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Black and white photo of Monterey Bay
Moo Deng the Hippo
Three lilac flowers lit up with blues and aqua's in front of a black background, making the flowers look iridescent
A photo of a salamander lizard silhouette photo taken while lizard in water with reflection of trees surrounding the lizard like veins
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Caribou just outside the Nunamiut Indigenous community. The Nunamiut have depended on caribou for millennia, not only as their main food source, but also culturally and spiritually. The community was founded in 1957 when the Bureau of Indian Affairs forced the Nunamiut to settle into a single village site. Before that, they were nomadic with their homes and way of life revolving around the caribou migration.
Two rhinos captured up close showing the enormity of their horns and stoic presence.
Keep access clear at all times with a badger in the crosshair.
The Inuvialuit reindeer march forward through the waning evening sun, their breath turning to a hazy fog in the -22 degree Fahrenheit air in April. In a matter of weeks, they’ll arrive at their calving grounds on Richards Island in the Beaufort Sea, where female reindeer will give birth and nurse their newborn calves through the warm months before making the return trip back across the tundra. Reindeer and caribou are the same species but differ in domestication and range.
Where daylight begins to fade along a deep undersea wall, a green turtle slowly parts a dense wall of schooling striped salemas.
Bald eagle being spooked by a prairie dog.
A kaleidoscope effect taken with experimental photography showing a spider in what appears to be a glowing bubble.
A couple dozen leatherback turtles on the sea shore in Maui.
A cuckoo wasp rests balanced on a grass stem. These brilliantly colored parasitic wasps lay eggs in other insects’ nests, and the larva feed on the host species’ larva and stored pollen. 84-frame focus stack captured with a 5× microscope objective.
Wild cat standing on a dirt path mid-swipe at a flying bird in a natural setting.
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.
A cave diver hovers inside a vast flooded chamber, surrounded by ancient formations within the Greater Mayan Aquifer, Mexico’s hidden freshwater world.
Photo of an iceberg
Upper Antelope Canyon in northern Arizona, USA with narrow sandstone passageway and wavy walls, magical light beams and sunbeam effects are shining through the cracks above and catching falling sand.

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Wild Eye Magazine Issue 08, 2026 cover photo

July 2026

Issue 08

Welcome to Wild Eye Issue 08, where we focus in on what inspires us to photograph nature and the continuity of creativity. Christine Kenyon reflects on a lifetime of a passion for photography and a fascination with the night sky and far away galaxies. Karen Hutton explores Zion National Park from a new angle of FUJIFILM technology and blends her experienced creative eye with new technology. Far from the Milky Way, Alex Mustard takes us into the shallows of the most precious and pristine coral reefs and examines them as underwater cities. What brings these varied subjects together is the creative genius and dedication to documenting our planet in stunning detail.

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