The winners of the 2022 Environmental Photographer of the Year are today announced. The competition, launched by CIWEM and WaterBear and presented by Nikon in association
with MPB and supported by Arup, attracted thousands of online submissions from over 159
countries.
The EPOTY team is a huge fan of the work that MPB does in the space of circularity and extending the lifespan of your camera kit. To learn a bit more about how that all works, we caught up with Rachel Thompson, VP of Sustainability.
We are extremely pleased to welcome MPB as an associate partner on the Environmental Photographer of the Year 2023 competition!
The 2022 edition of the Environmental Photographer of the Year competition was the first one to feature an ethics panel. Today, we are extremely pleased to announce our three ethics panel members for 2023…
Jonas Beyer submitted three photos to EPOTY22, all three taken in the vicinity of Svalbard (Norway). In a recent video interview, Jonas briefly shares the thought processes as well as other insights that go into his photography…
CIWEM and WaterBear launch The Environmental Photographer of the Year 2023 competition in partnership with Nikon Europe and MPB, and supported by Arup…
Last week we published our first ethics statement. A first and not a final version, because in the statement we also pledge to review its contents annually. This statement has been a long time coming…
Sixth-form student Fayz Khan has won the highly coveted prize of Young Environmental Photographer of the Year for his image Beautiful But Hostile Colours On Earth. The photograph shows lesser flamingos flying over Lake Magadi and Lake Natron in the Southern Rift Valley, Kenya.
Photographer Mehdi Mohebi Pour has won the coveted Environmental Photographer of the Year prize for his image, The Bitter Death of Birds. It depicts just three of thousands of birds which died in the Miankaleh lagoon in Iran and the efforts of environmental workers to collect the bodies…
The winners of the 2022 Environmental Photographer of the Year are today announced by CIWEM (water and environmental management charity), WaterBear (free streaming platform dedicated to the future of our planet), Nikon (world-leading imaging product provider) and Arup (sustainable development professional services firm).
CIWEM assembled a team of experts on ethics to look through this year’s Environmental Photographer of the Year entries. Their advice is helping the judging panel to pick this year’s winners based on tighter ethical standards.
The Environmental Photographer of the Year award has never been more critical, as it continues to shine a spotlight on the most inspirational environmental photographers from across the globe and raise awareness of the environmental issues our planet is facing.
Giacomo d’Orlando was shortlisted in the ‘Sustainable Cities’ category of last year’s Environmental Photographer of the Year competition with his image that depicted Nemo’s Garden…