Beautiful images from Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition
14 Oct 2016 11:20 AM IST
The images bring out the beauty of the wilderness.
The Wildlife Photographer Of The Year is the most prestigious competition in its category (Photo: Facebook/Wildlife Photographer Of The Year)- Photographer Sam Hobson spent two months to get acquainted with a family of foxes in Bristol to click this picture (Photo: Facebook/Wildlife Photographer Of The Year)
- It took photographer Audun Rikardsen around 18 months to finally get this shot of an orca feeding near Norway (Photo: Facebook/Wildlife Photographer Of The Year)
- This horrifying image sheds light on the armadillo trade in China and Indonesia, as the species faces extinction due to demand for it's meat and scales (Photo: Facebook/Wildlife Photographer Of The Year)
- The photographer followed this linnet until it settled down in Bulgaria's Rila mountains (Photo: Facebook/Wildlife Photographer Of The Year)
- This image of a wolverine was taken in a remote forest of Kajaani, Finland (Photo: Facebook/Wildlife Photographer Of The Year)
- Indian photographer Dhyey Shah is a finalist for this image of a Golden Langur, which is found in Assam and Bhutan (Photo: Facebook/Wildlife Photographer Of The Year)
- The competition was started in 1962 and is organised by the National History Museum in London (Photo: Facebook/Wildlife Photographer Of The Year)
The Wildlife Photographer Of The Year is the most prestigious competition in its category (Photo: Facebook/Wildlife Photographer Of The Year)
The images bring out the beauty of the wilderness.
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