The shortlist for the EEA's photography competition
What does the environment mean to you? The European Environment Agency asked this question and invited photographers to have their take through a visual essay. Ducks floating along garbage; a lone, yet dominant windmill set on a twilight background; a small frog resting by the petals of a beautifully colored flower. Each artist shared an unique […]
What does the environment mean to you? The European Environment Agency asked this question and invited photographers to have their take through a visual essay. Ducks floating along garbage; a lone, yet dominant windmill set on a twilight background; a small frog resting by the petals of a beautifully colored flower. Each artist shared an unique view of what the environment means to him. Here are just a few shots selected from the
The winners will be awarded cash prizes of EUR 2000 for the 1st prize, EUR 1500 for the 2nd prize, EUR 1000 for the 3rd prize and EUR 500 for People’s Choice award and youth prize. The winning entries will be selected by a panel of experts from across Europe on 16 December, while the People’s Choice award will be selected by public vote, open till 15 November.
The long trip by Mariusz Warsinski
In the beech forest by Daniel Danko
Reclaiming by Stephen Mynhardt
Tera mystic by Dare Ferjan
Healthy environment by Roberto Pestarino
Farmer, water by Javier Arcenillas
The beauty of the nature by Keti Talevska
Consumption and waste by Adela Nistora
The new kingdom of the golden eagle by Jonathan Díaz Marbá
Building a better planet by Keith Arkins
The wreck by Juraj Starovecky
Small frog by Václav Matoušek
Giving water by Nuno Alves
Life cycle by Giovanni Cultrera
David & Goliath by Dare Ferjan
Live to fight another day by Antoine Borg Micallef
Round Trip by Alessio Centamori
Climate Change by Billy Horan
