The Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year competition celebrates the natural heritage of the Australia, New Zealand, Antarctica and New Guinea bioregions each year.
Photographers from around the world are invited to submit their nature and wildlife photographs from the bioregion of Australia, New Zealand, Antarctica and the New Guinea. For the purposes of this competition the region of New Guinea is limited to the west by the Wallace Line (the bio-geographical line extending between Bali and Lombok northward through the Makassar Strait between Borneo and Sulawesi). To the east the New Guinea region includes the Bismarck and Solomon Archipelagos and islands of the South West Pacific, with its eastern boundary formed by the International Date Line. Antarctica includes the Sub-Antarctic Islands, which for the purposes of this competition are those south of the Antarctic Convergence or Antarctic Polar Front.
Every year the finalist entries are included in an exhibition developed by the South Australian Museum. The stunning beauty of our natural world is placed on display, with professional, emerging and junior photographers alike showing impeccable timing, patience, artistry and technique to capture superb moments in time.
Entries in the 2021 Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year are now open!
Click the Enter button to begin your submission.
Awards:-
The overall winner will receive A$10,000 and a holiday prize provided by Coral Expeditions.
Each of the first 8 category winners receives A$1,000 and the runner-up of each section receives A$500.
There is a A$1,000 prize for the best portfolio of six or more entries.
The Junior category winner receives A$300 and the runner up receives A$100.
The People’s Choice winner receives A$500.
Deadline:- 05-02-2021
Entry fees:-
A$38 for the first entry and A$22 for each additional entry.
Entries in the Junior Photography section: A$10 for the first entry and A$5 for each additional entry.
