Gold winner and Granz Award from this year’s international nature photographer. Credit: Maruša Puhek.
The 2025 Natural World Awards are present in the end here, to remind us of raw and unbelievable beauty of the natural world. The winners of this year, who were chosen from thousands of posts in 48 countries, offer a breath of breaths in the most amazing moments of the planet-from quiet to surreal.
The Slovenian photographer Marusa Bohaik won the normal photographer for the year. Its winning image, which was taken in a small Slovenian village, is characterized by the stabilizer of the deer they wandered through a snow generous generosity. The scene, which was placed by rows of bare chrome and a blanket of eggs, is painful and poetic.
It was a cold day in January when I spotted two deer. “Just later, during liberation, I realized how really you were. The shooting with a wide lens means that the scene has not been excessively enlarged, allowing the snowy surrounding areas to stay an essential part of the composition,” Bohechck recalls.
The World Photography Awards, now in its fifth year, have been established on the belief that photography can inspire people to protect the planet. The competition includes 14 categories, each of which highlights a different aspect of the splendor of nature.
Gold entering the category of plants and fungi. Credit: Marcio Esteves Cabral.
Among the prominent winners is Mario Estvis Cabral, whose image of wild flowers in Brazil won the Chapada Dos Federus National Park in the category of plants and fungi. The image, which glows with the light of the other world, takes the mysterious beauty of one of the most biological diversity areas on the planet.
Gold entering behavior – mammals. “While wandering in the svalbard archipelago, we faced three polar bears that feed on many dolphin bodies. We quietly monitor our boat at a respectable distance, we saw one of the bears that started playing with a stick. The bear completely ignored us at the moment of pure joy that reveals a sudden fun. With an active and vital golden recovery, it brings a stick. ” Credit: Tom Nickels.
In the category of behavioral mammals, Tom Nickels from Finland got gold with a polar troop shot that brings a stick in the waters of Svles, Norway. It is a cardiac shot of an animal that is often associated with the remaining northern pole survival.
“As is always the case, it is exciting to witness the amazing caliber of the prizes,” says Adrian Densel, co -founder of the competition. “Seeing these images cannot fail to motivate one to do everything to protect this fragile planet from our planet.”
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Gold in animal pictures. “This amazing macro image brilliantly displays brilliant lanterns, and their bodies decorated with a vibrant, orange and yellow vegetables. It seems that these insects glow on the tight bark of a tree, glow on the dark background.” Credit: Jacicoin Sim from Malaysia. Bronze in animals-behavior. Credit: Donna Valdichuk from Canada.Silver in behavior – amphibians and reptiles. Credit: JULes Oidroyd from the United Kingdom. Silver in behavior – insects. Credit: Rorrei G -Lewis from the United Kingdom. Gold in behavior – birds. “Tens of thousands of red node and other coastal properties are forced from the remaining stones and clay sins in a flight through the high spring tide. I photographed this amazing event several times before, but only on this occasion, birds flew in a direction that was parallel to me allowing me I have many birds in sharp focus. ” Credit: Clav Burns from the United Kingdom. Silver in behavior – birds. Credit: Hermes Valelandel from the Emirates.Gold in people and nature. “This image embodies the fishermen who reap the anti -viciousness off the coast of Fu Yen in Vietnam. Amidst this calm beauty, it adds an anxiety depth to a moment. Marine ecosystems. Credit: Robert Middleton from the United Kingdom.Gold underwater. “This image takes a touching moment as a young turtle of Siton Ridley begins on its sensitive journey to the vast open ocean in Cassette, Timor Leste. The sea turtles, known in the local language, return to” Lenuk Tasi “, to the same beaches where they one day dismantled their eggs. Unfortunately,, These fragile nests face many threats, from natural predators to human activities. That is, even if Hatchlings reached the ocean, an estimated definition of 1000 to 10,000 to adulthood. In protecting these amazing creatures. Bronze under water. Credit: Laria Maragiolia Reserve from Italy.Gold on the planet landscape and environments. “I spent six years in an attempt to capture this scene from the summer Summer Milky Way in Lake Haleit in Montana. I wanted to think of sharp, but until this summer, he made the height of five miles long several times in vain-the wind was enemy, where it turned To the coastal line and make the panorama alignment impossible. And I ran two cameras, I seized the scene that I imagined for a long time. The same amount I feel today. Credit: Jake Mawsher from the United States of America. Silver in black and white. Credit: Tom Way from the United Kingdom.Gold in animals in their environment. “On my last trip to Svles, I explored a different perspective in my photographic trip; I embraced the wide angle to create a stronger narration for the animal and the earth, allowing the most bolder emotional communication. Therefore, when we found the rudeness resting on some ice in the tundra under the sky of mood, I benefited from this and used My 14-30 mm in 18 mm. I put myself low and lined up The right, in the strait, cross the horizon line and central in my story.Bronze in animals in their environment. Credit: Irene Amit from the United Kingdom.Gold in urban wildlife. “In the most unlikely places, where the human industry’s stones meet with the grace of nature, the story of flexibility and coexistence lies. This image takes the amazing contrast between the massive fuel warehouse in Mandinari, Gambia and the male male in full reproductive feathers. This moment was taken during a trip in the month of October The bird will soon be subjected to a more brown feathers. In conjunction with the rainy season in West Africa, I enjoyed this type of photography to clarify the relationship between humanity and nature. It helps to enhance environmental tourism in this beautiful region.Bronze in urban wildlife. Credit: The Christian Corridor from Italy.Gold in nature photography. “This morning, Iceland has seen its sixth volcanic eruption in less than 3 years in the Rikian Peninsula. The exceptional speed of lava did not leave the hope of a few of the few affected infrastructure. This drone explains in a brutal and somewhat exciting way of this strong act of nature Restore her rights. I did not know that this event was only the first series of similar episodes It was published after every time. More rings in the same area occurred in 2024, which indicates that after 800 years of calm in the Rikian Peninsula, we have now entered a difficult period of volcanic turmoil. Silver in nature photography. Credit: Nature Press photography from Canada.
