The winners of the 60th edition of the wildlife photography competition organized by the Natural History Museum in London will be made public on October 8. The Bourges Natural History Museum will host an exhibition of the winning photos in December.
This year, nearly 60,000 photographers of all ages – both professionals and amateurs – from 117 countries tried their luck in the Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition.
An international jury selected a hundred photos, covering all sorts of themes, from invertebrates to oceans, birds and mammals, offering a showcase of biodiversity, its beauty and everything that is becoming more urgent every day to protect and preserve. The winners will be published on October 8.
The winning photos of the 2023 Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition have been revealed
Following this, on October 10, Biotope editions will publish the portfolio of the 100 winning photos from the competition (160 pages, €34; available in bookstores and on www.leclub-biotope.com).
We present to you a selection of eleven of the most beautiful photos selected this year.
“In the spotlight” by Georgina Steytler, Australia Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2024:
“Deadly Bite” by Ian Ford, UKWildlife Photographer of the Year 2024:
“Precious Pebbles” by Samual Stone, UK/Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2024:
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“Leaving the Nest” by Sasha Jumanca, Germany/Romania/Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2024:
“In the Spotlight” by Shreyovi Mehta, India/Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2024:
Tamara Stubbs and Atlantic Productions, Wildlife Photographer of the Year:
“Cascading Font” by Thomas Vijayan, Canada/Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2024:
“Stormy Scene” by William Fortescue, UK/Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2024:
“Hunter in the Moonlight” by Xingchao Zhu, China /Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2024:
“Hooked” by Tommy Trenchard, South Africa/Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2024:
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