The Lumix People’s Choice Awards invites the general public to pick a photograph to be displayed at the National History Museum in London.

Continue on for 11 of the most impressive short-listed images.

It took the photographer three years to capture this striking image of the golden eagle.

Photography: Audan Rikardsen

In Hohe Tauern National Park, Austria, marmots have little fear of humans, making it easy to capture up-close images like this one.

Photography: Michael Schober

A panda in Shaanxi, China, is kept in a breeding center.

Photography: Marcus Westberg

This flamingo chick is less than five days old.

Photography: Claudio Contreras

Kitui is an orphaned rhino who spends much of his time with caretaker Elias Mugambi at the Lewa Wildlife Conservancy in Northern Kenya.

Photography: Martin Buzora

A pair of mice wrestle on the London Underground’s platform.

Photography: Sam Rowley

A humpback whale feeds off the coast of British Columbia, Canada.

Photography: Jake Davis

After spending two years in Chile, a photographer was able to capture this relaxed puma.

Photography: Ingo Ardnt

Stefan Christmann was photographing penguins in Antarctica when he saw a couple protecting a snowball that resembled an egg. It's possible that the penguins were practicing for when the real egg arrived.

Photography: Stefan Christmann

Here, an orangutan is photographed at Safari World in Bangkok, where the animals are used in performances that critics say are degrading.

Photography: Aaron Gekoski

A mother jaguar and her cub carry a large anaconda across the river in Brazil.

Photography: Michel Zoghzoghi