Close-Up Photographer of the Year (CUPOTY) contest is a fantastic showcase of the intricate beauty of the natural world. It’s exciting to see the incredible images captured in nature photography competitions! This competition showcased stunning images. Christopher Paetkau won “Photography of the Year.” His captivating shot features a polar bear resting in a field of…
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Bronze Wild sculpture by Artist Praiva Raiva
When Praiva Raiva was young, he spent 4 years with hill tribe in the north of Thailand. After many years, he became an artist and created “Wild sculpture” made by bronze. “I also want to say that my work as a sculptor began at the middle stage of my life. This is an important point…
Edwin Kats /Cute Animal Photographer
Netherlands-based Edwin Kats has a knack for capturing small critters in an incredibly cute way. “For as long I can remember I have had a close relationship with nature and wildlife in particular. Going outdoors on my own as a child was a big adventure because there was always something to see or do. Since…
Tiffany Bozic Stunning Surreal Nature Paintings
TIFFANY BOZIC HAS SPENT MOST OF HER LIFE LIVING WITH AND OBSERVING THE INTRICACIES OF NATURE. Her work has the traditional air of tightly rendered nature illustrations but with a highly emotional range of surreal metaphorical themes. In her paintings and sketches she presents her vision of life’s struggles and triumphs that are largely autobiographical. …
Tim Flach | WildLife Photographer
Tim Flach was born in London and studied Art and Design at Central St Martin’s College. He emerged with a fascination for photography which has since led to numerous commissions, awards and solo exhibitions, and a presence in permanent collection and publications around the world. He is best know for the originality that he bring’s…
Karen Laurence-Rowe Wildlife Artist
KAREN LAURENCE-ROWE. WINNER WILDLIFE ARTIST OF THE YEAR 2012.RECIPIENT OF THE AFC SIMON COMBES CONSERVATION ARTIST AWARD 2015. Born in Uganda, daughter to a civil engineer, her family lived almost a nomadic existence, moving around East Africa to wherever a road or a bridge was needed. Home, in those early years was often a prefab wooden site…