Winners - Wildlife Photography of the Year

[pixy0stix]

www.theatlantic.com/photo/2019/10/winners-of-the-wildlife-photographer-of-the-year-2019/600130/

(some @mentions as some of the winner categories are young)

[pixy0stix]

Oct 16, 2019 11:33:33 GMT -5 kellady said:

Wow!  Those are all amazing!  And some of them, I'm glad to be seeing in a photograph instead of up close. 

For me, that was the ant picture. No thank you!

[aspentosh]

Wow. Just wow.

[shauni27]

these are awesome. I think the black and white is my favorite, though I got cold just looking at it!

[isabel]

Oct 16, 2019 11:57:17 GMT -5 pixy0stix said:

Oct 16, 2019 11:33:33 GMT -5 kellady said:

Wow!  Those are all amazing!  And some of them, I'm glad to be seeing in a photograph instead of up close. 

For me, that was the ant picture. No thank you!

I just physically shuddered at that one. 

[dutchgirl678]

Wow, these are all stunning! I had the privilege of seeing the photo exhibit of last year's winners in Edinburgh last spring. Looks like these are on display in London at the Natural History museum at the moment but will be touring to different locations after that. Definitely worthwhile to see them up close.

[alleinesein]

Oct 16, 2019 12:54:15 GMT -5 dutchgirl678 said:

Wow, these are all stunning! I had the privilege of seeing the photo exhibit of last year's winners in Edinburgh last spring. Looks like these are on display in London at the Natural History museum at the moment but will be touring to different locations after that. Definitely worthwhile to see them up close.

I saw them in London back in 2014.  Definitely worth the $$ if you get a chance to see them in person.  

[wise_rita]

I had seen the winner (marmot and fox pic) before on Facebook and I thought it was the comedy wildlife awards.

I bet it could win both! That pic is hilarious.

[aurora]

Beautiful shots. The nomadic ants are fascinating! I had no idea they built their own structures out of their bodies as they migrated.