A unique collection of images beautifully illustrating the southern hemisphere's most amazing wildlife will be featured in an Australian gallery exhibition throughout October and November. Photographers from across the globe will be vying for the Australian Geographic ANZANG Nature Photographer of the Year award, which recognises the most outstanding images taken from Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea and Antarctica across 10 categories. Curators from the South Australian Museum will exhibit the works from October 10, before a winner is awarded the top prize of $10,000. In considering entries judges will take in to account the region in which the image was taken, as well as technique, aesthetics, and the artistic and unique quality of all images.
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The images have been entered into the Australian Geographic ANZANG Nature Photographer of Year competition
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The images represent the different types of biodiversity living in the Australia, PNG, NZ and Antarctica regions
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Winner of the award will be crowned the Australian Geographic ANZANG Nature Photographer of the Year
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There are 10 categories, with the winner of each receiving $1000 and the overall winner $10,000
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Images will be exhibited at the South Australian Museum from October 10 through to November 28
Australian Emperor Dragonfly: Australian emperor dragonflies are large, fiercely territorial and are found all over @placeholder.