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A nature photographer standing on an illuminated shallow lake capturing the sunset that is reflecting across the horizon.
Photo of a harbor seal in the water near a kelp bed
A family of four cheetahs sitting in the grass, staring intently at the cameraman.
A photographers' silhouette against a rock formation photographing the stars with long exposure.
Photo by Suzi Eszterhas showing a mother lion and cub atop a rock in Maasai Mara National Reserve, Kenya.
Red fox (Vulpes vulpes) leaps high into the air to pounce on a small rodent beneath the snow. Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming
A granite column formed over 15,000 years of receding glaciers rests on the beach after being knocked over by a massive wave during a 2024 storm.
photo of angry crab underwater
The view downriver from Nankoweap’s historic native American granary site is one of the iconic views of the American West.
Death Valley, 2011. This sailing rock at the Racetrack Playa was lit with a flashlight and a CTO gel. The color contrast between the warm rock and the cool background creates greater visual depth than the images I made without it. Nikon D3S at 24mm. Exposure: 1 second, f/4.5, ISO 200.
Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming The colors surrounding Grand Prismatic Spring appear to melt into each other, creating a beautiful edge. These colorful hues result from heat-loving bacteria thriving in and around the spring, with different colors corresponding to varying temperatures.
Image of a tree at night with a halo glow
Banff National Park, Canada Dawn at Lake Louise brings glass calm waters and morning fog.
Photo by Brian Matthews of a King Penguin tucking its head into its body to stay warm.

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Wild Eye Magazine Cover: Issue 06, January 2026

January 2026

Issue 06

Wild Eye Issue 06 explores how photography can shape what comes next, honoring our responsibility to the natural world beyond the frame. Thomas D. Mangelsen reflects on Bear 399, Margot Raggett marks 10 years of the epic Remembering Wildlife book series and its conservation impact, and Justin Black shares practical ways photographers can support conservation. Together, these voices remind us that photography isn’t an endpoint, but an invitation to advocate and act.

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