Words by Sheila Sheppard, Images by Marni Grossman

We are close. Close enough to look into their eyes — ancient, intelligent, full of spirit. The horses seemed to be as curious about our little group as we were about them, but with an alert presence that only the wild can impart.

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Issue 07

Explore what it means to shape what comes next through photography, ethics, and conservation. From Katie Orlinsky’s look at Arctic caribou under pressure, to Matt Payne’s reflection on responsibility in the age of digital discovery, this issue brings together powerful stories that connect beauty with action. With work from Jon McCormack and Tui De Roy, Issue 07 invites readers to see the natural world with deeper care and to consider how photography can help protect it.

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April 2026

Issue 07

Wild Eye Issue 07 reflects on the power of photography to shape how we see — and ultimately care for — the Earth, inspired by the spirit of Earth Day. Katie Orlinsky documents the enduring migration of Arctic caribou, while Jon McCormack invites us to find quiet clarity in nature’s patterns, using art as a pathway to advocacy. Matt Payne examines the intersection of technology and environmental responsibility, and Tui De Roy reveals the fragile beauty of endangered sea turtles. Together, these perspectives remind us that photography does more than capture what is — it shapes what we choose to protect next.

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Photography Features

The world’s best known photographers share their tips, techniques and personal stories on how to capture great images.

Wild Lands

Exploring the wild to find the best places to capture stunning images.

Field Notes

Photographers share the technical and creative decisions behind a striking photo.

Parting Shot

Amusing wildlife images, with commentary from the photographer.

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Caribou just outside the Nunamiut Indigenous community. Community members say that over the last decade, the caribou have only come through in the spring and can no longer be found returning in the fall like they once did. The Western Arctic Herd was once the biggest caribou herd in the world, but now their status is critical. Since 2003, the herd has gone from 500,000 animals to fewer than 150,000, with a quarter of the losses happening in just the past three years.

Issue 07

Caribou
Under
Pressure

Images by Katie Orlinsky, Interview by Miriam Stein Battles

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Upon my first visit to Ice Lake, I was inspired to capture the lake under moonlight, surrounded by stars and wildflowers. What the image can’t show is the eroded and illegal campsites that now ring the basin, one of the most documented cases of geotag-driven overuse in Colorado.

Issue 07

Ethics in
the Field

Words and Images by Matt Payne

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Patterns of ash and mineral color mark the path of ancient lava flows, imprinting the floor of the Rift Valley with a fiery memory.

Issue 07

Nature’s
Impact

Images by Jon McCormack, Interview by Andrew Todhunter

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Issue 06

Photography
With Purpose

Words and Images by Justin Black

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Issue 06

Remembering
the Endangered

Words by Margot Raggett MBE

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Platte River,
Nebraska

Words and Images by Cheryl Opperman

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Issue 05

Bearing
Witness

Interview by Miriam Stein Battles, Images by Jack Dykinga

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Portrait of Jane Goodall with Chimpanzee hand

Issue 05

Legacy
of Hope

Quote by Jane Goodall, Image by Michael Nichols

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Issue 05

Tracking
the Invisible

Words and Images by Britta Jaschinski

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A coastal landscape photograph edited using Adobe Lightroom's Select Landscape masking tool, showcasing enhanced sky, water, and terrain separation.

Issue 04

When the
Machine
Sees the
Landscape

Words and Images by Jason Bradley

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Photo by Xavi Bou showing abstract trails of birds in flight.

Issue 04

Revealing
the Invisible

Words and Images by Xavi Bou

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A 7-week-old leopard cub suckling on its mother.

Issue 04

Nurtured
by Nature

Words and Images by Suzi Eszterhas & Minden Pictures

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Words by Selina Sahba, Images by Katie Orlinsky

Some stories cannot be photographed over a weekend. They require time, travel, patience, and multiple returns to the same locations. They demand trust, observation, and often years of work before the full story begins to emerge. That’s where the FUJIFILM GFX Challenge Grant Program enters the picture.

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