Consider Submitting Articles for Upcoming Issues - UPDATED!

Each month we publish articles based loosely on a theme. There has been interest from photographers wishing to contribute articles, and we thought it might make things easier to announce, in advance, what the upcoming themes are.

We are looking for unique articles that are well-written and have outstanding images. If you are interested in writing an article for NatureScapes.Net, please feel free to email us with your idea: editors@naturescapes.net. When submitting an article for consideration, please send it in a Microsoft Word file and attach images up to roughly 120kb in size, 650 pixels on the longest side, to the email. Please do not embed them into the Word file. We are also willing to review previously published articles, but request that you indicate previous publication details at the time of proposal or submission. We are also interested in review articles on photographic equipment or other items that you use for nature photography.

Please note that we cannot guarantee publication of any article. Be sure to review our submission guidelines for more information.

February
The Gulf coast, including late winter bird activity and barrier island ecology

March
Tropical islands and underwater photography

April
Flowers and macro photography

May
Africa, African animal/bird species profiles, photo safaris, travel tips

In addition we are always interested in adding to the Photographer's Perspective on Location Series (PPLS) articles to help this resource grow for all of us! If you are quite familiar with one or more locations and would like to contribute a short article for the PPLS, be sure to check out the PPLS guidelines.

We've received some great submissions just since announcing the themes for upcoming issues. One submission prompted us to make May our month on Africa, so the theme for that month has been added to the list.

We are interested in unique location articles, species profiles, "how to" tips, and personal perspective pieces. They can fit with the theme but don't have to in order to be considered for publication. Thanks!