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One Photograph Can Make a Difference: Join Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2027

For those of you who enjoy wildlife photography, nature walks or simply stopping to observe a bird, insect or animal along the way, here's something worth considering. The Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2027 competition is now open for entries! Organised by the Natural History Museum in London, this internationally recognised competition celebrates the beauty, diversity and complexity of the natural world. More importantly, it uses the power of photography to inspire people around the world to appreciate wildlife and understand why it deserves our protection. And I would like to encourage more people to take part. You don't have to be a professional When we think of wildlife photography competitions, we often imagine photographers travelling to remote forests, African savannahs or distant oceans, armed with expensive cameras and enormous telephoto lenses. But wildlife is not found only in faraway places. Sometimes, it is right in front of us. It could be a spider patiently w...

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