There is always a community for everything, even for awful wildlife photography . Yes, if you’re a photographer who’s been on a stakeout for hours or days, you’re bound to capture a couple of hundreds of bad pictures. They might not make it to National Geographic magazine or win contests , but they definitely have a place in this Facebook group!
Yep, if you join the group ‘Crap Wildlife Photography ‘, you’ll become part of a community that loves all these badly timed pictures. Failed attempts don’t always have to end up in the trash bin, try posting your worst tries and see people enjoy them.
More info: Facebook / Crap Wildlife Photography
This gorgeous shot of an elephant who had itchy butt in Africa. That’s one termite mound down.
Mike Redding
Spent days and thousands of dollars on a stake out for a great white shark. Got it.
Kevin Lamb
Caption this picture.
Mark Oertel
Got this picture by accident. This triggerfish attacked me.
Martina Andrés
Can’t wait to see that cocoon pop.
Carolina Wolf
Was aiming for a perfect picture of a deer in the rain. Got this picture of the deer bolting and it looks it has a nest on its butt.
Tom Cunningham
No, we’re not interested in your product.
Mike Davis
Hawks are majestic most of the time. When they’re not…
Wendy Reyn
What a gorgeous view of a brown hyena in Namibia.
Geesche Neuburg
Koala came in for midnight snack, maybe.
Ellie Els
So, I tried.
Sheldon Grant
So, this guy has been bringing bugs, snakes and lizards almost daily while hitting the door with its beak.
Justin Singleton
Just a fish on a ride from a bird.
Michelle Sobek
Subject was moving too fast to capture it in focus.
Deanne Poschwatta
Captured a red-bellied woodpecker enjoying a fresh block of suet.
Heidi Harrison
These boys jumping in joy.
Oliver Hornberger
This very angry and triggered badger.
Gregory Jahner III
A beautiful Whitetail deer getting chased by our cat who thought it was my dog.
Madi Hagen
We were car camping in Idaho when a bull elk came over in the middle of the night. Jurassic Park but it’s an elk.
Carly Muench
A mood.
Cedrick Louault
What is this animal?!
Jenna Lindquist
This dove that gave that vibe of an old man who’s disappointed of who you’ve become.
John Scharpen
Thought I’ve captured two amazing bald eagles. Turns out the sea lion photobombed it and the auto-focus ruined (perfected) it.
Roelant Siekman
While staying in Nashville, was told that there’s a baby groundhog in the garden. It thought it’s hiding behind the pole.
Felicity Cowie
This seemingly hungry fox.
John Victor Jacobson
Yeah.
Kevin Becker
A literal crap shot.
Michelle Schwartz
Teeth. TEETH.
Alex Kuier
Nailed this rare picture of an owl taking flight.
Fräulein Hauteclocque
Captured this red firefly with 90-second night exposure at ISO 2000. He was attracted to the red light on my camera.
David Rennie