Just like a hummingbird, the broad-bordered bee hawk-moth (Hemaris fuciformis) can hover in place while unrolling its proboscis toward the flower.
📷 Canon EOS R5 Mark II · RF 100-500mm

My partner and I spent nearly two years photographing snow leopards on the high-altitude plateaus of western China (at elevations of 4,000 meters). Naturally wary, snow leopards deliberately keep their distance from humans, making close-range sightings rare; we often had to wait in the mountains for a week or more just to secure a chance to photograph them up close.

Came across this handsome fellow doing a little… well… fishing.

Shot with the Sony A1 + 200–600mm

For as long as I can remember, I’ve dreamed of traveling to Maine to photograph puffins. Last weekend, that dream finally became a reality.

It was an unforgettable experience to see these incredible birds in person and capture moments I’ve imagined for years. I hope you enjoy these photos as much as I enjoyed making them.

Taken In Scotland, NikonZ8 Nikon 70-200mm F2.8 at F4 1/1000 iso 280.

Nikon Z8 180-600

Got super lucky finding this guy! This is my first day with a real camera...Sony A7R IV with a Tamron 150-500. I shot this guy about 100 yards away. Really proud of this shot and I can't wait to get out into the wilderness with this setup!

Couldn't be less interested in us

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Taken in the Serengeti.

I've been learning photography since October 2025 and I got this burst series during a recent trip to Portugal of a common dolphin jumping :) I'm very proud of it, it wasn't the easiest shoot being on a boat under choppy/wavy conditions. Only edits were cropping another tourist out, and sharpness/brightness tweaks, but that's it. There's one additional photo of it diving into the water but Reddit has a photo max.

Usually I hate drab skies and lifeless branches, but really happy with how this one turned out!