National Geographic unveils winners of its photography competition
Now in its 13th year, the contest features six categories: People, City Life, Landscape, Wildlife, Food, and Portfolio.
By Dean Murray
The winners of the National Geographic Photography Competition have been revealed.
Every year National Geographic Traveller organizes the contest to highlight the best in travel photography.
It is open to both amateur and professional photographers who submit their best travel images taken during the past year.
(Justin Cliffe/Nat Geo via SWNS)
Now in its 13th year, the contest features six categories: People, City Life, Landscape, Wildlife, Food, and Portfolio.
The grand prize winner was Justin Cliffe, who captured a striking image of a woman from the Red Dao minority in Lao Cai Province, northwest Vietnam, embroidering at the door of her property alongside her great-granddaughter.
Other highlights include a fox chasing an owl in Spain and an endangered female lynx drinking from a pond, also in Spain.
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