22 Stunning Images From The 2014 Wildlife Photographer Of The Year
The Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition takes place annually and showcases some of the most ambitious and stunning wildlife photography around. This year is it 50th anniversary.
From the website:
For 50 years, the Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition has championed honest and ethical wildlife photography, while pushing the boundaries of artistic freedom, technical skill and narrative excellence.
The international competition is presented by London's Natural History Museum and the BBC—a jury picks their favorite 50 photos from 41,000 entries, which the public then vote on. The winners of the public vote will be announced next month and below is a selection of some of the incredible images from this year's entrants.
Apex Predators by Justin Black

Australian Sea Lion Pups by Michael Patrick O'Neill

Bad Hair Day by Gordon Illg

Barracuda Swirl by Alexander Mustard

Bat Festival by João Paulo Krajewski

Big Mouth by Adriana Basques

Caiman Night by Luciano Candisani

Dantes Inferno by Karen-Lunney

Dawn Lift Off by Jack Dykinga

Facebook Update by Marsel van Oosten

Great Peacock Moth Caterpillar by Leela Channer

Helical by Frederic Brioris

King Penguins and Fur Seals by Denise Ippolito

Kings into the Dark by Stanley-Leroux

Ladybird Spider by Carsten Braun

Moonlight Climber by Alexander Badyaev

One Eye On You by Mohammad Khorshed

Piraputangus by Adriana-Basques

Pure Magic by Raviprakash S S

Shoaling Reef Squid by Tobias Bernhard

Shoulder Check by Henrik Nilsson

Startled by Stargazer by Jennifer Jo Stock
