Natural History Museum’s 53rd Wildlife Photographer Of The Year (WPY53) competition has been announced and scheduled for 24th October – 15th December 2016. Wildlife Photographer of the Year calls on photographers worldwide to put nature in the frame. Whether you’re young, old, professional or amateur, we’d like to see work that raises awareness of the beauty and fragility of the natural world. The adult Wildlife Photographer of the Year will be awarded with £10,000, trophy and personalized certificate. The prize for the Young Wildlife Photographer of the Year includes £1,000, trophy and personalized certificate. Many other awards, including special awards, are available as well.

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Natural History Museum’s 52-nd Wildlife Photographer Of The Year competition has been announced and scheduled for 4. January – 25. February 2016. The Competition is dedicated to outstanding images that raise awareness of nature’s beauty and fragility, while also championing the highest ethical standards in wildlife photography. It is divided into two main competition categories: Adult and Young. The Best Single Image by the Wildlife Photographer of the Year will be awarded with £10,000, trophy and personalized certificate. Many other awards will be announced as well.

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Natural History Museum (NHM) and BBC Worldwide have recently announced their 50th Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition, inviting all wildlife photographers to submit their best works from 5th January 2015. The Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition provides a global showcase of the very best nature photography and is open to professional, amateur and young photographers. The 2015 Wildlife Photographer Of The Year competition has a huge prize fund of almost £20,000! The adult photographer of the Best Single Image is the Wildlife Photographer Of The Year and is awarded £10,000 and a trophy.

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The Natural History Museum and BBC Worldwide are hosting another edition of the annual Veolia Environnement Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition. Now in its 49th year, the Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition provides a global showcase of the very best nature photography. The competition is open to professional photographers, amateurs, young and old, worldwide. Being shortlisted in this competition is something to which photographers across the world aspire. Every year emerging talents compete with established names for a chance to be hailed Wildlife Photographer of the Year.

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