Early on in Frans Lanting’s new book, “Into Africa”, there’s a photograph of four lionesses that fills a double-page spread. It’s taken from below their eye level and each of them is looking in a ...

A peculiar band of chimpanzees lives amid the grasslands of Senegal in western Africa. While most chimps live in the canopies of tropical forests, these primates live mostly on the open ground of the ...

The Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History and the National Geographic Society, with support from the World Wildlife Fund, have joined to present “Into Africa,” an exhibition featuring the ...

Frans Lanting, a renowned photographer, and Christine Eckstrom, an accomplished science writer, will present Bay of Life: From Wind to Whales at the Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts. Their ...

What we know about albatrosses, we largely know from literature -- perhaps most famously from Samuel Taylor Coleridge's 1798 poem The Rime of the Ancient Mariner. The albatross was considered an omen ...

Early on in Frans Lanting’s new book, “Into Africa”, there’s a photograph of four lionesses that fills a double-page spread.

Frans Lanting and his wife and creative Chris Ekstrom pause for a moment in their busy schedule to pose for a portrait in their Santa Cruz studio. The pair will be presenting “Land of the Jaguars: ...

Nature photographer Frans Lanting will share the story behind the making of his multimedia presentation Life: A Journey through Time at an event on Saturday, March 17. Presentations of “The Making of ...

The understanding of how early humans evolved advances the more we study the behavior of one of our closest relatives, the chimpanzee. This understanding just went through another ground-breaking ...

The Seymour Marine Discovery Center presents a new multimedia show by renowned photographer Frans Lanting and his partner, Chris Eckstrom, about the wonders of wild Africa on Saturday, January 27, at ...

There's an art to taking a good wildlife photo, and few photographers can turn photos into art as masterfully as Frans Lanting. The former National Geographic photographer-in-residence was recently ...