Wildlife
Photographer
of the Year
I took this photograph in Zambezi National Park, Victoria Falls, while watching elephants drinking at a waterhole.
As I watched the elephants, I suddenly spotted a dung beetle rolling a ball of dung up a slope towards a hole in the ground. My attention shifted to this small but fascinating moment happening nearby, and I captured the scene.
It was an unexpected encounter that reminded me how much there is to discover in the natural world, even when you're looking at something entirely different.
Recognition & Awards
This photograph, taken in Zambezi National Park, Victoria Falls has been recognised with two awards at the Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition held at the Natural History Museum in London. This is a huge achievement and an incredible honour.
YOUNG WILDLIFE
PHOTOGRAPHER OF THE YEAR
11-14 YEARS CATEGORY
WINNER
