Copyright: Audun Rickardsen
The latest Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition comes to the Canterbury Museum Pop-Up on 7 November, just weeks after opening at the Natural History Museum in London.
Direct and express from London, the fresh batch of 100 spectacular animal photographs features a polar bear peering into an ice hole in search of a seal snack, a chameleon enduring a sandstorm in the Namib Desert and a black bear cooling off in a California backyard swimming pool.
The world-renowned competition and exhibition, now in its sixty-second year, is the most prestigious nature photography event of its kind. This year, a panel of experts selected the photographs from a record-breaking 65,403 entries from 121 countries worldwide.
Image: Icy Window by Audun Rikardsen. Natural History Museum, London.