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At the end of the gray whale season, I was told about a gray whale that, for the last 3 years, used to play with the boats, pushing them gently.

So we went back the year after and, incredibly, the gray whale appeared and this shot is the result.

Nature Category Winner: Gray Whale Plays Pushing Tourists

 

Many think that herons make nests in reeds or in a swamp. In fact, they nest in the tops of huge trees and with a drone,

it is sometimes possible to see them.

Wildlife Category Winner: Where Herons Live

 

In winter, a shark is inside a salmon school when, chasing the baitfish, the shape becomes a heart shape.

Photo Of The Year: Love Heart Of Nature

 

The early morning sun lights a scene of flamingos gathered at the edge of Lake Logipi,

next to an interesting fan-like geological formation.

Nature Category Runner-Up: Flamingos At Lake Logipi

 

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Alien Structure On Earth

The Petronas Towers, also known as the Petronas Twin Towers, in Kuala Lumpur.

Urban Category Winner: Alien Structure On Earth

 

Thousands of Israelis maintain social distancing due to Covid-19 restrictions while protesting against Israeli

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Rabin Square on 19 April 2020.

"Life Under COVID-19" Winner: Black Flag

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Lonely Road

Driving along Ring Route 1, in a magical and enchanted landscape.

Nature Category Highly Commended: Lonely Road

 

 

Route 1, also known as the Ring Road, is the major highway in Iceland connecting most of the towns, including Reykjavík, the capital and only city. It is 830 miles long (1330 km) and goes through the fjords, mountains, plateaus and flat land.

The Ring Road in Iceland (Route 1)

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The phoenix rising is a symbol of re-emergence from the ashes of fire. This is symbolized through the beginnings of an actual regeneration process at the industrial mining site of Lake Owens. After a destructive past and the creation of the most toxic dustbowl in America, migratory birds are returning, and life is beginning anew…

Abstract Category Winner: Phoenix Rising

 

"If you have ever driven north on U.S. Highway 395 in California along the eastern side of the Sierra Nevadas in late summer, you may have noticed the vast, pinkish-red, salt flats of Owens Lake gleaming in the desert sun. Near the abandoned Pittsburgh Plate Glass soda ash plant, along the northwestern end of the lake, solar evaporation ponds may be colored a brilliant red. Similar pinkish brine pools can be seen along Highway 50, east of Fallon, Nevada."

https://www.desertusa.com/desert-california/owenslake.html

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A spectacular crater row in Iceland’s vast interior. The intense red on the rims is caused by the scoria being colored by the oxidation of the iron minerals in the lava, in contrast with the surrounding basalt. A white four-wheel-drive vehicle can be seen driving along the road beneath the craters.

Nature Category Highly Commended: Crater Row

 

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