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Winners From This Year’s Society Of Biology Photo Contest Share The Beauty Of Life
by Purpleskyz Mon Nov 24, 2014 2:28 pm
Winners From This Year’s Society Of Biology Photo Contest Share The Beauty Of Life
Jade Small | November 24, 2014 | Life | No Comments
After receiving nearly 800 entries, the Society of Biology has unveiled the winners for its 3rd annual photography contest. With the theme as “Home, Habitat and Shelter” for this year’s competition, the overall winning photo was BIlly Clapham’s The Suburban Mum, which depicts the image of a blackbird in Lincolnshire back garden. According to the Society of Biology: “The judges felt the photo cleverly expressed how garden birds have come to share our homes with us, fitting this year’s theme.”
Bisons on Grand Prismatic Spring by Lukas Gawenda
Highly commended, Photographer of the Year
Meal Time by Boris Barath
Highly commended, Young Photographer of the Year
A Shelter Designed by Nature by Robert Cabagnot
Shortlisted, Photographer of the Year
Spider like from another world by Krasimir Matarov
Shortlisted, Photographer of the Year
Spectral Tarsier by Wolfgang Weinhardt
Shortlisted, Photographer of the Year
Striving Succulent by Kelsey Green
Shortlisted, Photographer of the Year
A lively belly in the freshwater by Matteo Riccardo Di Nicola
Shortlisted, Photographer of the Year
Life and Environment by Dimple Pancholi
Shortlisted, Photographer of the Year
Parental care in parasitoid wasps by Thomas Endlein
Runner up, Photographer of the Year 2014
The Suburban Mum by Billy Clapham
Winner, Photographer of the Year
Judge Tim Harris, from Nature Picture Library, said: “Billy’s image of a female blackbird in a suburban garden captures a familiar subject in a bold and fresh way. Gardens provide valuable habitat for wildlife in an increasingly urbanized world, and this delightful image shows that it isn’t necessary to travel to remote and inaccessible places to photograph interesting animal behavior.”
Man-made forest by Ysabel M Victoriano
Runner up, Young Photographer of the Year 2014
Courage doesn’t always ROAR by Nagarjun Ram
Winner, Young Photographer of the Year
H/t: Wired
Read more at http://www.the-open-mind.com/winners-from-this-years-society-of-biology-photo-contest-share-the-beauty-of-life/#LiRI3cvALwLREPJ6.99
Thanks to: http://www.the-open-mind.com
Jade Small | November 24, 2014 | Life | No Comments
After receiving nearly 800 entries, the Society of Biology has unveiled the winners for its 3rd annual photography contest. With the theme as “Home, Habitat and Shelter” for this year’s competition, the overall winning photo was BIlly Clapham’s The Suburban Mum, which depicts the image of a blackbird in Lincolnshire back garden. According to the Society of Biology: “The judges felt the photo cleverly expressed how garden birds have come to share our homes with us, fitting this year’s theme.”
Bisons on Grand Prismatic Spring by Lukas Gawenda
Highly commended, Photographer of the Year
Meal Time by Boris Barath
Highly commended, Young Photographer of the Year
A Shelter Designed by Nature by Robert Cabagnot
Shortlisted, Photographer of the Year
Spider like from another world by Krasimir Matarov
Shortlisted, Photographer of the Year
Spectral Tarsier by Wolfgang Weinhardt
Shortlisted, Photographer of the Year
Striving Succulent by Kelsey Green
Shortlisted, Photographer of the Year
A lively belly in the freshwater by Matteo Riccardo Di Nicola
Shortlisted, Photographer of the Year
Life and Environment by Dimple Pancholi
Shortlisted, Photographer of the Year
Parental care in parasitoid wasps by Thomas Endlein
Runner up, Photographer of the Year 2014
The Suburban Mum by Billy Clapham
Winner, Photographer of the Year
Judge Tim Harris, from Nature Picture Library, said: “Billy’s image of a female blackbird in a suburban garden captures a familiar subject in a bold and fresh way. Gardens provide valuable habitat for wildlife in an increasingly urbanized world, and this delightful image shows that it isn’t necessary to travel to remote and inaccessible places to photograph interesting animal behavior.”
Man-made forest by Ysabel M Victoriano
Runner up, Young Photographer of the Year 2014
Courage doesn’t always ROAR by Nagarjun Ram
Winner, Young Photographer of the Year
H/t: Wired
Read more at http://www.the-open-mind.com/winners-from-this-years-society-of-biology-photo-contest-share-the-beauty-of-life/#LiRI3cvALwLREPJ6.99
Thanks to: http://www.the-open-mind.com
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