Introducing WildBunch: an online photographic & nature community

As one of the most successful wildlife photographers in the world Andy Rouse truly understands what it takes to produces stunning wildlife images. Away from the camera though he is passionate about sharing his knowledge with photographers from all over the world; helping them to elevate their photography. A few years ago he created the WildBunch Club; an online nature and photographic community for photographers looking to improve their skills.

Choose from our different membership levels to find the one that suits you;

  • Creature Features; home to our exclusives nature based content and travel diaries series. Travel with us all over the world as we bring you the very latest episodes.

  • WildBunch; our online photographic platform, join hundreds of like minded members seeking to improve their photography via online tutorials, articles, videos, podcasts and challenges.

  • WildBunch Creature Features; simply put, this is the best of both worlds, all of our exclusive travel diaries and photographic content.

Fancy trying us out; visit WildBunch Patreon and sign up for your free seven day trial today! We also offer gift memberships too for that special photographer in your life!

Check out a few of our Free posts below including an image analysis and a Podcast. We do free posts once a quarter so at least this will give you an idea!

Screenshot of a webpage offering wildlife photography membership tiers, including Creature Features, WildBunch Club, and WildBunch Creature Features Combi, with descriptions and 'Gift' buttons.
A small bird perched on a branch among green leaves.
Screenshot of a podcast webpage featuring the Talking Tech Podcast April 2025 episode with a play button, podcast logo with a raccoon mascot holding a camera, and a description of the episode discussing fixed lenses, zooms, questions from listeners, and enabling listening on favorite podcast apps.
A collage with a fox gnawing on a squirrel, a tiger in water, and a person using a telescope against a mountainous sky, with the title '25 Years a Pro: Looking Back' by Andy Rouse.