Concurso de Fotografía

Ganadores del Concurso de Fotografía 2022

The Nature Conservancy se enorgullece de anunciar los ganadores de cada categoría de nuestro concurso 2022.

septiembre 27, 2022

The Nature Conservancy se enorgullece de anunciar los ganadores de cada categoría de nuestro concurso 2022. Descubre las imágenes que más han sorprendido a nuestros jueces.

Ganador del Gran Premio

Li Ping, China

Ganador de nuestra Jueza Invitada Ami Vitale

Shafeeq Mulla, Zambia
@Shafeeq_mulla

Ganador de nuestra Juez Invitado Coyote Peterson

Florian Ledoux, Norway
@florian_ledoux_photographer

Paisaje
Gente y naturaleza
Clima
Agua
Plantas u hongos
Vida silvestre

Primer Lugar, Paisaje

Francisco Javier Munuera González, Spain

Segundo Lugar, Paisaje

Hendy Wicaksono, Indonesia
@hendyfight

Mención Honorífica, Paisaje

Ivan Pedretti, Italy
@ivanpedretti

Mención Honorífica, Paisaje

Waluya Priya Atmaja, Indonesia
@priy_at

Mención Honorífica, Paisaje

Effy Varley, United Kingdom
@effyimages

Primer Lugar, Gente y naturaleza

Janusz Jurek, Poland
@januszjurek.info

Segundo Lugar, Gente y naturaleza

Komang Arnawa, Indonesia
@nyengen.dadi

Mención Honorífica, Gente y naturaleza

Francesca Franchini, Mexico
@trip_in_mexico

Mención Honorífica, Gente y naturaleza

Giovani Cordioli, Brazil
@giovanicordioli

Mención Honorífica, Gente y naturaleza

Amish Jain, India

Mención Honorífica, Gente y naturaleza

Marvin Mwarangu, Kenya
@riothephotographer

Mención Honorífica, Gente y naturaleza

Marcelo Paulo Silva, Brazil
@marcelomania

Primer Lugar, Clima

Sandesh Kadur, India
@sandesh_kadur

A fan-throated lizard stands guard over his territory. Photographed in Satara's Chalkewadi plateau, which is the site of one of the largest wind farms in this region. — Lizards and Windmills A fan-throated lizard stands guard over his territory. Photographed in Satara's Chalkewadi plateau, which is the site of one of the largest wind farms in this region. © Sandesh Kadur/TNC Photo Contest

Segundo Lugar, Clima

Amish Jain, India

Mención Honorífica, Clima

Jassen Todorov, United States
@jassensf

Mención Honorífica, Clima

Ziaul Huque, Bangladesh

Mención Honorífica, Clima

Marcelo Perez del Carpio, Bolivia
@marceloperezdelcarpio

Mención Honorífica, Clima

Jassen Todorov, United States
@jassensf

Mención Honorífica, Clima

Florian Ledoux, Norway
@florian_ledoux_photographer

Two world // Aerial view of two different type of ice in winter. On the right side, the well established fast ice, a solid environment for the bears, on the left, the open water refreezing after a storm took away the ice. Sea ice being less thick than it used to be it is being more affected by the seasonal winter storm, easily breaking appart. — Two world Two world // Aerial view of two different type of ice in winter. On the right side, the well established fast ice, a solid environment for the bears, on the left, the open water refreezing after a storm took away the ice. Sea ice being less thick than it used to be it is being more affected by the seasonal winter storm, easily breaking appart. © Florian Ledoux/TNC Photo Contest 2022

Primer Lugar, Agua

Kristin Wright , United States
@kristinbraga

Segundo Lugar, Agua

Nick Leopold Sordo, Mexico
@nickleopoldsordo

Mención Honorífica, Agua

Dasun Nirmala Malaarachchi, Australia
@dasunnirmala

Mención Honorífica, Agua

Tom Shlesinger, Israel
@tom_shlesinger

Mención Honorífica, Agua

Tom Fenske, United States
@Tom_Fenske

Primer Lugar, Plantas u hongos

Callie Chee, Australia
@CallieCheePhotography

Ghost Mushrooms // Nicknamed ghost mushrooms due to its eerie green glow, the scientific names of these bioluminescent mushrooms are Omphalotus Nidiformis. The glow is very much visible to the naked eyes in complete darkness. They are found in certain forests in Australia. Finding them and photographing them can be challenging as they grow and glow for only a few weeks in a year. — Ghost Mushrooms Ghost Mushrooms // Nicknamed ghost mushrooms due to its eerie green glow, the scientific names of these bioluminescent mushrooms are Omphalotus Nidiformis. The glow is very much visible to the naked eyes in complete darkness. They are found in certain forests in Australia. Finding them and photographing them can be challenging as they grow and glow for only a few weeks in a year. © Callie Chee/TNC Photo Contest 2022

Segundo Lugar, Plantas u hongos

Xiaoling Keller, United States
@xiaolingkeller

Mención Honorífica, Plantas u hongos

Tibor Litauszki, Hungary
@tiborlitauszki_naturphtgrphy

Mención Honorífica, Plantas u hongos

Patrick Krohn, United States
@oneeyeddogstudios

Balance // Dew drops balance on this purple heart flower on an early morning in in the spring of 2022 in my front yard in Aiken, SC, USA. — Balance Balance // Dew drops balance on this purple heart flower on an early morning in in the spring of 2022 in my front yard in Aiken, SC, USA. © Patrick Krohn/TNC Photo Contest 2022

Mención Honorífica, Plantas u hongos

Jake Virus, United States
@Jake_Virus

Mención Honorífica, Plantas u hongos

Cristiano Xavier, Brazil
@cristianoxavier01

Mención Honorífica, Plantas u hongos

Cristiano Xavier, Brazil
@cristianoxavier01

Primer Lugar, Vida silvestre

Anup Shah, United Kingdom

Segundo Lugar, Vida silvestre

Panos Laskarakis, Greece

Mención Honorífica, Vida silvestre

Tibor Litauszki, Hungary
@tiborlitauszki_naturphtgrphy

Mención Honorífica, Vida silvestre

Baiju Patil, India
@baiju_patil

Mención Honorífica, Vida silvestre

Torie Hilley, United States
@torie_hilley_fineart

Mención Honorífica, Vida silvestre

Rick Dowling, United States

Mención Honorífica, Vida silvestre

Masahiro Hiroike, Japan
@masahirohiroike

Mención Honorífica, Vida silvestre

Tibor Litauszki, Hungary
@tiborlitauszki_naturphtgrphy

Mención Honorífica, Vida silvestre

Fabio Saltarelli, Argentina
@fabiosaltarelli_ph

Mención Honorífica, Vida silvestre

Jenny Zhao, United States
@rogerandjennyphotography