The Wildlife Photographer of the Year People’s Choice Award shortlist has been unveiled by the Natural History Museum in London, and voting is currently open.
Featuring 25 captivating images, the shortlist presents a diverse array of global wildlife, spanning from traditional snapshots of breathtaking action and serene portraits to powerful depictions of the impact of pollution and human activities on animals.
While the aesthetics and storytelling techniques vary widely, a unifying factor among the finalists is the sheer excellence of each photograph.
It’s important to note that these 25 images stand independently from the competition’s overall juried winners, which were announced earlier last month. These selections complement the top 100 images chosen for this year’s contest, offering a unique perspective on the world of wildlife photography.
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#1. Tender Touch by Andy Parkinson
#2. A Rare Sight by Axel Gomille
#3. Autumn Glow by Uger Fuetes Sanz
#4. Rubbish Drinks by Claire Waring
#5. Curiosity by Gerald Hinde
#6. Fashion Victims by Britto Jaschinski
#7. Looking At Me, Looking At You by John E. Marriott
#8. Missed Sip Of Milk by Karim Iliya
#9. Neighbourhood Dispute by Ofer Levy
#10. Homecoming by Divr Barkay
#11. Ice Bed by Nima Sarikhani
#12. Aurora Jellies by Audun Rikardsen
#13. Bull In A Garbage Dump by Brent Stirton
#14. The Grassland Geladas by Marco Gaiotti
#15. Incoming Cuckoo Wasp by Frank Deschandol
#16. Swallow Over Meadow by Hermann Hirsch / Jan Lessman
#17. Snowshoes by Deena Sveinsson
#18. Troublemaker by Stefan Christman
#19. Hope by Roberto Garcia-Roa
#20. Tough Negotiation by Ayala Fishamer
#21. Opportunity Fox by Matt Maran
#22. The Happy Turtle by Tzahi Finkelstein
#23. Duckling Huddle by Charles Davis
#24. Starling Murmuration by Daniel Dencescu
#25. Shared Parenting by Mark Boyd
