The Natural History Museum released a sneak peek of some of the "Highly Commended" photos from the competition, ahead of its Oct 16. exhibition opening.

A peeping polar bear and bullfrog’s near miss: Wildlife Photographer of Year 2026 first look - Images of an African bullfrog lunging for a butterfly and an oxpecker cleaning its bill against a rhino’s

Playing safe is not an option for wildlife photographer Greg du Toit. The South African has spent the past two decades photographing lions, rhinos and elephants, embracing more adventure and danger than most people will experience in a lifetime. Unlike ...

The striking image earned South African photographer Wim van den Heever the Natural History Museum in London's top honor Dave Quinn is the Deputy News Director at PEOPLE. He has been working at the brand since 2016, and is the author of the No. 1 New York ...

Wildlife Photographer of Year contest unveils preview of winning shots - Images of oxpecker cleaning its bill against a rhino’s skin and an inquisitive polar bear staring into a seal’s breathing hole are among them.

Author, chef, former Microsoft CTO, and photographer, the scope of Nathan Myhrvold’s interests is seemingly boundless. As an artist, Myhrvold has developed a reputation for his meticulously staged images of various food and drink, but now, he has turned ...

Can you choose just one? This renowned Wildlife Photo competition by London’s Natural History Museum has kickstarted the online, global voting campaign for its highly anticipated People’s Choice Award. Bond in Motion; In the Western Ghats, India, a ...

Selected from a record-breaking 60,636 entries from 113 countries and territories, the category and overall winners of the world’s leading wildlife photography competition, Wildlife Photographer of the Year, run by the Natural History Museum, London ...