Wildlife Photographer of the Year Exhibition Opens November 22

The Natural History Museum of Denmark is hosting the exhibition for the fifth time. 100 photos will be featured.

Igor Metelskiy © / Wildlife Photographer of the Year

TheCopenhagenPost

Nov 15, 2024

On November 22, the Natural History Museum of Denmark will open its latest exhibition, Wildlife Photographer of the Year, showcasing a selection of nature photographs. Originating from a global competition organized by London’s Natural History Museum, this annual exhibition features 100 photos intended to capture both the beauty and the challenges faced by wildlife. In its […]

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