Winners of Nature’s Best Photography Awards 2024 Announced

Winner, Polar Passion: Brett Freliche (USA)

 

Nature’s Best Photography Awards has announced the winners of its 2024 competition. The grand prize went to Mangesh Desai from India for his wonderful shot of a mother Bengal tiger teaching her son how to fight, which was captured in the Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve in the photographer’s home country of India.

There were also lots of awarded and “highly honored” underwater images in the 13 categories, notably the winner of the “Polar Passion” category, a stunningly crisp shot of beluga whales in Canada’s Hudson Bay by American photographer Brett Freliche; and the winner of the “Ocean Views” category, a mind-blowing shot of a spinner dolphin superpod by French photographer Cécile Gabillon.

Head over to the Nature’s Best Photography Awards website to see all the winners. Don’t forget: The 2024 edition of the DPG Masters Underwater Imaging Competition is currently accepting submissions—don’t miss out on your chance to win awesome trip and gear prizes!

 

Winner, Ocean Views: Cécile Gabillon (France)

 

Highly Honored, Ocean Views: Domenico Roscigno (Italy)

 

Highly Honored, Ocean Views: Michael Patrick O’Neill (USA)

 

Highly Honored, Ocean Views: Franco Banfi (Switzerland)

 

Highly Honored, Ocean Views: Andrey Shpatak (Russia)

 

Highly Honored, Ocean Views: Pietro Formis (Italy)

 

Highly Honored, Ocean Views: Mayumi Takeuchi-Ebbins (UK)

 

Highly Honored, Birds: Franco Banfi (Switzerland)

 

Highly Honored, Wildlife: Marcio Cabral (Brazil)

 

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