Wildlife Photographer of the Year
Experience breathtaking nature photography from the world’s best at the Australian National Maritime Museum.
Details
Ongoing activity
2 Murray St, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
Experience breathtaking nature photography from the world’s best at the Australian National Maritime Museum.
Ongoing activity
2 Murray St, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
Immerse yourself in the stunning world of wildlife through the lens of award-winning photographers from around the globe. This exhibition showcases the beauty and power of nature, inspiring visitors to appreciate and protect our planet's diverse ecosystems.
Discover 100 captivating images across multiple categories including Animals in Their Environment, Underwater, and Photojournalism. Each photograph tells a unique story of wildlife behaviour, landscapes, and conservation efforts. Visitors will witness the artistry and dedication behind these extraordinary moments captured in nature.
The exhibition features entries from 59,228 photographers representing 117 countries, highlighting the very best in nature photography. Some images may contain sensitive content related to animal cruelty and death, particularly in the Photojournalism sections. Audio descriptions and 3D touch panels enhance accessibility, making the experience inclusive for all visitors.
Located at the Australian National Maritime Museum, 2 Murray Street, Darling Harbour, Sydney. The venue is situated on Gadigal land and offers accessible features such as tactile indicators and QR codes for audio guides. Visitors with low vision are encouraged to bring a companion for assistance in low light gallery conditions.
Please be aware that some photographs may be distressing due to their depiction of animal cruelty. Visitors wishing to avoid these should steer clear of specific sections as advised. Earphones are recommended for the audio description experience to fully engage with the exhibition.
Tickets are available for purchase online. Plan your visit to explore this extraordinary showcase of wildlife photography and be inspired by the urgent message of conservation and biodiversity protection.