The 10 Best Wildlife Photography Portfolio Examples of 2021

Jeremy Durand started to photograph horses in 2014 while living in Camargue, south of France. Jeremy is an international horse photographer. He first began capturing wildlife when he photographed his friend's horse, and since then he hasn't stopped capturing these emotions. Jeremy uses black and white to help them focus on action and emotion.

Based in Atlanta GA, Janerio Morgan has been a creative person since he was very young. His first artistic interests were drawing with pen and ink and watercolor painting. Nature, landscape, and wildlife photography is his center of focus, but his love of water from an early age lead to adding underwater photography to his photography passion.

Zion Cooper is a wildlife photographer from Christchurch, New Zealand. Zion uses photography to portray the beauty of their home, Aotearoa, and the inhabitants that also call it home. Zion has been to Tiritiri Matangi Island, photographing the amazing Kokako, as well as Ashley estuary where they laid on the rocks photographing wrybills.

Max Morgan George is a photographer from the United Kingdom whose work primarily consists of wildlife around the British Isles. Max has been documenting the British wildlife since childhood, building up a catalog of over 120 different native species of birds alone. This website is a portfolio of some of his best work and personal favorites.

Oscar Dominguez is a professional wildlife and conservation photographer focused on endangered species and mountain ecosystems. In the last years, he has turned to document endangered species and their environments in the most pristine and wild places. Oscar's work has been published in several newspapers and magazines, such as BBC Wildlife Magazine, The Guardian, New Scientist, NaturFoto, Viajes National Geographic among others, and is represented by Tandem Stills + Motion.

Glyn Sellors bought their first camera in 1981 - an Olympus OM1N with a Vivitar 400mm f5.6 lens. Glyn does most of their local birding in Derbyshire. Glyn also travels to the coast to see rare and scarce British birds and, sometimes, just regular summer and winter visitors. Most years, Glyn travels abroad to watch and photograph birds and other wildlife.

Enthusiast in wildlife and landscape photography

Missy Mandel loves photography, as it allows them to better appreciate the wonderful things they see. Missy Mandel feels that nature is connected with something deep inside of them, which has greatly influenced how they see and photograph the world. Missy Mandel strives to capture the emotions and feelings of both birds and animals. Their photographs take people closer to see better the detail, color, and spirit of a wild creature.