New photo From swooping bats to stunning Buddhist temple, the powerful images in Nikon photo competition

четверг, 20 декабря 2018 г.

New photo From swooping bats to stunning Buddhist temple, the powerful images in Nikon photo competition

A STUNNING gallery of images has been collected to celebrate Nikon’s annual photo competition.

The camera firm has hosted the challenge since 1969 and it has resulted in all sorts of weird and wonderful snaps.

This image of a bat drinking water taken by Claudio Calvani won the Nikon grand prize in 1994

Entries have gotten even more spectacular since more and more amateur snappers invested in digital cameras over the last ten years.

Wildlife, sports, architecture and the majesty of nature are all covered in this wondrous collection of pictures from around the world and down the ages.

Swooping bats, stunning Buddhist temple’s and jumping monoskiers are all captured as contestants vie for the crown and £3,550 prize.

Nikon describes its contest as an aspirational community that supports photographers and filmmakers who wish to share important stories and influence the way people think through images.

This picture of the Buddhist shrine in the Cave of Hope in Burma earned Maung Maung Gyi the top gong in 2008

This shot of a disappearing Moken fishing method taken by, Dorte Verner, won the award for the Most Popular Entry in 2017

This photo of jumping monoskiers won the grand prize in 1988 for François Debeauvais

This snap of a dalmatian taken for underneath the water won an award for Mike Johnson in 1998

This snap of flowers in Fukushima in Japan won the top prize in 2015 for Katsuhiro Noguchi

This image of a paraglider over the Vuelo Desde La Arista Midi-Plan in Spain won Javier Gonzalez the top prize in 1991

This self portrait of Jerry Irwin aboard a light aircraft became one of the few selfies to win the day in 1983

This image of shipwreck earned Claudio Ziraldo the top spot in 2004-2005

This snap of a bride getting a ceremonial bath the day before her wedding in India earned Raghu Rai a gong in 1994

This picture of Liangshan children in Sichuan province, China, was the most popular entry in 2015

This shot of Kilauea volcano in Hawaii earned Douglas Peebles an award in 1993

This image of malnourished children in the Democratic Republic of Congo won the Grand prize in 2005

This shot Greeting to the Sun, by Annamaria Bruni, won the Nikon 100th Anniversary Prize in 2017

This snap of jelly fish by Richard V. Harrison earned him a prize in 1978

This shot of workmen taking a break in Tian Yuan Yuan, China won the top prize last year

This majestic snap of men in a boat taken by Thung Khanh Le won the award in 2007

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четверг, 20 декабря 2018 г.