Wildlife Photographer of the Year LUMIX People´s Choice Award finalists
Drawing over 48,000 entries from 100 countries, the Natural History Museum´s Wildlife Photographer of the Year awards is not only well-known, it´s also the world´s longest-running photography competition. Thanks to a partnership with LUMIX, the public can have their say in which shortlisted image should win. 25 photos have been selected by a panel of judges and anyone can vote for their favorite here.
`The LUMIX People´s Choice images capture the essence of the competition; they all ignite a reaction about the natural world and make you see it differently. Showcasing breath-taking beauty, compassion and cruelty, it is impossible not to be moved by them - I think everyone who votes has a tough decision to make,´ said Tim Littlewood, the National History Museum´s Executive Director of Science and member of the judging panel.
Those in close proximity to the Natural History Museum of London can view all 25 shortlisted images at the Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition. It will be open for viewing until voting closes on February 2nd. The item that receives the most votes for the LUMIX People´s Choice Award will be on display until the exhibition concludes on May 31st. The winner plus four other top entries will be featured online at The Wildlife Photographer of the Year hub where they´ll be seen by millions of online visitors from all over the world.
Wildlife Photographer of the Year is an annual event hosted by the Natural History Museum. Its goal is to shine a light on nature photography as an art form while challenging the viewer to question the plights facing animals and our planet. Entries for the 2020 competition are open until Thursday, December 12th. Photographers of all ages and skill levels are encouraged to submit their work.
Shortlisted image: Matching outfits by Michel Zoghzoghi, Lebanon
About the photo: Michel was in the Pantanal, Brazil pho ...
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