The winning images from Agora’s #Aerial2020 competition are showcasing some of the most beautiful destinations in the world — all from a bird’s eye point of view. Dutch photographer @by_ewold beat the other 9,018 submissions to win the $1,000 prize with his mesmerizing shot “A magic morning in The Netherlands”.
The Hair Freezing Contest at Takhini Hot Pools started in 2011. The early years of the contest had humble beginnings, with $100 of prize money given to the best frozen hairdo and just a few dozen participants each year. Over the years, the contest has increased the prize money to $750 and added several new categories. Here are the best participants of 2020.
Each year The Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show awards “Best in Show” to one lucky dog. As for the humans – now in its 14th year, this contest recognizes the most talented photographers who are able to capture the best canine photo on their camera.
Several days ago were announced winner entries of the 59th Annual World Press Photo Contest. As many as 82,951 photos were submitted for judging by 5,775 photographers from 128 different countries. We couldn't miss the opportunity to share these captivating images.
The winners of this year’s National Geographic Magazine Photo Competition has been announced and the photos, as always, are stunning. This year $10 000 was awarded to Brian Yen for winning the Grand Prize and a trip to the National Geographic headquarters where he will participate in its annual photography seminar. The categories are People, Nature and Places and the captions are written by the photographers themselves.
These are just some of the amazing photos that have been entered into National Geographic’s annual photo contest this year.
One of these photographers will be chosen as this year’s winner. Which photo do you love?
You should remember her from these two previous videos:
8-year-old girl's stunning cover of 'Fly Me To The Moon'
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Premium Electron Microscope Solution and Technologies “FEI” is a well known company who manufactures microscopes with the support of National Geographic. They regularly arrange the best photography competition in the world that can’t be seen with naked eyes.
Brian Shaw wins the title once again for 2013.
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