Nature Infocus Photography Awards 2024: Leopards, sharks and spiders

The Nature Infocus Photography competition celebrates photographers who take strong moments in natural history and highlight critical memorization issues.

Every year, the competition displays an amazing collection of fictional and artistic images, while increasing the environment.

The winners are chosen according to a series of categories: animal behavior, animal images, focus on memorization, photography of creative nature, Wildscape and animals in their homeland and the public photographer -.

Below is a selection of winning entries.

The Hardyid Silforside School moves the fish with remarkable accuracy, wrapping it and turning in complete harmony while trying to evade a group of black sharks in Atoruga, Maldives.

With the fall of the night over the water, the News New Pets start a silent chase. They slide between the frog egg groups, each one puts themselves carefully to eat a meal before deepening darkness.

Al -Kwani, which is famous in Kulsa, is still dominant power, even at the age of fourteen.

The wild boar venture without the knowledge of the tea, unaware of the imminent danger. In the flash, it stems to work, and its muscles and claws are tense.

KOLSA is an area inside the Tadoba-ANDHARI TIGER reserve, located in Maharashtra, India.

The tiger climbs a tree, its cub is noticed from the bottom before the instinctive followed.

It was captured by the camera trap near Missour in India, and this intimate moment highlights the strong bond between the mother and the ivy, with a glimpse of the natural instincts of the leopard.

In the waters of Willbata National Park in Sri Lanka, a water buffalo comes out of swimming, decorates his head with a wreath of floating herbs.

The lover stands in the Yamuna River, New Delhi, and offers prayers to the sun.

Once it is sacred, the river is now ranked first among the most industrial waste, which is overwhelmed by industrial waste, wastewater, and the agricultural robe.

In Austria, a group of snails are light on the grass blades, and their sensitive shapes are lit on a glowing background, creating an amazing sense of fragility.

A height in the Andes Mountains of Ecuador, Tony, Big Bear, Males, Midnight shelters under the shades of the fig tree that dates back to a century in Spanish moss.

At the sunrise in Hokkaido, Japan, the cranes with red router move via a hijab of fog, and their graceful shapes that resemble brush on canvas.

This year, the Volume Photographer’s Portfolio Award went to Supun Dilshan for the congestion between Worlds, an amazing visual story that attracts attention to Sri Lankan elephant conflicts.

The photos show that the increasing mode that these majestic animals face, as they try to survive in environments that are quickly changed by human activities.

He stares guilt in a hole in a vibrant green sheet, providing a rare glimpse into her sensitive world in Sundarganj, Bangladesh.

The contrast between the shape of the slim insect and the tight surface of the paper emphasizes the complex beauty of the hidden wonders of nature.

All pictures courtesy of nature photography awards