
Friday, July 17
12:00 AM - Feb 21, 11:59 PM
London, United Kingdom
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RSVPThis free exhibition showcases the best in British wildlife photography, celebrating the beauty and wonder of the natural world. About Be guided around the exhibition in the photographers' own words, with detailed captions giving the remarkable images context. Both amateur and professional photographers competed in 11 different categories in the adult competition: Animal Behaviour Animal Portraits Botanical Britain Black and White Coast and Marine Habitat Hidden Britain Urban Wildlife Wild Woods There is also a British Seasons and Documentary Series making up the special awards. Three age categories in the Youth competition and Wildlife in HD Video complete the awards. Among the images on display are: Paul Hobson's A Toad Swims Across Its Woodland Pond taken from a pond-floor perspective and chosen as this year's Grand Prize Winner and winner in the Black & White category. Ben Lucas' Feathery Pillow, depicting a mute swan cygnet taking a nap on its sibling's back and awarded The Young British Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2026. Sarah Darnell's The Fur Flew image of a pair of hares boxing, awarded runner up in the Animal Behaviour category. Felix Belloin's Through the Lavender, runner up in the Animal Portraits category for his picture of a neighbourhood fox visiting his garden. Barry Webb's Slime Moulds and a Water Droplet, showing Lamproderma scintillans found on a tiny fragment of wood on a very wet woodchip pile, awarded winner in the Botanical Britain category. Please be aware that the exhibition includes distressing images and information about badger culling. This year's winners celebrate the wonder, diversity and character of British wildlife in truly exceptional ways. From familiar species to rarely seen moments, the portfolio showcases the skill and passion of the photographers behind the lens. Together, they offer a joyful celebration of Britain's natural world, while also reminding us why these places and species are so deserving of our care and protection. Read more Toggle Photography
Schedule
Starts
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Fri, Jul 17, 2026 at 12:00 AM
Ends
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Sun, Feb 21, 2027 at 11:59 PM
100 London Rd, Forest Hill, London, England, SE23 3PQ, United Kingdom
Presented by
Horniman Museum and Gardens