World Nature Photography Awards (WNPA) 2020
World Nature Photography Awards (WNPA) 2020 now is over!
World Nature Photography Awards (WNPA) 2020, now is calling for entries inviting all both amateur and professional photographers from any country in the world to share their vision of the natural world.
About Competition
World Nature Photography Awards (WNPA) 2020, a global nature photography contest for planet Earth is calling for entries inviting all nature photographers from all around the world to participate with the best shoots.
The mission of the World Nature Photography Awards is to celebrate the world’s best nature photographers, whilst showcasing nature’s beauty to a wider audience, to drive us all to secure a better future for our planet.
Categories are:
● Animals in their habitat
● Animal portraits
● Behaviour - Amphibians and reptiles
● Behaviour - Birds
● Behaviour - Invertebrates
● Behaviour - Mammals
● Plants and fungi
● Urban wildlife
● Planet Earth’s landscapes and environments
● Black and white
● Nature art
● Nature photojournalism
● People and nature
Submission guidelines:
➜ There is no limit to the number of individual images each artist may submit. There is no time or date restriction on when the image was taken.
➜ Submissions are accepted in digital format only. High quality scans of negatives or transparencies are also accepted.
➜ Please include with your submission the story behind your image and where it was taken.
➜ Files must be submitted as
➜ Limited digital manipulations are permitted, providing they do not compromise the authenticity of the image. However, composites and the addition or removal of objects, people, animals or parts of animals is strictly forbidden.
Entries will be judged by a judging panel on their artistic merit, originality, subject and style.
Entry Fees:
The Early Bird entry fee before 31st May 2020 is £25 per entry + UK VAT, which allows you to enter up to 6 images.
Eligibility
Entries are eligible from any country worldwide from both amateur and professional photographers who are over 18 years of age.