Wildlife With Sean

Wildlife With Sean Wildlife photos from around the world by nature enthusiast and artist Sean Mullen My name is Sean Mullen. I hope you enjoy.

I'm a professional artist and nature enthusiast with a deep fascination for all animals - big, small, beautiful, creepy, docile, or dangerous. Since I was a little boy, I've been catching frogs, bugs, and whatever else I could in our yard, the forest behind our house, or wherever else we found ourselves. But it wasn't until my early twenties that I took my first step towards wildlife photography.

That step was a trip to visit one of my best friends who was living in Thailand. There, we drove out to a national park and hired a guide to help us explore. During a night safari he took us on, we encountered a type of Civet that we later learned was thought to be extinct in that part of Thailand. It was a stunning animal, and as we quietly watched it, I found myself wishing I had a camera to get some pictures of it. Shortly after reaching home in Los Angeles, I went out and bought my first DSLR. Ever since, I've been lugging my camera and a growing collection of lenses anywhere I've gone in the world, doing all the wildlife photography I can. This website features the most successful shots I've managed to capture on those trips, and will host any new shots I manage to get in the coming years.

This is the most still and alert I've ever seen a herd of Spotted Deer, for obvious reasons. I was really hoping the mom...
18/08/2026

This is the most still and alert I've ever seen a herd of Spotted Deer, for obvious reasons. I was really hoping the moment would become a full-on hunt, but the deer took off moments later, before the Bengal Tiger could get close enough to have a real shot.

A rare moment of stillness from a Least Tern. Such aerodynamic-looking little things.
17/08/2026

A rare moment of stillness from a Least Tern. Such aerodynamic-looking little things.

A shot of a Western Spotted Orb Weaver in the bushes outside my office back in 2008.
16/08/2026

A shot of a Western Spotted Orb Weaver in the bushes outside my office back in 2008.

A Snowy Egret doing a goofy run on water
14/08/2026

A Snowy Egret doing a goofy run on water

Had an unexpected guest suctioned onto the glass pane of our patio door tonight. A Paleotropic Tree Frog - common to Ban...
13/08/2026

Had an unexpected guest suctioned onto the glass pane of our patio door tonight. A Paleotropic Tree Frog - common to Bangalore, but not something I see often. It was a fun treat for someone like me to get some shots of its underside like this through the glass.

As often happens, when a cool bird flies by close to me, it's a scramble to try catching it fully in frame and focus, us...
12/08/2026

As often happens, when a cool bird flies by close to me, it's a scramble to try catching it fully in frame and focus, usually without success. On occasion, I get lucky and capture a great angle in a great pose with great lighting. But mostly, I finally catch a clean shot once it's passed by - like here. In this case though, I was still lucky to catch its face nice and clear while it was in a good pose with its wing feathers beautifully spread out.

This picture makes me think of winter and Christmas when I see it, even though it was taken in June. Just something abou...
11/08/2026

This picture makes me think of winter and Christmas when I see it, even though it was taken in June. Just something about the pudgy little Northern House Wren perched on an evergreen branch that will always feel like a Christmas card image to me.

A Bonnet Macaque and I having a moment in Bandipur National Park a couple years back
10/08/2026

A Bonnet Macaque and I having a moment in Bandipur National Park a couple years back

10/08/2026

A little time-lapse video of a common Garden Snail I shot in our driveway in France a few years ago. Pretty active little buggers when you see them sped up like this.

This Spotted Dove showed me again how animals that look boring first glance usually have all kinds of subtle beauty to t...
07/08/2026

This Spotted Dove showed me again how animals that look boring first glance usually have all kinds of subtle beauty to them. From the silvery-blue wing feathers to the interesting spotted pattern around the neck, it's quite a lovely bird.

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