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Nature is beautiful—and brutal. The natural world’s up and downs are documented in stirring detail at the International Nature Photography Festival. Now in its 32nd year, the German Society for Nature Photography (GDT) hosts the event in Lünen, Germany, for three days on October 23-25.



“This year’s festival once again features a diverse programme of international lectures and hands-on seminars,” the organization shares. “While the lectures take audiences on phot

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