12th Edition British Wildlife Photography Awards (BWPA) 2024, competition Photography Aimed at highlighting nature Englandpresented a spectacle to the eyes with photographs of animals Enchanting and amazing underwater images.
with the entry “Ocean Drifter” (featured photo of this article), which illustrates a ball Football covered with sheds (Crustaceans sea) inside Atlantic OceanRyan Stalker's photo won the overall grand prize in the “Coast and Ocean” category.
To take 1st place, photograph Aquatic De Stalker beat more than 14,000 films submitted to this year's competition. The festival with professional and amateur photographers – in addition to the most diverse categories – awarded 5 thousand pounds (R$ 31 thousand, in the change made in March 2024) to the first place.
This collection is not just a collage; It's a celebration, a reminder of the enduring beauty of British wildlife and a call to protect natural spaces – Will Nichols, director of the BWPA, in a press release
As well as being an impressive record, it raises an important debate about the hit film Environmental issue at UK – Precisely the purpose of the event. As for Ryan Stalker's photo, he explains that the barnacles attached to the ball are not native to the region, but highlights:
Human waste in the ocean increases the risk of organisms reaching our homes– Ryan Stocker
For all ages
A championship isn't just made up of veterans, and there is one boy He knows this well. Max Wood, 17, won the Young British Photographers category – which includes teenagers and children under the age of 11 – for raising environmental awareness – with the photo below.
Entitled “Running in the Water,” the film captures the moment when the Good Bird “runs” less. Lake From Surrey, United Kingdom. According to the young photographer, he woke up at almost 5 am to record the picture.
The horde fled from the fight, running through the water to fly through the mist and rays of light.– Max Wood
See more aquatic photos from BWPA 2024
The festival also featured many memorable aquatic photographs, from recording animals such as walruses to other genres. Arctic – For the entire ecosystem of the British interior. See more clicks made by participants in the 12th edition British Wildlife Photography Awards.
By Aleph Willian under the supervision of journalist Denis de Almeida
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