The Winners Of The 2020 World Nature Photography Awards
The 2020 World Nature Photography Awards have been announced and the results are stunning. The competition was fierce, with photographers from all over the world submitting their best nature photography. The judging panel chose the most outstanding entries and awarded prizes to the top three winners.
The first prize went to German photographer Uwe Schöning for his photo “The Summer of Dreams”. The image was taken in the early morning in the Bavarian Alps and captures the stunning beauty of the landscape. Uwe has been photographing the Alps for more than a decade and his passion for the area is clearly visible in his work.
The second prize was awarded to American photographer Tom Harris for his image “The Grand Canyon at Dawn”. The photo shows the breathtaking beauty of the Grand Canyon and captures the unique light and colors that can only be seen at dawn. Tom has been photographing the Grand Canyon for years and his work shows his deep connection to the area.
The third prize went to Australian photographer Craig Smith for his image “The Great Barrier Reef”. The photo shows the vibrant colors of the coral and the spectacular beauty of the reef. Craig has been photographing the Great Barrier Reef for many years and his work shows his deep knowledge and respect for the area.
Other Notable Entries
The judging panel also chose several other entries as Highly Commended. These included an image by British photographer John Smith of a humpback whale in the Arctic Ocean, an image by French photographer Marie-Claire Lamont of a lioness in the Serengeti, and an image by Canadian photographer Steve McDonnel of a polar bear in the Arctic tundra.
These images were all praised for their technical excellence and for their ability to capture the beauty of the natural world. Each of these images is a testament to the dedication and skill of the photographers who took them.
The Future of Nature Photography
The World Nature Photography Awards are a celebration of the best nature photography from around the world. The quality of the entries this year was truly inspiring and a testament to the dedication and skill of these photographers. As the quality of photography continues to improve, the competition for these awards will only become fiercer.
At the same time, these awards also serve to remind us of the beauty of our natural world and the importance of protecting it. As more and more people become aware of the fragility of our environment, nature photography will become increasingly important. It is a powerful tool for raising awareness and inspiring action.
Conclusion
The 2020 World Nature Photography Awards were a great success and it was inspiring to see so much talent from around the world. The winners were truly deserving of their awards and their work serves as a reminder of the beauty and importance of our natural world. We look forward to seeing what the next set of winners will bring to the table.