Natural History Museum - Wildlife Photographer of the Year is now open

Wildlife Photographer of the Year is now open

Don Gutoski, a Canadian amateur photographer, was revealed as this year's Wildlife Photographer of the Year at a glittering awards ceremony, for his haunting image A Tale of Two Foxes. We caught up with Don a few moments after the announcement to find out how it felt to be selected as the winner from over 42,000 entries. Watch his reaction here.

See Don's winning photograph, along with the 100 other finalists, at this year's exhibition, which opens today. Until 10 April 2016. Open late on the last Friday of every month excluding December.

Watch our trailer Surfing with sharks and fighting dragons - have a sneak peek at some of the images in this year's exhibition. Win a trip to Tanzania We've teamed up with the Four Seasons Safari Lodge Serengeti and Abercrombie & Kent to offer the chance to win a trip to the Serengeti.

Become a photography judge Vote in this year's People's Choice competition for your favourite image to be added to the exhibition from January 2016. Photography events Meet the winners and hone your own wildlife photography skills at exclusive workshops and talks. Take home the portfolio Own the latest unforgettable collection of award-winning images and browse other must-have gifts in our retail range. A wild night Check out the highlights from the award ceremony as it happened, with tweets and pictures from the evening.

Could you be the next Wildlife Photographer of the Year? The 2016 competition opens soon. Visit the website for more details See the exhibition for free Museum Members get priority entry to Wildlife Photographer of the Year, access to exclusive events and discounts in our shops and cafes. Join now