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50 Years of Wildlife Photographer of the Year: How Wildlife Photography Became Art
by Natural History Museum and Rosamund Kidman Cox - £20.00 The Natural History Museum (2018)
paperback
ISBN 13: 9780565094782 | ISBN 10: 0565094785
"This is a collection of work from the competition that, over the past half century, has become an international showcase for the very best wildlife photography - images that have the power to affect how we feel about the natural world and therefore how we treat it."A celebration of 50 years of the Natural History Museum and BBC Worldwide’s illustrious competition, Wildlife Photographer of the Year.
(Sir David Attenborough)
Photographs are grouped into subjects such as pioneers of wildlife photography, underwater snaps and low light aerial shots. Each category documents the advances in nature photography over the past half century.
This edition highlights the best entries of the competition, making it a must-have gift for photography enthusiasts or keen novices looking for inspiration.
(Price & availability last checked: November 2018)
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