the World Photography Awards (WNPAS) has announced its winners from a group of posts that were received from all corners of the world.
The higher prize and the $ 1,000 cash prize went to photographer Marusa Bochik from Slovenia.
Puhek ranked first honors from two deer that passes through the Slovenian generosity, which she seized as part of the “366 Project” – a challenge to take a picture every day for a year. Puhek started her project in a jump year.
Her photo also won the Gold Award in the “Nature – Art” category.
“It was a snowy day and I only had a wide -angle lens with me when I monitored two deers to run through snow generosity,” she explained.
“I took a few shots, I felt frustrated because I had no phone lens with me. The snowy surrounding areas remained an essential part of the composition,” says Bohece.
Closer to the house, Washington Georgina Stayets She won the behavior – the category of amphibians and reptiles, for its image of a blue lined clay taken in the Bay of Robok, Boom.
The 2025,000 participants from 48 countries witnessed 6 continents.
“As always, it is an amazing view of the awards. Seeing these images cannot fail to motivate one to do everything to protect this fragile planet from our planet. We offer our heartfelt congratulations to all The winners.
The World Photography Awards in the world were established in the belief that we all can make small efforts to form the future of our planet in a positive way and that photography can affect people to see the world from a different perspective and change their own customs for the good of the planet.
You can see a selection of the winners of the category and hostility below.