These videos from Audubon Photography Awards are a unique chance to marvel at the winged creatures inhabiting our world.

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Science and photography often go hand in hand for strictly practical purposes, but every now and then, we should stop and take a moment to appreciate the beauty, complexity and sometimes brutality of ...

Now in its fourth year, Bird Photographer of the Year is a global photography competition that celebrates avian beauty and diversity. With thousands of images entered for competition from more than 60 ...

Photographing birds in natural light is one of the most rewarding forms of wildlife photography. Understanding how light ...

Photographing birds can be thrilling and frustrating at the same time. These creatures are fast and unpredictable, so documenting them requires more than a sharp eye. You need the right camera ...

In addition to earning the fastest time on the hill, some ski racers on the FIS Alpine World Cup circuit get some pretty interesting prizes from different countries. In Levi, Finland, it appears that ...

Scarlet tanager at Stone Harbor N.J. (Photo by Kevin Karlson) Piping plover with chicks in Cape May, N.J. (Courtesy of Kevin Karlson) Cooper's hawk in Cape May, N.J. (Photo by Kevin Karlson) Black ...

Having the right camera for bird photography will save you many headaches when trying to capture images of the avian species. Though it may seem like a straightforward genre, it comes its own specific ...

Photographer and explorer, Gemina Garland-Lewis has always been drawn to nature and wildlife. Garland-Lewis takes us through her journey of growing to love bird photography alongside her partner on ...

Documenting avian species can be tricky but the best lenses for bird photography make it much more attainable. Without the proper lens, you may be too far away, risk scaring birds away, or be stuck ...