Admire the incredible photos of 2015

Award-winning works at large-scale photo contests around the world give viewers the opportunity to admire amazing views on the earth.

Travel photo contest of National Geographic: National Geographic's 2015 competition attracted more than 17,000 works, with the first prize photo capturing divers swimming near a humpback whale.This is an entry by photographer Anuar Patjane Floriuk (Mexico) near Roca Partida, an island off the west coast of Mexico.Floriuk said: "This photo is accidental. I am shooting near the head of the whale, suddenly it swims towards the diving team. They spread out for the mother and son to pass by, and I pressed the camera when I saw the flow and frame. appropriate picture ".

In addition, the competition also has many beautiful photos from all corners of the world.Eduard Gutescu's photo shows visitors looking at the village of Pestera in Romania during the early frost.

Beth McCarley, the author of this impressive photo, said: "The night before Windhoek, we spent many hours in Deadveli, Namibia. The moon was bright enough to illuminate the distant sand dunes, but the sky was medium. dark enough for us to see the galaxy and clouds, Deadveli means "dead marsh." The camelthorn trees here are thought to be 900 years old, but do not decompose due to the environment is too dry. "

Astronomy Photography Prize 2015: In the 7th year, the Royal Observatory Greenwich Prize attracted more than 2,700 works from 60 countries for many categories.The final winner is French photographer Luc Jamet, with a photo of a total solar eclipse on March 20 in central Sassendalen, Svalbard, Norway.

In the "Aurora" category, photographer Jamen Percy (Australia) won.The photo was taken in Abisko National Park, Lapland, Finland.Jamen Percy almost gave up after hours on the snowy mountains waiting for the aurora to appear.On the way down, he suddenly saw the blue light on the snow and took this wonderful picture, when the splendid lights radiated in the night sky.

Arild Heitmann's photo also impressed, with the blue aurora bands on the river Lomaas, Norway.The photographer soaked himself in water for 2 hours, in a temperature of -15 degrees Celsius to get this picture.

Photograph of the road to the top of Sunset in Hong Kong by photographer Chap Him Wong won the category "People and the Universe".This is the 3rd highest mountain in Hong Kong, about 869 m.In the night sky, the path of the stars shows the rotation of the earth.

CBRE Urban Photography Awards: This award encourages amateur and professional photographers to record slices of urban environments.In 2015, the competition attracted 21,000 works from 113 countries.Oscar Rialubin (Philippines) won with a photo of a watchmaker in Doha, Qatar.

Armen Dolukhanyan, author of the photo won the region of Europe, the Middle East and Africa, capturing this emotional image in Kharkov, Ukraine.He said: "This young couple is a police officer. The girl seems sad, and a lot of tears have fallen. I left, hoping they will be happy and solve the problem."

This impressive photo was taken early in the morning by Lukasz Kazimierz Palka in Nakano, Tokyo, Japan.Two sumo wrestlers are practicing under the guidance of a former sumo champion.

Colorful umbrellas contrast with the golden sand and blue sea on the Adriatic coast, on a vibrant summer day in Bernhard Lang's photo.

Wildlife Prize of the Year: The best picture of this prestigious competition surpassed 42,000 works from 96 countries.Don Gutoski recorded the images of two foxes, improving the survival struggle in Churchill Cape, Canada.Don Gutoski said: "It is a moment to show an unusual behavior in Wapusk National Park, Hudson Bay, in early winter. Red foxes are not or foxes of arctic foxes, but when the prey of two husbands In this case, that leads to a deadly attack, the light is weak but the snow-covered scenery becomes the perfect backdrop. "

The prize of the photo category from above belongs to photographer Pere Soler (Spain).The Bahía de Cádiz National Park is like a mosaic of color patches of swamps, reeds, dunes and river banks.This place attracts a large number of birds, an important stop in their migration.