Free Content • Five Minutes With Carole Reboul
French Nature Photographer Carole Reboul tells WPM why she does what she does…
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Free Content • Bucket List Locations
Seeking inspiration for extraordinary wildlife destinations? Wildlife photographer and tour leader Mark Sisson lists the must-see bucket list locations
Free Content • Five Minutes With Ashleigh Scully
Budding wildlife photographer Ashleigh Scully talks lenses, ethics and mentors in this quick fire interview
Free Content • The Art of Composition
Roger Reynolds discusses the importance of grasping a sound understanding of design and composition
Free Content • Interview with Richard Peters
In this interview, Richard Peters explains his inspirations and why he believes you don’t have to travel to exotic locations to get great photos
Free Content • Five Minutes With Perdita Petzl
Perdita describes her style and wildlife photography goals with some helpful tips for wildlife photography enthusiasts
Free Content • Macro Marvels
Zoologist and conservationist Victoria Hillman has a passion for the smaller subjects of the animal kingdom. She explains the techniques needed to create artistic macro pictures
Free Content • Five Minutes With Jaymi Heimbuch
Wildlife photographer Jaymi Heimbuch shares her best advice for aspiring photographers and tells of how she helps to preserve wild species
Free Content • Understanding Your Subject
British wildlife photographer Russell Savory is a man who will stop at almost nothing to achieve the perfect shot. His secret? Understanding his subjects.
Free Content • Five Minutes With Alison Buttigieg
Alison describes why photographing big cats such as tigers, jaguars and lions is her passion in this quick-fire interview…
Free Content • Mastering the Social Network
Social media platforms such as Facebook and Instagram are now regarded as an essential means to marketing your photography. David Lloyd offers his advice on the matter…
Free Content • Nature On Your Doorstep
How can we create interesting pictures of diverse wildlife around us without having to travel to far away lands? Brian P. Slade offers a few pointers
Free Content • Avian Gem of the Bering Sea
Alaska’s Pribilof Islands are one of the world’s great seabird photography hotspots, as Marie Read discovers
Free Content • Interview with Federico Veronesi
Wildlife Photographer Federico Veronesi reveals how his passion for Africa began as a small boy and his worries for the future of its wildlife…
Free Content • Why Photograph Everyday Wildlife Species?
Is wildlife all about photographing big animals of the African Savannah, or is there more to it? Mark Sisson reflects…
Free Annual Issue 2016
Download the Wild Planet Photo Magazine free annual issue 2016 and enjoy wildlife as it should be seen.
Free Content • Yellowstone Journals: Rutting in the Rockies
The onset of winter marks an acutely active time in the high country as animals fight for the right to breed and propagate their species. Jared Lloyd explains…
Free Content • A Picture, or a Portrait?
There’s more to a successful animal portrait than filling the frame with the face of the subject, says David Lloyd…
Free Content • Macro Photography: Leaving Your Comfort Zone
Most photographers have a genre they love and are passionate about. However, as Mark Sisson says, it is nice to try different fields from time to time…
Free Content • Why You Should Photograph Arctic Birdlife
Great light, superb settings and almost all night shootings. Mark Sisson explains why all these factors are his inspiration and passion for photographing the birdlife at the north of our continent
Free Content • Gearing Down
How many cameras and lenses are in your kit bag? David Lloyd wonders if we’d all be better photographers if we just went out with less gear in our bags.
Free Content • Photographing Mountain Hares
During the winter snow and ice, mountain hares wear their white winter coats. Mark Hamblin provides some expert advice from his encounters with these denizens of the Scottish mountains
Free Content • Finding a Timeless Photographic Style
What is style? Who invented it? How do we create it? In today’s competitive world of wildlife photography, it’s all about identifying what can set your pictures apart and weathering the times, says Peter Cairns
Free Content • Photographing Puffins
Why do Puffins capture the hearts and lenses of wildlife photographers? Mark Sisson shares his advice on photographing puffins.
