Energies renewables are closely linked to the planet Land. Above all because if we lived in a society and system in which they were the basis for its operation, we would keep the environment and environment perfectly healthy without being harmful to what today is based on that foundation which is dependence on fossil fuels.
That is why there is no better way to show the beautiful world that surrounds us with the "Nature Photographer of the Year" awards from National Geographic ", which shows the magnificence of this planet and all the living things that coexist on it. National Geographic only hours ago announced the results of the prestigious contest, so we are going to share with you some of their beautiful photographs.
As can be seen in the images, the judges they have had it very difficult Choose the best image, but the first place, which will be awarded a 10-day trip for two to the Galapagos Islands, 2 15-minute reviews of an image portfolio with the organization's editors and $ 2.500, was taken by Greg Lecouer for a spectacular image of various predators hunting sardines underwater.
The competition attracted thousands of entries from photographers from all over the planet. Among those guilty of giving the awards are National Geographic Editor-in-Chief Kathy Moran as well as the magazine's photographers Joer Riss and Jim Brandenburg.
They rated the images in four different categories: action, panoramas, animal portraits and environmental problems. With the four, an attempt is made to collect part of what the planet is in itself and, judging by the photographs chosen, it is shown to us in all its essence.
There is a honorable mention to environmental problems with the following photograph with a lone bear:
Una storm in the Pacific Ocean:
Un animal portrait of beautiful workmanship and elegance:
And the big prize end:
You can see the rest of the winners from here.