To be crowned a "wildlife photographer of the year" is no small feat. The annual competition, sponsored by BBC Worldwide and The Natural History Museum, has received more than 48,000 entries since its inception in 1965 (around 1,000 entries every year). After an evaluation conducted by a panel of judges, only 10 percent of the submissions are approved for a spot in the top 100 images, segmented into 15 different categories, and of those, only one in each category ultimately wins. See 10 of the w...
Wildlife Photographer Of The Year 2013: Jaw-Dropping, Award-Winning Photos
The Huffington Post - 21 Oct 2013 20:51
To be crowned a "wildlife photographer of the year" is no small feat. The annual competition, sponsored by BBC Worldwide and The Natural History Museum, has received more than 48,000 entries since its inception in 1965 (around 1,000 entries every year). After an evaluation conducted by a panel of judges, only 10 percent of the submissions are approved for a spot in the top 100 images, segmented into 15 different categories, and of those, only one in each category ultimately wins. See 10 of the w...
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