Touring exhibition: Wildlife Photographer of the Year
Evocative animal portraits and spectacular wildlife images.
Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2010 #2
James King
© Australian Museum
Please note: the 2012 edition of this exhibition is now fully booked for tour in 2013. We are however, receiving enquiries for the 2013 edition to go on tour in 2014. See below for contact details.
Together these vivid images combine to create a powerful exhibition that plays an increasingly crucial role in raising awareness of conservation issues and the fragility of our natural world. With images taken by professionals, amateurs and children – some as young as 10 years old – Wildlife Photographer of the Year showcases the best wildlife photographs from all around the world
'These awe-inspiring photographs reveal the astounding beauty of the natural world.'
The Daily Telegraph
Photographic categories
- Gerald Durrell Award for Endangered Wildlife Wildlife Photojournalist of the Year Award
- One Earth
- Animals in Their Environment
- Behaviour: Birds
- Behaviour: Mammals
- Behaviour: All Other animals
- The Underwater World
- Animal Portraits
- Urban Wildlife
- Creative Visions of Nature
- In Praise of Plants
- Nature in Black and White
- Wild Places
- 10 years and under
- 11–14 years
- 15–17 years
The exhibition
- is an international leader in its field
- complements its photos with the intriguing stories behind each one
- inspires the interpretation of the natural world through art
- offers practical details for the photography buff
- has an evergrowing following of enthusiasts
Exhibition Specifications
- Requirements: Wall space 120 lineal metres
Exhibition Package
- Around 95 large format photographs professionally mounted and framed
- CD with ambient music
- DVD of past winners
- Full colour hard and soft-back catalogues
- Other merchandise
- Media kit complete with press releases and full colour promotional images
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Enquiries
Exhibition Project Coordinator
Touring Itinerary
- 14 June to 10 August 2013 - Newcastle Region Library, Newcastle, New South Wales
- 30 August to 27 October 2013 - Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery, Launceston, Tasmania
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