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Wildlife Health

Octoberfest

Julie Larsen Maher ©WCS

Assignment Open From

Oct 1 - Oct 22, 2014

In the spirit of the season, we’re celebrating nature that often elicits alarm. Creepy, crawling, nocturnal nature. Amphibians (like the Surinam horned frog), reptiles, and phases of the moon. We want to see what you can find. So crawl up in the attic, take a late-night walk and take your best shot. Fear not, it’s actually quite amazing.

Our editorial team will choose the best submissions based on appeal, composition, originality, and technical quality. A group of chosen shots for this assignment will be posted on this page and one will even be featured.

Please choose your photos wisely. We can only consider a maximum of two submissions per contributor. Get us your favorite.

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