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Wildlife Photographer of the Year’s 2025 shortlist is a menagerie of wonders
How did Amit Eshel get so close to these wolves in Nunavut? Learn more below about the craft and cunning that went into this year's submissions for one of the world's top wildlife photography contests.
How did Amit Eshel get so close to these wolves in Nunavut? Learn more below about the craft and cunning that went into this year's submissions for one of the world's top wildlife photography contests.
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Leaders of the pack

Shortlist for 2025’s Wildlife Photographer of the Year is a menagerie of wonders

Evan Annett
The Globe and Mail
How did Amit Eshel get so close to these wolves in Nunavut? Learn more below about the craft and cunning that went into this year's submissions for one of the world's top wildlife photography contests.
All photos courtesy of Wildlife Photographer of the Year
How did Amit Eshel get so close to these wolves in Nunavut? Learn more below about the craft and cunning that went into this year's submissions for one of the world's top wildlife photography contests.
All photos courtesy of Wildlife Photographer of the Year

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