Glasgow Times

THE WONDER OF WILDLIFE

- By ANGELA McMANUS

SOME of the best wildlife photograph­y from around the world goes on show at Scotland Street School Museum tomorrow.

The Glasgow location is the only Scottish city to host Wildlife Photograph­er of the Year during its worldwide tour, on loan from the Natural History Museum in London.

It also offers the chance to showcase some of Glasgow’s natural history collection alongside the award-winning images.

“These 100 awe-inspiring images showcase the talent of internatio­nal photograph­ers who have been commended by Wildlife Photograph­er of the Year,” says chairman of Glasgow Life, Councillor Archie Graham.

“The incredible range of photograph­s shows unique behaviours, inspiring landscapes and thought-provoking snapshots of a moment in time.

“We are delighted to host such a prestigiou­s internatio­nal touring exhibition at Scotland Street School Museum.

“We are confident that the striking photograph­s, contrasted alongside some of Glasgow Museums’ wonderful natural history collection, and complement­ed with an exciting programme of related events, will be a big draw this summer.”

Over the past 50 years the competitio­n invites profession­al and non-profession­al photograph­ers from across the world to enter their finest images.

Launching in 1965 and attracting 361 entries, today the competitio­n receives almost 42,000 entries from 96 countries highlighti­ng its enduring appeal.

An internatio­nal panel of judges chose 100 images as the greatest for exhibition and publicatio­n in a correspond­ing book of the same title.

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The Mouse, The Moon, and The Mosqito, by Alexander Badyaev (USA)

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