World’s Top Wildlife Photographers: Here Are The Best 49 Photos Of 2023
InterviewThe winners and finalists of the World’s Top 10 Wildlife Photographers 2023 have been announced by One Eyeland. The competition organizers shared a list of 10 worldwide winners, as well as the best photographers in various countries: United States, Canada, Costa Rica, France, Germany, Italy, Belgium, Bulgaria, Japan, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand, Portugal, South Africa, Spain, Switzerland, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom.
Bored Panda reached out to Niki Colemont, known as a squirrel photographer, whose work secured him a place among the World’s Top Wildlife Photographers of 2023, curated by One Eyeland. You might be familiar with squirrel shots by this Belgian photographer from some previous posts on our website.
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Lars Beusker, Germany
Monica L Corcuera, Mexico, Mexico
Amith Krishna S Pillai, Kalba, United Arab Emirates
Antonella Papa, Rome, Italy
Xavier Ortega, Barcelona, Spain
You were going 87 in a 35, that's why I stopped you speeding-t...b052b8.jpg
Pedro Ferreira Do Amaral, Estoril, Portugal
Christian Sanchez, Costa Rica
Debby Thomas, Manakin Sabot, United States
Leighton Lum, Aiea, United States
Found while on the beach looking for sea shells only to discover a different set of shells.
Lars Beusker, Oelde, Germany
Marcello Galleano, Albisola Superiore Sv, Italy
Sue Ratcliffe, Mississauga, Canada
Alexandre Bès, Obernai, France
Tin Sang Chan, Scarborough, Canada
Klaus Mayer, Westlake, United States
Alessandro Marena, Milan, Italy
Christian Sanchez, San José, Costa Rica
Here's a basket of bouncing baby yellow-throated toucans baby-touca...bdcb03.jpg
Stue Rees, Gore, New Zealand
Niki Colemont, Diepenbeek, Belgium
Bro got his nuts exposed so badly that he got scared
Arun Mohanraj, Wigan, United Kingdom
For a sec I thought that the fish was part of the bird.
Phillip Chang, San Juan Capistrano, United States
James Lewin, Newbury, United Kingdom
Arun Mohanraj, Wigan, United Kingdom
Rensche Mari Van Dyk, Centurion, South Africa
Paolo Ameli, Milano, Italy
Daniele Comin, Treviso, Italy
Nicolas Giroud, Basel, Switzerland
Junya Higashi, Chiba, Japan
Woah..the glow on the fins and tail is magnificent! (and this is my first comment on bp!!)
Martin Broen, New York, United States
grey rays on the rays and the rays that the rays raise, so they can raze civilization. LET THE RAYS BE OUR MASTERS!!!!!
Monica L Corcuera, Mexico, Mexico
Sayaka Ichinoseki, Numazu, Japan
Albert Beukhof, Arnhem, Netherlands
Jennifer Sunglao Perez, Cape Coral, United States
Kei Nomiyama, Matsuyama, Japan
Mayumi Takeuchi Ebbins, London, United Kingdom
Pepe Manzanilla, Playa Del Coco, Costa Rica
Lovely tail feathers! And the wingfeathers are captured awesomely in this picture.
Zlati Zlatev, Sofia, Bulgaria
Andy Lerner, Encino, United States
Tin Sang Chan, Scarborough, Canada
Daniel Newton, United Arab Emirates
Stue Rees, Gore, New Zealand
Bert Soehn, Rotterdam, Germany
Camille Briottet, Lyon, France
Olivier Colle, Oostende, Netherlands
Olivier Colle, Oostende, Netherlands
Marcello Galleano, Albisola Superiore Sv, Italy
Amith Krishna S Pillai, United Arab Emirates
Jacha Potgieter, Betws-Y-Coed, United Kingdom
Just waiting for our resident photography critic to come on and trash these lovely photos. There were some LOVELY shots in here.
The least of these are amazing. The only one I don’t like is the (currently bottom) one with the cheetahs killing a wildebeest. I know it’s reality but it’s not something I want to see.
Load More Replies...Thank you for sharing these on BP. I will never travel to the wild places in the world, so I am grateful to be able to see incredible photos like this. Please keep doing articles like this one!
Just waiting for our resident photography critic to come on and trash these lovely photos. There were some LOVELY shots in here.
The least of these are amazing. The only one I don’t like is the (currently bottom) one with the cheetahs killing a wildebeest. I know it’s reality but it’s not something I want to see.
Load More Replies...Thank you for sharing these on BP. I will never travel to the wild places in the world, so I am grateful to be able to see incredible photos like this. Please keep doing articles like this one!
