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Currently on view at the Natural History Museum in London, the Veolia Environment Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition shares the work of over 100 artists whose work has been celebrated in a number of prize winning categories. The entrants range from 10-year old phenoms to professional journalists. Regardless of station, the photographers all find beauty in the natural environment.
Image: Beneath the Surface, Daniel Beltra (2011 Wildlife Photojournalist of the Year).
The exhibition runs through March 11, 2012.
Continue on to see some of the finest photographs from this years Veolia Environment Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition.
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Moonrise Over Nuptse, Patrick Baruska (Special Commended; 2011 Wild Places)
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Curious Whale, Robert Cave (Joint Runner-Up; 2011 Creative Visions of Nature)
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Boy Meets Nature, Alexander Badyaev (Winner; 2011 Urban Wildlife)
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Polar Power, Joe Bunni (Winner; 2011 Behaviour: Mammals)
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Sinuousness, Marco Colombo (Winner; 2011 Animal Portraits)
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Frozen in Flight, Jamie Unwin (Runner-up, 2011 15-17 years)
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Alien, Hui Yu Kim (Winner; 2011 10 years and under)
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Workers' Reflections, Bence Mate (Winner; 2011 Eric Hosking Award)
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Tiny Warm-Up, Cyril Ruoso (Runner up; 2011 Gerald Durrell Award For Endangered Wildlife)
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Still Life in Oil, Daniel Beltra (Overall Winner)
