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Wildlife Photographer of the Year
Recognising the world’s best nature photography every year since 1965
Home on the Range
Home on the RangeKarine AignerHighly commendedFind out more about this image

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Raj Mohan provides a bird’s-eye view of the pollution problem in a marsh ecosystem.

A closer look

An invited guest shares their insight on an image from Wildlife Photographer of the Year.

Essence of Kamchatka taken by Kesshav Vikram.

“To me, this is a photo about resiliency in a world clouded by uncertainty. In the bear we see silent strength, navigating the path ahead with purpose and clarity. It’s a reminder that foresight and determination will get us through even the most challenging times if we stay focused on a better future.”

— Bill Huffman, CEO, Nuveen

Our Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition is supported by Lead Corporate Sponsor, Nuveen.
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