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2021 Wildlife Photographer of the Year Winners - 20 Photos

It is finally that time of the year when the Natural History Museum of London announces the winners of the biggest international wildlife photography competition in the world - the annual Wildlife Photographer of the Year awards.

Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2021: 17 Stunning Images

The Natural History Museum’s Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition recently launched a 'People's Choice Award' to discover the public's favorite images of the wild.

Here Are the Winners of Wildlife Photographer of the Year

London's Natural History Museum has just announced the winners of 2018 Wildlife Photographer of the Year contest, and they're no less than utterly mesmerizing.

2021 Nature Photographer of the Year – 20 Stunning Pics

The Nature Photographer of the Year contest has announced its 2021 winners recently. Presented by Nature Talks , the competition aims to celebrate the beauty of nature through the eyes of its talented array of photographers from more than 97 countries.

See the 2021 Bird Photographer of the Year Contest Winners

The long-awaited winners of the 2021 Bird Photographer of the Year Contest (or BPOTY) are finally here! One of our personal favorites, this bird photography contest showcases the magnificence of birdlife while also illuminating the struggles of our avian friends out in the wild.

2021 Landscape Photographer of the Year - 18 Winning Pics

For the eighth year in a row, the International Landscape Photographer of the Year awards presents the winning landscape photos to the public, rendering us speechless every time!

Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2020 Winners in 15 Pics

London's Natural History Museum conducts the Wildlife Photographer of the Year awards every year, and it is one of the most prestigious wildlife photo contests out there today. Started by the BBC's Animals magazine, the awards have a long history and go back to the year 1965.

11 Crazy Pics from the 2021 Comedy Wildlife Photo Awards

The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards never ceases to delight with their collection of hilarious photographs of wild animals caught in funny situations.

These Are the BEST Wildlife Photos of the Year 2019

Every year, the Natural History Museum in London holds the largest international wildlife photography competition on the planet within the initiative to determine the absolute best photos from hundreds of thousands of contestants across 16 categories, the Wildlife Photographer of the Year awards.

Marvel at This Year’s Best Wildlife Photos – 15 Pics

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These Wildlife Photos of the Year Convey a Deep Message

The prestigious Wildlife Photographer of the Year (WPY) award, which is owned and managed by the world-renowned Natural History Museum, adjudged its winners recently. However, the museum has selected 25 of the best images from the WPY 2019 competition shortlist.

2021 Might Be an Exciting Year For All of Us!

2021 begins with the hope that things will start to get better now. There’s a lot of anticipation that the new year will bring back smiles on our faces and give us a feeling of our forgotten “normal”.

The 2018 Outdoor Photographer Of the Year Winners Are Here

The 2018 Outdoor Photographer of the Year Awards were especially created to commemorate the most stunning images captured in nature in the past year, be it a breathtaking photo of the eternally-frozen arctic landscape or a portrait of a family of cheetahs on a rare rainy day in the African savannah.

In Pictures - International Garden Photographer of the Year

Black & White: 1st Place – “Spider in the Frame” by Minghui Yuan Image source: International Garden Photographer of the Year 2. Black & White: 2nd Place – “Bindweed” by Norman Raine Image source: International Garden Photographer of the Year 3. 

2023 Nature TTL Photographer of the Year: 16 Winning Pics

The 2023 Nature TTL Photographer of the Year awards have been announced, showcasing the stunning beauty of our world.

2019 Nature Photographer Of The Year Winners Finally Here!

It isn’t a secret that we’re huge nature and wildlife fans here at BabaMail, and we anticipate few things as much as we do the various annual wildlife and nature photography competitions, such as the Wildlife Photographer of the Year Awards and Bird Photography Awards , for example.

National Geographic's Photographer of the Year Winners

National Geographic has just published the results of their prestigious 2016 Nature Photographer of the Year competition. Once you see the photographs below, you will realize just how difficult it must have been for the judges to choose the winners.

Astronomy Photographer of the Year: 18 Stunning Finalists

Waterfall, by Anna Dobrovolskaya-Mints from Israel Image Source: Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2. Château de Chambord, by Benjamin Barakat from the UK Image Source: Astronomy Photographer of the Year 3. 

15 Amazing Winners of the 2021 iPhone Photography Awards

The winners of the 2021 iPhone Photography Awards (IPPAWARDS) were announced recently. The contest, which is in its 14th year currently, is the first and the longest-running iPhone photography competition. Every year, the organizers receive thousands of entries from photographers around the globe.

In Pictures – Close-Up Photographer of the Year 2022

Image source: Close-up Photographer of the Year A willow tit in the Swiss mountains during winter. 8. "A Tale in the Sand" by Paul Lennart Schmid Third Place, Animals. Image source: Close-up Photographer of the Year A Sahara sand viper burrows itself into the sand in preparation for an ambush. 9. 

In Pictures: Bird Photographer of the Year 2023 Winners

The 2023 Bird Photographer of the Year competition winners have been recently announced, offering a breathtaking celebration of the exquisite world of birds.

In Pictures: Northern Lights Photographer of the Year 2023

Capture the Atlas has recently announced the winners of the sixth annual Northern Lights Photographer of the Year, featuring a selection of the 25 finest photographs of the aurora borealis.