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Ocean Photographer of the Year 2024: 18 Winning Pics

The 2024 Ocean Photographer of the Year competition has once again delivered a breathtaking collection of images that capture the wonders of the world’s oceans.

One Photographer is Capturing the Ocean In a Whole New Way

Matt Burgess is an ocean photographer who hails form Australia. He is enamored by it, and seeks to capture its "many moods". In order to do so, he usually wakes up and heads down to the beach before sunrise to capture the intricate relationship between water and light.

This Photographer Really Captures the Beauty of the Ocean...

The head of the scientific diving team of one of Russia's leading biological research centers, Alexander Semenov, is also an avid underwater photographer that has shared his photos with the world to educate more people about the beauty that lies underwater.

National Geographic's Photographer of the Year Winners

National Geographic has just published the results of their prestigious 2016 Nature Photographer of the Year competition. Once you see the photographs below, you will realize just how difficult it must have been for the judges to choose the winners.

Meet the 2024 Nature Photographer of the Year Winners

The results for the 2024 Nature Photographer of the Year competition are in, and the winning images are nothing short of spectacular.

In Pictures - International Garden Photographer of the Year

Black & White: 1st Place – “Spider in the Frame” by Minghui Yuan Image source: International Garden Photographer of the Year 2. Black & White: 2nd Place – “Bindweed” by Norman Raine Image source: International Garden Photographer of the Year 3. 

Here Are the Winners of Wildlife Photographer of the Year

London's Natural History Museum has just announced the winners of 2018 Wildlife Photographer of the Year contest, and they're no less than utterly mesmerizing.

2021 Wildlife Photographer of the Year Winners - 20 Photos

Related Article: 2019 Wildlife Photographer of the Year Winners Announced Natural Artistry, Highly Commended: 'Stardust' by Christian Spencer Image Source: Christian Spencer/ Wildlife Photographer of the Year Photographer's note: The wings of the black jacobin are ‘filled with rainbows’ as it flies in

2021 Nature Photographer of the Year – 20 Stunning Pics

This year, the title of Nature Photographer of the Year 2021 was given to Terje Kolaas from Norway for his extraordinary image of thousands of Pink-footed Geese in flight during their winter migration.

Astronomy Photographer of the Year: 18 Stunning Finalists

Waterfall, by Anna Dobrovolskaya-Mints from Israel Image Source: Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2. Château de Chambord, by Benjamin Barakat from the UK Image Source: Astronomy Photographer of the Year 3. 

In Pictures: Bird Photographer of the Year 2023 Winners

The 2023 Bird Photographer of the Year competition winners have been recently announced, offering a breathtaking celebration of the exquisite world of birds.

2023 Nature TTL Photographer of the Year: 16 Winning Pics

The 2023 Nature TTL Photographer of the Year awards have been announced, showcasing the stunning beauty of our world.

In Pictures – Close-Up Photographer of the Year 2022

Image source: Close-up Photographer of the Year A willow tit in the Swiss mountains during winter. 8. "A Tale in the Sand" by Paul Lennart Schmid Third Place, Animals. Image source: Close-up Photographer of the Year A Sahara sand viper burrows itself into the sand in preparation for an ambush. 9. 

Gallery: 2024 Northern Lights Photographer of the Year

And that means many photographers were lucky enough to capture the best of what this phenomenon has to offer.

The 2018 Outdoor Photographer Of the Year Winners Are Here

The 2018 Outdoor Photographer of the Year Awards were especially created to commemorate the most stunning images captured in nature in the past year, be it a breathtaking photo of the eternally-frozen arctic landscape or a portrait of a family of cheetahs on a rare rainy day in the African savannah.

In Pictures: Northern Lights Photographer of the Year 2023

Capture the Atlas has recently announced the winners of the sixth annual Northern Lights Photographer of the Year, featuring a selection of the 25 finest photographs of the aurora borealis.

2018 Landscape Photographer Of The Year Winners Announced

Here are some of the best award-winning and noteworthy photographs submitted to the 5th annual International Landscape Photographer Of The Year competition .

Gallery: 2024 Garden Photographer of the Year Winners

The 2024 Garden Photographer of the Year Awards brought this magic to life, offering mesmerizing glimpses into nature’s smallest wonders. From delicate dewdrops to the intricate patterns on butterfly wings, each photograph reveals textures, colors, and forms often overlooked.

In Pictures: Northern Lights Photographer of the Year 2022

Thanks to Capture the Atlas’ annual Northern Lights Photographer of the Year awards, we can marvel at this dazzling spectacle from the comfort of our homes.

The Best Northern Lights Photographs of the Year Revealed

For photographers, however, there is the added opportunity of a once in a lifetime shot. For the third year now, editor and astrophotographer Dan Zafra of the website Capture the Atlas has curated the best 25 images of the enchanting lights from around the world.

Gallery: Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2024 Winners

The annual Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition has concluded, and the results are breathtaking. The competition is now in its 60th year and is hosted by the Natural History Museum in London.

Close-Up Photographer of the Year: Stunning Winning Pics

Eventually, French photographer Galice Hoarau was named Close-up Photographer of the Year for his outstanding photograph of an eel larva taken during a blackwater dive in Indonesia.

Can a 20-Year-Old Man Be the One Who Will Save the Oceans?

Every year, over 8 million tons of plastic trash gets dumped into the ocean. The trash is not only unsightly, but also a serious hazard to marine life. Animals get stuck in bags and other bits of plastic; others try to eat the garbage thinking it’s food, and many end up hurt or worse.