Solo wildlife portraits
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Solo wildlife portraits

January 2026

Entry 26843035
14th
105
Entry 27014895
4th
60
Entry 27087325
7th
2
138
Entry 27087328
10th
75
Entry 27139565
35th
21
Entry 27223245
13th
42
Entry 27252730
15th
15
Entry 27268969
20th
70
Crowd
winner
Entry 27270875
2nd
3
297
Entry 27270983
5th
1
167

702 Images entered

170 Photographers

11,111 Ratings

Entry 26843142
53rd
47
Entry 26843143
44th
10
Entry 26924123
34th
177
Entry 27063417
40th
20
Entry 27087327
59th
64
Entry 27128790
33rd
78
Entry 27263524
36th
25

Brief

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We’re focusing on individual animals in this wildlife contest. Whether that’s picking one character out of a crowd, or an animal that naturally tends to make an appearance on their own. And we might ask what defines a wildlife portrait from any other wildlife image? Portraits usually show the subject quite prominently in the frame, and being the undoubted focus of the image, as distinct from shots of an animal at distance within their habitat. These can be some of the most challenging images to shoot, often requiring patience, knowledge of the animal’s behaviour, and in some cases a long, fast lens.

Entry 27263980
52nd
56