The Natural History Museum Has Taken A Look At The Top Photos From The 2022 Wildlife Photographer Of The Year Competition Through Its ‘Most Admired’ Collection.

The Natural History Museum is set to unveil a new and redesigned Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition in London on October 14, 2022. The organization says it will display 100 photos depicting this planet’s beauty.

This year’s competition attracted entries from photographers of all ages and experience levels from 93 countries. All entries were judged anonymously based on creativity, originality, and technical excellence by an international panel of industry experts; The winning images will announce on October 11. Ahead of this date, the Natural History Museum has shared this year’s most acclaimed works.

Among the images is Tina Turmanen ‘s ghostly encounter with fish flying through cloud-like algae and 7-year-old Joshua Cox’s portrait of a deer in Richmond Park.

Behavior: amphibians and reptiles

• Brandon Goel

Photojournalism

• Britta Yashinsky

Animal portraits

• Dimitri Koch

Behavior

• Hickey Niki

Wetland

• Dear Jasper

Photojournalism

• Joan MacArthur

Natural artistry

• Jose Fragoso

Ten years and less

• Joshua Cox

Animals in their environment

• Morgan Heim

Animal portraits

• Richard Robinson

15-17 years

• Samuel Sloss

the oceans

• Srikanth Manipuri

Urban wildlife

• Susie Esterhaus

Underwater

• Tina Thurman

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