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Nature

General

American Environmental Photographs - 1891 to 1936

American Museum of Natural History: Picturing the Museum

Bird Photo Tips

Birds in Flight - High-speed Flash Techniques

Steve Bloom

Botany Photo of the Day University of British Columbia

Jerry Burchfield Photograms of flowers, etc.

Earthbound Light

ForestsForever From Fuji

Haynes Family Photographs, 1866-1969 Includes Yellowstone Park

Hidden Forest From the website: Have you ever been out in the forest (bush) or maybe even in your own backyard, and come across some strange fungus, lichen or maybe even a slime mould, and wondered "what's that?" My web site is my small attempt to photograph and name many of these strange things.

mytinygarden.com

Edgar Lissel

Use AltaVista - Babel Fish Translation.

Lissel uses cyanobacteria cultures in Petrie dishes to create photographic images. Cyanobacteria have photosynthesis. They're called blue-green algae, but are related to algae only in that they both have chloroplasts. Go to Introduction to the Cyanobacteria to learn more.

Katinka Matson Nature on a scanner

National Geographic Camera Bag Hot Tips

Nature of New England

Nature Photographers Online Magazine

Michael "Nick" Nichols - National Geographic

NightSea Fluorescence of undersea organisms

North American Nature Photography Association

Orchid Species Photographs

Oriental Bird Club Image Database

E.J. Peiker

Photo Traveler Guides for Photographers

Plants in Motion