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Wildlife Photographer of the Year

Mark Goldstein | Global | October 25, 2004 | 2 Comments

As you would expect when 18,500 entries are made to a competition, there are some stunning images that won the various categories of the Wildlife Photographer of the Year contest. BBC News have pictures online of the winners of the 5 categories.

“A stunning image of two sharks twisting through a baitball of sardines has earned Texan Doug Perrine the title of Wildlife Photographer of the Year.

The judges described it as a “spectacle of light and movement” and were all agreed it should win the competition.

A picture of a green lizard hiding among the leaves “like a velociraptor” gave Gabby Salazar, 17, of North Carolina, the coveted junior prize.

The competition has become one of the most prestigious in world photography.”

Website: BBC - Wildlife Photographer of the Year



 

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#1 Julien

The links seems incorrect. It leads us to the Photo.net's Photo Plus Expo Report, not to the BBC News website.

9:17 am - Monday, October 25, 2004

#2 Mark Goldstein

Thanks - it works now.

10:57 am - Monday, October 25, 2004

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