The GDT Nature Photography Competition reveals stunning images from talented photographers across Europe. Spanish photographer Jaime Rojo takes home the top prize with an awe-inspiring photograph.
The GDT (Gesellschaft für Naturfotografie) organized competition features finalists across nine categories: Birds, Mammals, Other Animals, Plants & Fungi, Landscapes, The Underwater World, Man and Nature, Nature's Studio, and two Young Photographer categories (up to 14 years and 15–17 years). In addition, there are two special categories: the Fritz Pölking Prize and Junior Prize, as well as the Rewilding Europe Award.
The 2024 Overall Winner—and thus the European Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2024—is Spanish photographer Jaime Rojo, with his breathtaking image titled “In the Forest of the Monarchs.” Bored Panda had the privilege of speaking with the grand prize winner, as well as another finalist, Kjell Vikestad, a Norwegian photographer whose humorous image of a great tit captured the hearts of our community. Be sure to scroll down to explore the incredible selection of images from the finalists of the contest and to learn more about the participants and their winning photographs. More info: gdtfoto.de | Instagram | Faceboo
WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHY COMPETITION EUROPE SPAIN JAIME ROJO
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