The British Wildlife Photography Awards is a celebration of British Natural History. This stunning collection of images documents nature across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Curating the year’s finest work from world-leading professionals and inspired amateurs, it will celebrate the extraordinary diversity of British wildlife while inspiring readers of all ages to engage with nature and conservation. 

Every photograph will be beautifully reproduced in this large format, with detailed technical information appearing alongside the photographer’s personal note on composition and subject.

About the book:

Celebrating the thirteenth British Wildlife Photography Awards. Anticipated sals of 4,000 copies per edition.

Winners across 12 categories plus an overall winner.Collection showcases over 150 winning and shortlisted images from the thousands of submitted entries.

An experienced panel of judges curate the year’s finest work from leading professionals and inspired amateurs based in the UK. Each photograph is accompanied by technical information and the photographer’s personal note on subject and composition.

Will Nicholls is director of BWPA and a wildlife photographer and cameraman based in Bristol. His previous television credits include working for the BBC, Plimsoll Productions and Silverback Films. He is also the founder of the popular nature photography online resource Nature TTL and has run the Bird Photographer of the Year competition for the last three years. Will Nicholls says, ‘This year, we received an astounding number of entries, each image serving as a powerful testament to the resilience and brilliance of British wildlife. 

With so many talented photographers participating, this collection represents not only their technical excellence but also their dedication to understanding and capturing the essence of nature.’

The book also features a foreword by Irish actor and

activist Evanna Lynch. She says, ‘Looking at the stunning transient moments captured within the pages of The British Wildlife Photography Awards fills me with a new optimism... or the symbiotic relationship we can have with the natural world

if we can take our place amidst it, let it revive our jaded souls and remember our true nature.

Matthew Howard, Publishing Director of Graffeg, adds, ‘We had our first opportunity to publish the British Wildlife Photography Awards in 2023 and were quite simply blown away by the quality of work that this competition attracted. So we’re delighted to once again bring the very best of wildlife photography to a UK audience and showcase the

natural world of these fabulous islands.’

To request review copies, interviews or images for use with editorial, please contact: hannah@graffeg.com/01554 824000 

Bird Eye Books is an imprint of Graffeg, designed to publish high-quality illustrated books about the visual arts. We work with authors, artists, sculptors, ceramicists, photographers, illustrators, crafts people, architects and other creatives to publish beautiful books about our visual culture.

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To request review copies, interviews or images for use with editorial, please contact: hannah@graffeg.com/01554 824000 

Bird Eye Books is an imprint of Graffeg, designed to publish high-quality illustrated books about the visual arts. We work with authors, artists, sculptors, ceramicists, photographers, illustrators, crafts people, architects and other creatives to publish beautiful books about our visual culture.

PRESS AND MEDIA QUERIES

Any press and media queries, or to request a review copy, please get in touch with us at media@graffeg.com.

SALES QUERIES

Any sales queries please get in touch with us at sales@graffeg.com.