Training Day | Wildlife Photographer of the Year
Hua Dai’s Image Hua Dai (China) observes a brief pause during a puma cub training session. Hua first…
White over Pink | Wildlife Photographer of the Year
Tomasz Michalski’s Image Tomasz Michalski (Poland) watches a Eurasian spoonbill fly over a flock of greater flamingos standing…
The Frozen Swan | Wildlife Photographer of the Year
Fortunato Gatto’s Image Fortunato Gatto (Italy) chances upon an icy puddle in a south Icelandic bog, where frozen…
Frolicking Frogs | Wildlife Photographer of the Year
Quentin Martinez’s Image Quentin Martinez (France) discovers a gathering of lesser tree frogs in a breeding event. In…
Fragile River of Life | Wildlife Photographer of the Year
Isaac Szabo’s Image Isaac Szabo (USA) watches longnose gars spawn in a crystal-clear Florida river. Wrapping his feet…
Orphan of the Road | Wildlife Photographer of the Year
Fernando Faciole’s Image Fernando Faciole (Brazil) watches an orphaned giant anteater pup follow its caregiver at a rehabilitation…
The Welcoming Turtle | Wildlife Photographer of the Year
Jake Stout’s Image Jake Stout (USA) encounters a snapping turtle as it glides over lake vegetation in New…
A Closer Look | Wildlife Photographer of the Year
Hussain Aga Khan’s Image Hussain Aga Khan (Switzerland) frames a gracefully agile Amazon river dolphin, also known as…
Long Jaws Locked | Wildlife Photographer of the Year
Alexis Tinker-Tsavalas’s Image Alexis Tinker-Tsavalas (Germany) spots this mating pair of long-jawed orb weavers on the wooden rail…
Cat Amongst the Flamingos | Wildlife Photographer of the Year
Dennis Stogsdill’s Image Dennis Stogsdill (USA) witnesses a caracal hunting a lesser flamingo in the Serengeti National Park,…
Slime Family Portrait | Wildlife Photographer of the Year
Kutub Uddin’s Image Kutub Uddin (Bangladesh/UK) spots a line of alien-like slime moulds on a fallen tree. Kutub…
Deadly Lessons | Wildlife Photographer of the Year
Marina Cano’s Image Marina Cano (Spain) stumbles upon a group of cheetahs after they’ve caught a Günther’s dik-dik…