"We were captivated by the outstanding quality of the images entered into this year's competition," said Ian Owens, Director of Science at the Natural History Museum and member of the judging panel. Wildlife Photographer of the Year was founded in 1965 by BBC Wildlife Magazine, then called Animals. The Natural History Museum joined in 1984 to create the photo competition that now owns. After the flagship exhibition at the Natural History Museum , the images will embark on a UK and international tour. The 2019 Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition, which is open to photographers of all ages and abilities, starts accepting entries from October 22 to December 13 2018.

Source: Forbes September 02, 2018 22:18 UTC