The Winners Of The 2016 National Geographic Nature Photographer Of The Year Contest
National Geographic has just announced the results of the prestigious 2016 Nature Photographer of the Year contest. As you can see from the pictures below, the judges had a hard time choosing the very best image!
Honorable Mention, Environmental Issues: No Snow, No Ice? Barter Islands
Third Place Winner, Landscape: Pacific Storm, Pacific Ocean
First Place Winner, Landscape: Struggle Of Life, Netherlands
Honorable Mention, Landscape: Serendipitous Green Meteor, India
First Place Winner, Animal Portraits: Dragging You Deep Into The Woods!
Honorable Mention, Animal Portraits: Puffin Studio, United Kingdom
Grand Prize Winner: Sardine Run, South Africa
Third Place Winner, Action: Changing Fortunes Of The Great Egret, Hungary
Second Place Winner, Action: Approach, Wray, Colorado
Honorable Mention, Action: Jellyfish Feast, New South Wales, Australia
Honorable Mention, Animal Portraits: Crow Chasing Puffy Owl
First Place Winner, Environmental Issues: Life And Death, Svalbard And Jan Mayen
Honorable Mention, Environmental Issues: Wildfire At The Beach, Spain
Second Place Winner, Landscape: Wild Rink, Italy
Third Place Winner, Animal Portraits: Friendship Knows No Color, Spain
Honorable Mention, Environmental Issues: American Flowers #1, Greenland
Second Place Winner, Animal Portraits: Proud Momma, Florida
Third Place Winner, Environmental Issues: Toxic Vanity, United Kingdom
Second Place Winner, Environmental Issues: The View Outside Facebook Hq, California
National Geographic Wild - Epic Life and Death
For thousands of years, wolves have hunted buffalo across the vast North American plains. Although westward settlement of the continent saw the virtual extinction of these vast herds and their eternal predators, this ancient relationship was not lost altogether. On the northern edge of the continent's central plains, in a place named Wood Buffalo National Park, buffalo and wolves still engage in epic life and death dramas. By following one pack of wolves, wildlife filmmaker Jeff Turner captures how these two animal species live together in what seems like a forgotten corner of the world.
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