A Mother’s Watch: Wild Boar and Her Piglets

David Wagener is a 25-year-old professional wildlife photographer whose passion for nature began early in his childhood. Growing up in Luxembourg, he developed a deep fascination for the forests and wildlife surrounding him. At twelve, he devoted most of his free time to exploring the natural world, captivated by the richness of the country’s biodiversity. This close bond with nature soon led him to photography, where he discovered a powerful way to express his admiration for wildlife. David first focused on documenting Luxembourg’s native species, capturing intimate and striking moments that reveal the beauty and character of local fauna. His dedication, patience, and growing expertise quickly expanded his ambitions. Today, he travels across Europe in search of predators and other remarkable animals, approaching each encounter with respect, curiosity, and artistic sensitivity. Through his lens, David highlights the delicate balance between strength and fragility that defines wild creatures. His photographs are not only visually compelling but also serve as a reminder of the importance of environmental conservation. By sharing his experiences and discoveries, he hopes to inspire others to appreciate, respect, and protect the wildlife and natural spaces that make our world so extraordinary.