A lot of people mix up wildlife and nature photography but the difference between them is pretty easy to understand. Wildlife photography specifically focuses on capturing photographs of wild animals, botany, or marine life in their natural environments exhibiting their usual behaviors. It falls under the nature photography umbrella which also includes landscape photography (photographs of natural sceneries and objects like beaches, mountains, waterfalls, trees, etc.), macro photography (photographs of flowers, insects, and other small types of flora and fauna), and more. However, wildlife photography specifically focuses on the animals as the subject of the shot. Nature photography is specifically defined as photography that captures natural landscapes, phenomena, formations, and subjects. They do not include any human or human elements like buildings or roads.