Natural Developments
Anyone who has trekked into the field with camera has likely envisioned seeing their photographs grace the pages of National Geographic. This group’s goal is to showcase the Very Best “WILD & FREE” Wildlife Photography!
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Top Ten Banner
Submit your best "Top Ten Banner" Artwork. We have only "Featured banner, and it's time …
Closed 8 months ago
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"Challenge Winner" banner
Submit your best "Challenge Winner" Artwork. We have only "Featured banner, and it's tim…
Closed 8 months ago
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ruminant mammals (Deer, Moose, red Deer, Reindeer, Roe, Chital, etc.)
This challenge is for images f any f the deer family. Remember, only wild and free anima…
Closed over 1 year ago
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Amphibians
This challenge is for images of Amphibians only. No zoos, private parks or pets..
Closed over 1 year ago
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marsupials
This challenge is for images of marsupials only. No zoos, private parks or pets..
Closed over 1 year ago
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primates
This challenge is for images of primates only. No zoos, private parks or pets..
Closed over 1 year ago
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Submission challenge
This is a submission challenge, Submit your best image according to the "group guidelin…
Closed almost 2 years ago
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Monthly submission challenge
This is a submission challenge, Submit your best image according to the "group guidelin…
Closed about 2 years ago
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Mammals
On top of the regular submission challenges, I am starting a new series of challenges. E…
Closed about 2 years ago
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Monthly submission challenge
This is a submission challenge, Submit your best image according to the "group guidelin…
Closed about 2 years ago
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Febuary Submission challenge
This is the second challenge, to replace the submission procedure now in place. Submit y…
Closed about 2 years ago
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Submission phase II
This is the second challenge, to replace the submission procedure now in place. Submit y…
Closed over 2 years ago
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Submission phase 1
This is the first challenge, to replace the submission procedure now in place. Submit yo…
Closed over 2 years ago
What's all this then? Challenges are a great way to give this group something to focus on — hone your skills, work towards something and have some fun!