Sam McGee standing by his winning photo - Water Wings - of a white-faced heron. Photo: Supplied / Sam McGee
Two Dunedin teenagers have wowed the judges of Tūhura Otago Museum's Wildlife Photography Awards.
They also happen to be brothers.
Seventeen-year-old Sam McGee took out the overall winner title, beating more than 4000 entries from around the world, and was placed first in the youth wildlife category.
His fifteen-year-old brother Monty, debuted at the competition and was named a runner up in the wildlife youth category.
Monty McGee standing by his photo of a native crested grebe. The photo is called Pūteketeke Yoga. Photo: Supplied / McGee family
