Ocean Photography Awards 2020
Winner of Ocean Photographer of the Year Presented by Princess Yachts Announced
Princess Yachts, the UK’s largest yacht manufacturer, was featured at a prestigious new event dedicated to ocean photography: Ocean Photography Awards.
Joining forces with Oceanographic Magazine and the nonprofit SeaLegacy, photographers, filmmakers, writers and strategists have worked together with the goal of engaging one billion people in conserving the oceans.
The innovative collaboration has made Princess Yachts an official sponsor of these first awards that focus exclusively on celebrating the best amateur and professional photography of our oceans around the world.
The virtual awards were held this November 19, where six photographers won awards in seven awards, reduced from more than 3,000 initial submissions of the competition.
Nadia Aly, was named the 2020 Ocean Photographer of the Year.
All the winners and the most praised images can be viewed at: www.oceanphotographyawards.com
Winners:
Matt Sharp – Ocean Conservation Photographer of the Year
Ben Cranke – Ocean Exploration Photographer of the Year
Jason Gulley – Ocean Adventure Photographer of the Year
Cruz Erdmann – Young Ocean Photographer of the Year
Tobias Baumgaertner – The Community Choice Award
Nadia Aly – Collective Portfolio Award
Nadia Aly – Ocean Photographer of the Year 2020
“At Princess we truly believe that the Ocean Photography Awards will grow to be recognized not only as a prop for photographers around the world, but also, and perhaps most importantly, to keep the preservation of our oceans and aquatic life in the foreground. . The ocean is indeed our playground, and collective efforts to maintain its health and well-being can be galvanized by these awards and the images captured, as well as through readers of publications such as the Oceanographic Review. Congratulations to everyone who participated and to our winners. This feels like the beginning of something really beautiful. ”Kiran Haslam, Princess Yachts Marketing Director.