Nature Photographer of the Year Collection
The Nature Photographer of the Year Collection brings together three beautifully presented products celebrating the 2027 Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year competition. Whether you're a nature lover, photography enthusiast, or looking for the perfect gift, this collection offers a wonderful way to enjoy some of the most extraordinary images of the natural world captured this year.
The 2026 competition book showcases winning and finalist images from 501 photographers across 17 countries, covering the ANZANG bioregion of Australia, New Zealand, Antarctica, and New Guinea. The 2027 calendar brings 13 award-winning images into your home month by month, with school holidays and public holidays included for everyday practicality. And the 2027 diary features a new nature photograph each week alongside a practical week-to-a-page layout, making it as useful as it is inspiring.
Specifications
- Book: hardcover, 120 pages, ISBN 9781923096127, dimensions 24 x 28cm
- Calendar: 13 images, dimensions 350 x 240mm
- Diary: hardcover, week-to-a-page layout, dimensions 270 x 230mm
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