There are some wonderful images in this years Natural History Museum Wildlife Photographer of the Year #WPYPeoplesChoice awards. I am honoured to have an image in there this year. The #longnoseddragon image I captured out in the #greatsandydesert in #westernaustralia .

It’s nice having a fellow Aussie and friend in #WPYPeoplesChoice Congrats Doug.

This #longnoseddragon was super chilled. I believe it had positioned itself in such a way as to capture insects attracted to the artificial light above.😎

Voting continues for #wpypeopleschoice award. If you wanted to, you could drop a vote for this little dragon! 😎

I am very honoured to have an image in #WPYPeoplesChoice this year. With just 24 hrs to go until voting ends, there’s still time to help out the little long-nosed dragon with a vote of two! 😎

Voting closes today for the #WPYPeoplesChoice Award! Urban environments are changing how many animals live. Encroachment has seen them adapt to new presences and dangers. Photographers from this year’s shortlist have excelled at portraying these dynamics: bit.ly/WPY56-PC-Urban

Some more footage from the #greatsandydesert in Western Australia. These #rainbowbeeeaters often jostle for the best position on the branch. Some say these birds sound like frogs, what do you think?

One of my latest drone images captured in #yallingup #westernaustralia I spotted this large school of Australian Salmon not far offshore and snagged this image. What do you see? #notphotoshopped #australia #salmon

This is my effort photographing the #criticallyendangered #westernringtail hand holding a 400mm lens after dark. ISO 6400 f/4.5 1/4 sec. I’ve been trying to photograph one of these beautiful possums for the last 5 years! Location= Yallingup, Western Australia.

Congrats to fellow Aussie Robert Irwin for winning #WPYPeoplesChoice Award. Thank you to those who voted for my #longnoseddragon image! 😎👊

I’m excited to have the NHM WPY56 exhibition here in Australia! Unfortunately I wasn’t able to attend the awards night in London due to the global pandemic. My image “Peeking Possums” was highly commended in the urban wildlife category.😎

Across the world, wild animals are being held captive and forced to perform for and pose with tourists who are willing to pay for the experience. Find out more about photojournalist Kirsten Luce’s work to highlight the plight of these animals. nhm.ac.uk/discover/wildl…

I am honoured to be guest photographer on Wildlife Photographer of the Year ‘s Instagram account this week. In #WPY56 I had two images, one in Urban Wildlife and another in The People’s Choice award. #WPY56 is on now at Australian National Maritime Museum in Sydney. Let me know what you think!

I am honoured to take over Wildlife Photographer of the Year on Instagram this week!

Those rascally possums.😁😉

I don’t think I’m going to be able to see this exhibition at all! I should have seen it first hand at the Natural History Museum in London last year but... #covid19

Can’t wait to see this years images!

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