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Every year, Wildlife Photographer of the Year seeks out the best of the best when it comes to stunning shots of wildlife. The competition is put together by the National History Museum in London, and the 2015 edition saw entries from over 42,000 photographers from 96 countries, and has produced some astonishingly gorgeous looks into the world of animal life around us.
Perhaps most striking is how so many of the photos seem painstakingly and meticulously setup, but also come across as a natural snapshot of everyday wildlife with little to no interference. Here are some truly dazzling entries, and be sure to find out more about the photography and the competition here.
© Rosamund Macfarlane
© Dan Gutoski
© Sergey Gorshkov
© Charlie Hamilton James
© Michael AW
© Richard Peters
© Zsolt Kudich
© Tristan Dicks
© Thomas Villet
© Paul Mckenzie
© Mirko Zanni
© Mirano Cano
© Frank Abbott
© Francisco Migorance
© Edwin Giesbers
© David Doubilet
© Amir Ben Dov
© Audun Rikardsen
© Daniel Beltra
© Carlos Perez Naval
© Audun Rikardsen
© Morkel Erasmus
© Javier Aznar Gonzalez de Rueda