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#Wild2020: Don’t Miss the Wildlife Photo Contest’s Winners

The winners were voted by the app’s global audience, with the photo ‘Need to Drink’ by the photographer cymot crowning him #Wildlife2020 Hero (the last photo on the list). For more information and all the original images: Agora 1. Faded, Etosha National Park, Namibia 2. Curious Minds, Thailand 3.

Winners of the 2021 Nature Conservancy Photo Contest

This year, the contest received more than 100,000 entries and the Grand Prize went to a photo of a western lowland gorilla walking through a cloud of butterflies in the Central African Republic.

The Most Astonishing Wildlife Photos of the Decade

Admire these stunning animals in our vast collection of some of the best wildlife photos of the decade, and don't forget to share this unchallenged beauty with your family and friends!

This Photo Contest Celebrates the Majesty of Mountains

Related: I've Never Seen So Many Beautiful Mountains in One Place... 1st Prize, Marcin Ciepielewski Location: Adršpach, Czech Republic Image source: International Mountain Photo Contest 2nd Prize, Alex Buisse Location: Mer de Glace, France Image source: International Mountain Photo Contest 3rd Prize,

National Geographic Photo Contest 2012!

Every year, National Geographic holds a photo contest, with many categories, challenging the most talented photographers from around the world to submit their best work, whether it is wild life shots, landscape, human culture, or even some random daily scene.

Britain's Wildlife Is Stunning & These Photos Prove It

The British Wildlife Photography Awards has just announced the 2016 winners of their annual competition. The winning images are chosen from thousands of entries and are allocated into 15 separate categories including Animal Behavior, Animal Portraits, Urban Wildlife and an overall winner.

These Award-Winning Wildlife Photos Are Phenomenal

Year after year, the Society of German Nature Photographers (GDT) holds their ‘European Wildlife Photographer of the Year' competition. Each edition of this contest always proves to be better than the ones that came before it..

These Are the BEST Wildlife Photos of the Year 2019

Every year, the Natural History Museum in London holds the largest international wildlife photography competition on the planet within the initiative to determine the absolute best photos from hundreds of thousands of contestants across 16 categories, the Wildlife Photographer of the Year awards.

These Comedy Wildlife Photos Are Hilarious

These photos of humorous situations animals find themselves in are as adorable as they are silly, so prepare for a big smile! Click on images to enlarge 1. This is why they call them Polaroids... 2. "Wait, give me time to explain!" 3. This rhino looks absolutely fabulous! [related_articles] 4.

20 Jaw-Dropping Wildlife Photos That Should Be Framed

But that’s exactly what it is in the WildArt Photo of the Year competition. This new wildlife photography contest has been designed by wildlife photographers, for wildlife photographers and will be judged solely by wildlife photographers.

The Talented Winners of the Sony Photo Contest.

The 2014 Sony World Photography Awards have finally published the winners of their world-wide photo competition. This year, 139,554 images from 70,000 entries made it into the competition.

Marvel at This Year’s Best Wildlife Photos – 15 Pics

The winners of the Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2022 contest were recently announced. Developed and produced by the Natural History Museum in London, the competition is considered the world’s most prestigious nature photo contest.

This Photo Contest Captures the Unique Colors of Our World

Related: The Talented Winners of the Sony Photo Contest "Story Of Tree Family" by Suk Eun Kim Gold in Nature/Trees, Gold in Special/Others “Special”, 1st Place winner in Special A tree family story of the Sumba sea, an island in Indonesia.

These Perfectly Timed Wildlife Photos Are Hysterical!

Take a look at these hysterical wildlife photos snapped in the perfect situation! 1. The importance of reading signs, case in point 2. A bald eagle having a bad hair day 3. Look at those majestic... eyebrows! Related Article: Hysterical - Wild Animals Being Real Comedians! 4. Are we interrupting?

In Pictures: Comedy Wildlife Photo Awards 2023!

This contest, open to novices, amateurs, and seasoned experts, celebrates the hilarity hidden in our natural world while shedding emphasis on the critical steps required for its protection.

These Captivating Wildlife Photos Have a Story to Tell

In a ceremony held at the Natural History Museum, London, results of the Wildlife Photographer of the Year contest were revealed, and the winning photos are worth all the attention they can get. This year, the annual competition attracted nearly 50,000 entries from 92 countries.

There Is an Incredible Story Behind These Wildlife Photos

Incredibly, throughout the rehabilitation process, the couple never lost sight of their passion to help wildlife. They have published a book called ‘Wild,’ which is a collection of the most breathtaking shots from their 25 expeditions across seven continents.

The Stunning Winners of the 2020 HIPA Nature Photo Contest

For the ninth year in a row, The Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum International Photography Award (HIPA) was given to the best photographers from around the world, and this year's contestants were united by the very same overarching theme - water.

The Most Incredible Wildlife Photos of 2015

The Natural History Museum has released the winning pictures from their annual Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition, and as ever there are some stunning photos capturing all elements of the natural world.

The Winners of the Top Bird Photo Contest of 2020 Are In!

For those of you who fancy a reminder, the BPOTY photo competition is the largest and most prestigious bird photography competition in the world.

The Images That Won the National Geographic Photo Contest

The National Geographic’s annual photo contest winners have been announced. With just over 17,000 photos entered by both professional and amateur photographers, this must make the decision very difficult for the judges.