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Wildlife Photo Exhibit Returns to Brighton
9 May
Summary
- Prestigious wildlife photography exhibition now open at Brighton Museum.
- Show features over 60,000 entries from 113 countries and territories.
- Exhibition showcases award-winning images of natural world diversity.
The prestigious Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition has returned to Brighton Museum and Art Gallery. This significant exhibition is on loan from the Natural History Museum and will be on display until September 6.
The 61st iteration of the competition garnered more than 60,000 entries from photographers across 113 countries and territories. Entries were judged anonymously by international experts on creativity, originality, and technical excellence.
This year's top honor, Wildlife Photographer of the Year, was awarded to Wim van den Heever for his striking image of a brown hyena. The exhibition aims to inspire audiences by highlighting the planet's breathtaking diversity and the importance of conservation.
Brighton Museum and Art Gallery previously hosted this exhibition across 2024 and 2025. The current display continues its mission to engage viewers with powerful photographic stories of the natural world.
