See nature up close through stunning images by professional, emerging and junior photographers who have shown impeccable timing, patience, artistry and technique to capture incredible moments in time.
Celebrating the natural heritage across the ANZANG bioregion, including Australia, New Zealand, Antarctica and New Guinea, this breathtaking exhibition allows us to witness the unique beauty of the flora, fauna and landscapes of our own backyard and the world around us.
View 100 stunning finalist images from ten categories: Animal Behaviour, Animals in Nature, Botanical, Landscape, Macro, Threatened Species, Monochrome, Our Impact, Portfolio and Junior.
Dates: 29 August 2026 – 14 February 2027
Times: Open daily from 10am – 5pm, closed Christmas Day
Tickets: $16 adults, $14 concession, seniors and students. Free entry for kids under 12 years and Museum members
Tickets available at the door or book online and save $2 off your ticket!
Please note the Museum is cashless for exhibition ticket sales.
Celebrate Father’s Day with a visit to the Museum and the Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year exhibition. Then take a break at the Museum Café and enjoy a freshly baked scone with jam and cream, served with your choice of tea or coffee.
Tickets are $22 and each ticket receives entry to the Nature Photographer exhibition, one scone with jam and cream, and a tea or coffee. Only available on Sunday 6 September, 10am to 5pm.
To book, follow the link below and click Get Tickets, then select Sunday 6 September and add a Father's Day ticket.
Thank you to our sponsors Australian Geographic (Principal Sponsor), Atkins (Production Partner), and Coral Expeditions (Major Prize Sponsor). Proudly produced by the South Australian Museum.
The Museum gratefully acknowledges the support of Dr Stuart Miller AM, founder and patron of ANZANG, and his sister Mrs Alison Huber in memory of their parents, Dr Robert and Mrs Clarice Miller, both late of Waikerie, South Australia.
The 2026 Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year is a South Australian Museum exhibition.
