Ever wondered how and why some wildlife photographers get all the breaks? Now’s your chance to have a say.
Wildlife Photographer of the Year is in its 50th year, and they’ve decided to do something new by opening up a People’s Choice category. This means that instead of doughy fellows with monocles, every citizen of the Internet gets a say. That’s the catch, though, with democracy – you only get to vote once, so make your decision very, very carefully. Here are my top 10 choices, but have a look at all 50 photos in the gallery if you want your brain to be blown with beauty.
(Update: The 2014 Wildlife Photographer of the Year winners have been announced).
“Yellow-Necked Mouse” by Carsten Braun.
“Innocence Betrayed” by Hilary O’Leary.
“Winter hares” by David Tipling.
Facebook update, Marsel van Oosten.
“Heavy rain” by Pierluigi Rizzato.
“Apex Predators” by Justin Black.
Dawn lift-off, by Jack Dykinga.
“One eye on you” by Mohammad Khorshed.
“Feel Safe” by Juan Carlos Mimo Perez.
“Red kangaroos at waterhole” by Theo Allofs.
What were your favourites?
(Also, if you’ve got some great photos, here’s your reminder that we’re always accepting submissions to Getaway Gallery.)
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