People’s Choice Shortlisted Photos Of Wildlife Photographer Of The Year 2023

Tender Touch by Andy Parkinson

The Natural History Museum in London has revealed the shortlist for the Wildlife Photographer of the Year People’s Choice Award, and voting is now open.

The shortlist includes 25 stunning images showcasing a variety of wildlife from around the world. These images, ranging from dynamic action shots and tranquil portraits to impactful portrayals of pollution and human activity on animals, are all exceptional in their own right. These 25 images are separate from the competition’s overall winners announced last month, adding a unique viewpoint to this year’s top 100 images in wildlife photography.

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A Rare Sight by Axel Gomille

Autumn Glow by Uger Fuetes Sanz

Rubbish Drinks by Claire Waring

Curiosity by Gerald Hinde

Fashion Victims by Britto Jaschinski

Looking At Me, Looking At You by John E. Marriott

Missed Sip Of Milk by Karim Iliya

Neighbourhood Dispute by Ofer Levy

Homecoming by Divr Barkay

Ice Bed by Nima Sarikhani

Aurora Jellies by Audun Rikardsen

Bull In A Garbage Dump by Brent Stirton

The Grassland Geladas by Marco Gaiotti

Incoming Cuckoo Wasp by Frank Deschandol

Swallow Over Meadow by Hermann Hirsch / Jan Lessman

Snowshoes by Deena Sveinsson

Troublemaker by Stefan Christman

Hope by Roberto Garcia-Roa

Tough Negotiation by Ayala Fishamer

Opportunity Fox by Matt Maran

The Happy Turtle by Tzahi Finkelstein

Duckling Huddle by Charles Davis

Starling Murmuration by Daniel Dencescu

Shared Parenting by Mark Boyd