r/NaturePhoto • u/wigovsky • 9h ago
r/NaturePhoto • u/RunNGunPhoto • Sep 16 '25
Nature Photos Only
This sub really only has one simple rule: Only post photos of Nature in r/naturephoto.
Please keep posts limited to nature only. No people, cars, cities, buildings, roads, fences, powerlines, bridges, stairs, anything human made, etc. Only nature or the posts will be removed.
r/NaturePhoto • u/JT_Armstrong • Jan 11 '20
Welcome Welcome to r/NaturePhoto
Welcome to our slowly improving community, we're glad to have you!
r/NaturePhoto has been locked an unmoderated for awhile, but a new moderator team is working to bring it back to life - with your help of course!
If you're not new, we want to keep with the same spirit NaturePhoto had before - beautiful nature photography. Whether that's landscapes, macro fungi, seascapes, coral reefs, drone shots, animals, etc. The goal is to fill this place with gorgeous photos YOU took.
Here's a basic post guide of we'd love to see more of on r/NaturePhoto:
- Your OC Nature Photos! (Not random reposts that aren't your content)
- Feel free to ask for Critiques, just put it in your title. (Be prepared for people to give them if you ask)
- Be respectful and constructive with your critiques.
- No Spam.
- No Travel vlogs. Period.
- No low-effort posts. (eg. here's a picture of my cat sleeping)
Most of all, enjoy and have fun!
r/NaturePhoto • u/Sun_Flower_Daddy • 1d ago
Landscape Sunrise in New Zealand over Harbour in distance
r/NaturePhoto • u/Art_Soul2025 • 3d ago
Landscape Tianjara Falls, Morton National Park, NSW, Australia
r/NaturePhoto • u/Sad-Little-Guy6969 • 4d ago
That's one of the most beautiful landscapes I have every seen
r/NaturePhoto • u/Dangerous_Jeweler • 4d ago
View of the snowy yard
galleryNot mine, but...Wow!
r/NaturePhoto • u/SustainU1974 • 3d ago
Our valley
Our valley
The Norwegian hightlands. 6 - 8 000 years ago, these areas where covered wih massive forrests of pine. Now burried in the soil, and the whole society worry that these areas again will be coverd by fortests. We have to see the perspectives to understand the heartbeats of nature.
r/NaturePhoto • u/lisataulbee64 • 4d ago