Tim Laman - Wildlife Photojournalist

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Tim Laman - Wildlife Photojournalist

Tim Laman is a wildlife photographer and filmmaker and the creator of Bird Photography Masterclass

04/23/2026

Looking to liven up your bathroom? Use my Earth Day Print Sale and Conservation Fundraiser to save 25%.

This might be the best wall art for a bathroom—and your purchase will help protect wild orangutans like this little guy.

I photographed “Live Streaming — Borneo 2020” in Gunung Palung National Park. It went viral that year for obvious reasons.

Order now—100% of proceeds go to Save Wild Orangutans.

Would you hang this anywhere else besides the bathroom?

https://www.timlamanfineart.com/earthdaysale

04/18/2026

Do you have a wall that needs vertical artwork? Take advantage of my Earth Day Fundraiser & Print Sale! 100% of proceeds of orangutan prints will be donated to Save Wild Orangutans and you save 25% on all open edition prints.

I call this piece "Mother's Pride." I photographed a mother and her infant high in the canopy and waited for this quiet moment. The warm reddish hair against the lush green leaves portrays their close bond in the rain forest.

https://www.timlamanfineart.com/earthdaysale

04/17/2026

My Earth Day Fundraiser & Print Sale is officially live.

From April 17–22 you can:

🌏 Save 25% on my Earth Day Collection

🦧 Help protect orangutans with 100% of proceeds of orangutan prints going directly to Save Wild Orangutans.

Every piece in this collection was created in the field—often after days or weeks of work in remote locations—so it’s meaningful to be able to send these images into homes while giving back to conservation.

https://www.timlamanfineart.com/earthdaysale

04/10/2026

From my National Geographic Collection - “Hoatzin - Wings Raised”. While working along Anangu Creek in Yasuni National Park, I watched a Hoatzin (Opisthocomus hoazin) lift its wings in a single, measured motion. The image presents the species’ unusual crest, and the delicate layering of feathers as it balanced on the branch.

Which detail draws your eye most: the russet tail, the barred underwing, or the spiky crest? I’d love to hear your observations. Limited fine-art prints are available on paper, metal or acrylic — this photograph would make a refined addition to a nature collection or study.

04/03/2026

Fine Art Friday! I rose before dawn at Lake Kussharo and watched whooper swans rouse on the open water warmed by hidden hot springs. The meeting of warm outflow and cold air produced a low, milky mist that softened the light and rendered the scene almost otherworldly — a quiet scene of water, bird, and sky that I sought to convey. I was struck by how the swans’ simple gestures — an opening wing, a tucked head — organized the composition.

Which element draws you in first: the mist, the birds, or the distant snow rim? Tell me below.

This print would bring a calm, contemplative presence to a study or living room. I created these panoramic prints because I love the different ways you can combine them with other prints perfect for above a long couch or dining room wall.

03/25/2026

Join my Instagram Channel (from my main feed) to read my thought process behind these images and many others. I also give photography tips in my channel: Bird Photo of the Week. What do you think these two images have in common?

Ready to dive into Creative Bird Photography? Check out my masterclass at my Link in Bio.

03/20/2026

Fine Art Friday! While photographing in West Papua, I captured a male King Bird of Paradise perform his open-wing ritual: a red cap, radial fans, and two delicate filamentous tails tipped with small discs, all poised on a branch against soft forest greens. Did you notice his tail? When the light is right the disks are green!

I framed to emphasize the display and color; the bird’s posture reads like a deliberate choreography. Which detail draws your attention first — the red cap, the fan-shaped wings, or those dangling tail disks? Tell me below, and say where you would place this print.

“King Bird of Paradise Open Wing Display" would make a striking focal point in a study or living room.

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03/17/2026

Dining by Moonlight - Anna’s Hummingbird

Curious to know how I try to THINK CREATIVELY to make better bird photographs? Join my Instagram Channel (from my main feed) to read my thought process behind this image and many others.

Ready to dive into Creative Bird Photography? Check out my masterclass at my Link in Bio.

03/09/2026

Pelicans and Winter Surf — I photographed this along the cliffs of La Jolla during a winter storm. Pelicans and a lone cormorant follow the cliff line as surf hammers the rocks and spray lifts into the light.

Which element draws you in—the birds tracing the air or the wave breaking on stone? Please share your impression below. If you seek a coastal piece with quiet drama, this work would make a refined addition to a living room or study.

03/05/2026

Spread Your Wings — Costa’s Hummingbird
I photographed this Costa’s hummingbird poised on the sharp edge of an aloe leaf. Its iridescent plumage reveals subtle emerald tones while the soft, muted background amplifies the bird’s delicate presence. The composition presents a moment of poised readiness—small in scale, broad in intent.

No matter how small you are, spread your wings and think big!

I believe this piece would be a refined addition to a study, entryway, or nature-focused collection.

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