nature photography
Julius Kramer

Nature photography has been my passion for over 20 years.
With my camera in hand, I immerse myself in the wild stories that await us everywhere: right on our doorstep and sometimes on the other side of the world.
My pictures want to do more than just show – they want to tell, touch and make the magic of nature tangible.


The Ultimate Guide for Nature Photographers: The Best Wild Places in the World (2025)
This guide shows the best nature photography destinations worldwide – with tips on travel time, equipment, light and behavior. Based on 20 years of experience, it offers practical help for anyone who wants to photograph wildlife respectfully and effectively.

Bera Safari Guide: The best photo spots for breathtaking leopard pictures
A Bera safari offers a unique opportunity to observe leopards in the wild. The 850 million year old granite formations and the high density of leopards make Bera a paradise for wildlife photographers. Particularly remarkable is the peaceful coexistence between leopards and the Rabari herdsmen, who have lived together for centuries without conflict.

Satpura Tiger Reserve: The ultimate safari guide for photographers
The Satpura Tiger Reserve, created in 2000 by merging three forests, extends over 2133 square kilometers and is a paradise for nature photographers. It is home to around 50 tigers and an extraordinary biodiversity with over 50 mammal species, more than 300 bird species and many reptiles and butterflies.

what
moves me
Nature is full of life, diversity and wonder.
Instead of chasing after an idealized image of “untouched” nature, we should learn to see its true beauty – and preserve it. Protecting biodiversity means enjoying nature and giving it space to unfold. It does not need us to renew itself – but we need it.