Overall winner: 'Captured' by Elanor Gale.
'Curious tomtit' by Nathan Hill.
'Disney rust' by Alex van der Weerden.
'Early bird' by Kate Gold.
'Run or fly' by Arnie Elbers.
'Field of focus' by Sam Kilsby.
'Gentiana bellidifolia' by Craig McKenzie.
'Hopping hoiho' by Kate Gold.
'Kelp at night' by Anthea Ibell.
'Koru' by Lily Newton.
'Celmisia, mountain daisy' by Jessica Hollow.
'New Zealand falcon' by Craig-McKenzie.
'Old Humber' by Chester Rosie.
'Roads scour once pristine ranges of Central Otago' by Alaric McCarthy.
'Split endsd' by Lloyd-Hebbard.
'Thirsty or hungry' by Shaun McConkey.
'TSS Earnslaw - a nostalgic piece of history, or a polluting machinery past its times?' by Danilo Hegg.
'Wet dog' by David Berg.
From amazing animals to peculiar plants, the Otago Wildlife Photography Competition, organised by the Otago Museum, again attracted a range of stunning images.
Otago lived up to its tag as the wildlife capital of New Zealand, providing a natural source of inspiration for these amateur photographers.
The competition consists of three subject categories, animals, plants, and human impact on the environment.
The overall winner is Elanor Gale. An exhibition of the photographs opened at the Otago Museum today.
