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I’ve Been Photographing Wildlife For 15 Years, Here Are My 30 All-Time Favorite Photos
I spent 15 years capturing incredible portraits of animals. I've been actively engaged in photography since 2006, mainly focused on nature and the wild animal world. My images show leopards, lions, tigers, and giraffes in surprisingly relaxed poses, with many of them sharing intimate moments with their companions. With my photography, I managed to place my name in many world media.
The portraits of wildlife from the zoo in Skopje, as well as many other photographs, were published in National Geographic, Daily Mail, Le Figaro, Reuters, Nature's Best Photography, Sunday Express, Forbes, Independent, Insider, Telegraph, New York Post, Huffington Post, China Daily, CNN, BBC, Daily Star, Wild Planet Photo Magazine, and many others. In fact, you can also check some of my previous posts here on Bored Panda here, here, here, here, here, here, and here.
After 15 years of working with photography, I decided to share my most viewed and shared photos around the world.
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#1
Final score:
114points
Aamna Shah 4 years ago
This photo truly deserves to be at the top (which it is). What a beautiful shot! The panther (I am assuming) is absolutely stunning.
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#2
Final score:
110points
Jeff Graef 4 years ago
Wow, photos that say it all, no comments needed. stunning use of the photographic media!
judith Wood 4 years ago
Love is what God made us to for, Love to see it in all his creations ❤️
#3
Final score:
106points
Mary Rose Kent 4 years ago
Some are, some aren’t. I’m pretty sure lions have harems.
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#6
Final score:
97points
PrincessTheSiameseKat 4 years ago
this isn't a cheetah it is a different species I forgot the name I will edit this post once I can remember
#7
Final score:
97points
Joan Zatorski 3 years ago
What do you mean by "higher"? The # of upvotes, the position of the camera? Please explain. Thanks.
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#8
Final score:
96points
Brenda Couvee 4 years ago
It is. I will never understand the sorry, pathetic excuses for human beings that would rather shoot these animals with a gun.
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Lovey Dove 4 years ago
i didnt know there were places in the wild with white background paper (just kidding)
#9
Final score:
86points
Joan Zatorski 3 years ago
The Bored Panda Pun Club is at it again! Clearly, we have wayyyyy too much time on our hands! :)
#10
Final score:
83points
#11
Final score:
82points
#12
Final score:
82points
#13
Final score:
81points
Isaac Molchak 4 years ago
Looks like some tasty bacon! I wonder if our furry footed friend would consider sharing.
Mary Rose Kent 4 years ago
I once saw a fox in Golden Gate Park (San Francisco)...boy, was I surprised.
#14
Final score:
79points
Mary Rose Kent 4 years ago
I think it looks like it’s picking spinach out of its teeth.
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#15
Final score:
79points
#16
Final score:
78points
#17
Final score:
78points
Mary Rose Kent 4 years ago (edited)
Does it have vitiligo? Or is that mottling standard for chimps?
Eleni Aggeliki 4 years ago
I used to love visiting zoos. Until I saw a gorilla in an enclosure. I left crying and never set foot at one again.
#18
Final score:
77points
#19
Final score:
74points
Joan Zatorski 3 years ago
I gasped! Beautiful, delicate, frightening in its fragility. What were the odds of capturing this? I wonder: was it by chance, out in the bush or in a zoological center, being monitored by specialists? I bet the stories behind each of these photographs must be amazing!
#20
Final score:
74points
#21
Final score:
71points
Joan Zatorski 3 years ago
Gee---I've been homebound far too long! When I saw this one I thought, "That's a very sensual photo!"
#22
Final score:
70points
Joan Zatorski 3 years ago
Holy moly! I think my heart skipped a beat when this image flashed onto my screen!
#23
Final score:
69points
Mary Rose Kent 4 years ago
It looks like an old world vulture (new world vultures have bald heads)
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Final score:
68points
Zoey Thomas 4 years ago
that looks like my 10 week old Puppy(aka named suicide) when it hit no-name (aka that the name of the other pup) it is the "i didn't do it he fell"
#25
Final score:
67points
#26
Final score:
64points
#27
Final score:
64points
#28
Final score:
63points
#29
Final score:
60points
Mary Rose Kent 4 years ago
I love how they match the hair on its forehead
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#30
Final score:
58points
#31
Final score:
29points
#32
Final score:
28points
Joan Zatorski 3 years ago
On the serious side, now folks, this is so unexpected--to capture two horses being that...annoyed? Angry? Competitive? with one another, is not the "standard" view captured by most photographers, I think. That's one of the aspects of his work I'm enjoying so much (like the infant animals chewing mama's finger etc)
#33
Final score:
28points
#34
Final score:
27points
Joan Zatorski 3 years ago
Reminds me of the lion & lioness image. Do the big cats often sit so closely together, side by side, looking in the same direction? Are they a mated pair or two of the same gender? Anybody know?
#35
Final score:
27points
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26points
#37
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25points
#38
Final score:
25points
#39
Final score:
22points
#40
Final score:
22points
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Sue Simmons 4 years ago
I absolutely adore all animals. They are fascinating. And beautiful. Never seen an ugly animal. They're still cute. Lol.
Theater Kid 4 years ago
I liked all the yawning pictures. I could definitely relate to those. Absolutely stunning photography. I hope you continue.
Kenny Kulbiski 4 years ago
It seemed like a lot of these were big cats. I just wanna say...........good!
Sue Simmons 4 years ago
I absolutely adore all animals. They are fascinating. And beautiful. Never seen an ugly animal. They're still cute. Lol.
Theater Kid 4 years ago
I liked all the yawning pictures. I could definitely relate to those. Absolutely stunning photography. I hope you continue.
Kenny Kulbiski 4 years ago
It seemed like a lot of these were big cats. I just wanna say...........good!
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