2020 Living with Wildlife Photography Contest Winners
Best in Show
Best California Wild Animals (Other) in Their Natural Settings and People’s Choice Award Winner
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Best Living with Wildlife
Best California Wild Birds in Their Natural Settings
Best General Nature
Below are the judged top five finalist photos in each category in this year’s contest. The photos are posted in no particular order.
Our entry categories are:– California Wild Birds in their Natural Settings
– California Wild Animals (Other) in their Natural Settings
– General Nature (landscape, plants etc.)
– Living with Wildlife (animals in human contexts and environments)
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Give Us Your Best Shot!
Photo by Gary Walter
Get outside with your camera and enter your best California wildlife photographs in WildCare’s 14th annual Living with Wildlife Photography Contest!
Entries are now closed.
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Entry Categories:
1. California Wild Birds in Their Natural Settings
2. California Wild Animals (Other) (mammals, reptiles, amphibians, insects etc.) in Their Natural Settings
3. California General Nature (plants, landscapes, geology, natural phenomena)
4. Living with Wildlife Animal Interaction Shots (California wild animals (birds, mammals, reptiles etc.) in human contexts and environments)
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Photo by Tony Koloski
The Prize for the Best in Show photograph will be $500 and your photograph featured in WildCare’s Newsletter.
Prizes will also be given for the best photograph in each category and for a People’s Choice Award to be determined by an online vote. Cash prizes made possible by a generous donor.
Enter online or by mail. Entry fees are $15 per photograph if accompanied by a printed proof. All entries must include a high-resolution printed proof at either 8″ x 10″ or 8″ x 12″. Online submissions are $20 which includes the $15 entry fee and $5 for a proof printed by WildCare.
Photo by Joyce Bowes
Questions? Please contact Alison Hermance, Photography Contest Coordinator at alison@discoverwildcare.org or 415-453-1000 x24.