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Obviously, every photographer is different. But generally, good wildlife ergonomics will include a camera that’s heavy enough to balance big lenses so they don’t feel top-heavy, along with a deep grip ...

Celebrating 10 years of hilarious nature photography, the Nikon Comedy Wildlife Awards are bringing an immersive exhibition to FRAMELESS London on September 12. Running through January 2027, the ...

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Wildlife photography is often associated with breathtaking landscapes and majestic animals, but every now and then, nature shows its funnier side. For more than a decade, the Nikon Comedy Wildlife ...

The Nikon Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards annually showcases hilarious wildlife photos and videos, aiming to raise conservation awareness through humor. The competition highlights animals' natural ...

Eleanor has an undergraduate degree in zoology from the University of Reading and a master’s in wildlife documentary production from the University of Salford. Eleanor has an undergraduate degree in ...

A photo of a gannet blinded by grass won the Sterna People’s Choice Award of the Nik o n Comedy Wildlife Awards after sweeping the public vote, which took place online earlier this year. The photo ...

The ever-popular Nikon Comedy Wildlife Awards is opening its 2026 competition and to mark it, the photo competition has released unseen photos from the 2025 competition. “To kick off the new ...

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Winners of the Nikon Comedy Wildlife Awards 2025 have been announced. Mark Meth-Cohn of the UK took home the top prize for his hilarious image of a ‘high-fiving’ gorilla. The comical photograph stood ...

British photographer Mark Meth-Cohn had spent four days trekking through the Virunga mountains in Rwanda in search of gorillas when his patience and determination finally paid off. There he ...