The Nature Photographer Club™ Online Database

This is the place where new Database and Website announcements are discussed, including new features & innovations, as well as problems and solutions, as we will never stop growing and improving.

This is the place to discuss any comments, feedback, issues, or problems using the Image-Hosting features, for Platinum Members and beyond. Other members are welcome to participate here as well.

This is the place to post any comments, issues, or suggestions having to do with the taxonomy, structure, or general integrity with the biological Kingdoms of Life Database. (New species to add, current species' with outdated names, etc.)

This is the place to discuss any comments, feedback, issues, or problems using the Nature Encounters feature, for Gold Members and beyond. Registered members are welcome to ask questions here as well.

This is the place for ALL OTHER comments, feedback, issues, or problems using the site, not specifically-referenced above.

Introduce yourself here, give a little background, and discuss some of the equipment you own. Welcome!

For discussing tools of the trade. No brand-war discussions allowed. Please just post good equipment experience, ideas, and knowledge for specific types of nature photography.

For discussing photography philosophy in general, photographic techniques, as well as to give general constructive photographic suggestions.

The place to share your experience (and images!) of great places to go for nature and wildlife opportunities. (However, please use discretion when pinpointing areas where rare or endangered wildlife might be adversely-affected.)

This forum is for Registered (but unSubscribed) members to share their images of interesting wildlife we found today or fairly recently. The images don't have to be high-quality, even your cell phone shots are OK. It's just a fun effort where everyone can share the cool stuff we've discovered for feedback, discussion, and/or ID requests.

This forum is for macro enthusiasts to display their finest efforts at photographing arthropods of all kinds (including butterflies, dragonflies, spiders, scorpions, centipedes, etc.)

Display your finest captures of the birds you have been able to witness (from hummingbirds to ostriches) while out and about, both to share as well as for some constructive feedback.

Sometimes even these creatures can be artistically-photographed, so share your best efforts of these animals here for community opinion.

Share compelling habitat & ecosystem shots here, for general interest, verification, as well as for some constructive feedback. (E.g., Mesic, Xeric, and other habitats.) You might also want to discuss what kinds of wildlife this particular ecosystem attracts. Artistic landscape & seascape efforts also go here.

The botanists' paradise: this forum is for artistic expression/critique of out best flower images, leaves, foliage, on up to Redwoods.

Display your best photos of the mammals (elephants, bear, lions, squirrels, etc.) you have been able to capture to camera in your wildlife forays for some constructive feedback.

These make for some of the most compelling nature images to be found, so share your best efforts here for review and constructive feedback.

Share compelling ocean and underwater imagery here, both for enjoyment as well as for constructive feedback. The possibilities are limitless.

This forum is for herping enthusiasts to display their finest efforts at capturing images of lizards, snakes, turtles, frogs, salamanders, etc.)

For the sharing and critical analysis of HDR images, which are ever increasing in popularity.

Macro image stacking compiles several different photos of the same subject, "stacked" together and blended to become one image for exceptional depth-of-field. Post your best efforts here.

Display your best microscopic photography that's beyond 5x life-size magnification (amoeba, bacteria, etc.) that you have been able to capture, both for enjoyment as well as for constructive feedback.

For the discussion of matters that help preserve our natural world.

For the discussion of creating self-sustainable food, water, and energy sources to rid oneself of governmental dependency.

Discuss all "off-topics" not covered in these other forums. Anything goes, but show some class.