Find out how to photograph wildlife at night!

 

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Your photos Pro Photos British Wildlife Travel Directory Forum PHOTO TIPS How to photograph wildlife after dark  As the day ends, the natural world’s night shift kicks into gear and many of our best-loved animals become more active. Improve your pictures of nocturnal creatures with expert advice from wildlife photographer Paul Hobson.  Read more > SUBSCRIBE NOW GET YOUR DIGITAL COPY Buy a digital edition of BBC Wildlife Magazine for iOS, Android, Kindle Fire, PC or Mac. Visit iTunes, the Google Play store, Amazon or Zinio to find out more.  Read more > NEW FEATURES ONLINE NOW Browse through the latest issue of BBC Wildlife Magazine  Read more > Amazing photos of the greatest bat migration on Earth Read more > Enter this survey for the chance to win a £100 John Lewis voucher Read more > 7 things you didn’t know about ravens Read more > Download your FREE autumn leaves guide Read more > How and where to see red squirrels in the UK and Ireland Read more > ADVERTISEMENT FEATURE Shetland Nature  Established in 2006 by native Shetlander Brydon Thomason and together with a collaboration of renowned tour leaders and associates, Shetland Nature has built a reputation for providing an exceptional and authentic visitor experience. We specialise and focus solely on the Shetland Islands and its world renowned natural heritage and are the only nature tour company to do so. What attracts visitors on our holidays is our understanding of the islands wildlife and our commitment to it and our guests. Click here to find out more > Connect with us...   Like us on Facebook   Follow us on Twitter   Join our forum    Listen to our podcast   Subscribe to the magazine ADVERTISEMENT FEATURE *Free gift and 30% saving offer only available to UK residents. Stock is subject to availability, BBC Wildlife Magazine reserves the right to substitute the gift with an alternative. Gifts in stock will be sent separately within 28 days. Christmas orders must be placed by 15th December 2014. Your subscription will start with the next available issue. BBC Wildlife Magazine is published 13 times a year. Offer ends 31st December 2014. Unsubscribe | Privacy Policy © Immediate Media Company Limited 2014. Registered in England No. 3406699 Registered Office: Tower House, Fairfax Street, Bristol, BS1 3BN

 

Just ten days until THE photography event of the year

Email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser If you want to take fabulous wildlife photographs, then BBC Wildlife Magazine thinks that this conference might be of interest WILDSCREEN PHOTOGRAPHY FESTIVAL 24 - 26 OCTOBER 2014, LONDON   Don't Miss Out On Your Chance To Learn From The Best  A packed 3 days of jaw dropping photos, awe-inspiring tales and valuable tips from more than 25 of the world’s very best wildlife and conservation photographers including...   Tim Laman Recipient of the North American Nature Photography Association's Outstanding Nature Photographer Award with a reputation for photographing practically impossible subjects. Jim Brandenburg Wildlife Photographer of the Year winner and recipient of the World Achievement Award from the United Nations in recognition of his use of nature photography to raise public awareness for the environment.   Joe Cornish One of Britain's greatest landscape photographers and noted for his large format work, creating images that have helped redefine the way the British landscape is viewed. Alexander Mustard Britain’s most successful underwater photographer, a multi-award winner including GDT European Wildlife Photographer of the Year, and a pioneer of innovative techniques.   Tim Laman Recipient of the North American Nature Photography Association's Outstanding Nature Photographer Award with a reputation for photographing practically impossible subjects. Jim Brandenburg Wildlife Photographer of the Year winner and recipient of the World Achievement Award from the United Nations in recognition of his use of nature photography to raise public awareness for the environment.   Unsubscribe | Privacy Policy © Immediate Media Company Limited 2014. Registered in England No. 3406699 Registered Office: Tower House, Fairfax Street, Bristol, BS1 3BN

Find out how to become a wildlife cameraman!

 

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Your photos Pro Photos British Wildlife Travel Directory Forum PHOTO GALLERY Grey seals Young wildlife photographer Josh Jaggard has been taking pictures of grey seals on the Norfolk coastline for the past three years. View his fantastic images, including play-fighting adults, moulting pups and a surfing bull in this fantastic photo gallery.  Read more > SUBSCRIBE NOW GET YOUR DIGITAL COPY Buy a digital edition of BBC Wildlife Magazine for iOS, Android, Kindle Fire, PC or Mac. Visit iTunes, the Google Play store, Amazon or Zinio to find out more.  Read more > NEW FEATURES ONLINE NOW Browse through the latest issue of BBC Wildlife Magazine  Read more > How do spiders make silk? Find out the answer Read more > 8 amazing flamingo facts you need to know Read more > Discover how to become a wildlife cameraman Read more > What is the best way to beat poaching? Have your say in our poll Read more > Enter your brilliant pics into our autumn woods photo contest Read more > Connect with us...   Like us on Facebook   Follow us on Twitter   Join our forum    Listen to our podcast   Subscribe to the magazine ADVERTISEMENT FEATURE *3 issues for £1 offer is only available to UK residents paying by Direct Debit. After your first 3 issues your subscription will continue at £16.75 every 6 issues. If you cancel within 2 weeks of receiving your 2nd issue you will pay no more than £1. BBC Wildlife Magazine is published 13 times a year. Your subscription will start with the next available issue. Offer ends 22nd October 2014. Unsubscribe | Privacy Policy © Immediate Media Company Limited 2014. Registered in England No. 3406699 Registered Office: Tower House, Fairfax Street, Bristol, BS1 3BN