Unsplash Nature Photography
Unsplash's own board of nature photography: landscapes, forests, mountains, sky and water, each credited to its photographer. Updated every week.
What it is
Unsplash is one of the best-known free stock photo sites: photographers from around the world upload work that anyone can use under the Unsplash license. On Pinterest it runs more than a dozen topic boards, and "Nature Photography" is its nature selection. The board description promises landscapes, forests and other natural scenes from Unsplash creators. Right now it holds nearly 200 pins.
Every pin is credited, in the form "Photo by ... on Unsplash", and a click opens the photo's page on Unsplash, where you can see the photographer and the rest of their work. In the feed you'll find a dirt road through a green field under big clouds, a full moon, an aerial view of the ocean and mountains, autumn leaves on water in the rain, a mountain mirrored in a still lake, a desert that looks like a satellite image, and a lone tree in a field.
Why we picked it
Endless "beautiful nature" feeds on social media tend to be uncredited reposts and over-processed images. Here every frame has a name attached, and the selection comes from the Unsplash team itself, so the feed feels coherent: calm colors, solid composition and a good range of subjects.
The board is active. Unsplash keeps it updated, with the latest changes in early October 2026. It's a showcase, not an abandoned archive.
It's practical, too. If you need a background for slides, a cover image for an article or just a good wallpaper, it's handy to browse the selection on Pinterest first, then open a photo you like on Unsplash and check the terms there. It's also a way to discover photographers: like a shot, open the photographer's profile and see the whole series.
And it's simply a good visual break. A few minutes among mountains, fields and lakes is an easy way to switch off after work.
Where to start
- Scroll the board top to bottom and save anything that catches your eye.
- Look at the aerial shots; the ocean and desert from above look almost abstract.
- Open a pin you like: on Unsplash you'll see the photographer and their other photos.
- If you plan to use a photo, check the license on its Unsplash page.
- Try Unsplash's sister boards: architecture, illustrations, editorial photography and seasonal wallpapers.
Who it's for
Designers, bloggers and anyone building presentations who needs good nature photos. Amateur photographers looking for ideas on composition and light. And anyone who just loves a beautiful landscape. There's almost no text, so language is no barrier.
Quick answers
Is this Unsplash's official board? Yes. It's on the unsplash profile, and pins link to photo pages on unsplash.com.
Can I use the photos for free? Unsplash photos are shared under the Unsplash license; check the terms on each photo's page.
How many photos are on the board? Nearly 200, and the selection keeps growing.
