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Slideshow: Winners and runners up for the 2021 Natural Landscape Photography Awards

Published Nov 12, 2021 | Kara Murphy

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2021 Natural Landscape Photography Awards

Recently the winners and runners up were announced for the 2021 Natural Landscape Photography Awards. 1,300 photographers from 47 countries submitted 13,368 images to this year's competition. A panel of 8 judges, including well-known landscape photographers Joe Cornish and William Neill, selected Utah, USA-based Eric Bennett as the overall winner.

This competition set out some particular standards, mainly that images containing 'deceptive digital editing techniques' would not qualify. 'As a photographer who strives to show people the value of wilderness, I have always enjoyed seeing and creating more subtle and personal photographs that portray nature in a realistic manner.

As these kinds of images tend to have a quieter impact, they often end up being largely ignored in most photography competitions....I decided to submit my photographs for the Natural Landscape Awards because I liked that the competition was focused on awarding images based on composition, lighting, and originality as opposed to post-processing techniques or outlandish compositing,' Bennett explains.

$20,000 in prizes, including Canon cameras and printers, will be distributed to the winners. The entire 2021 Competition Gallery can be viewed on the Nautral Landscape Awards website.

Tags: competition, gallery, natural-landscape, slideshow

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FuhTeng

Very neat set. Neat to see Michael Frye in there too - I was pleased to meet him recently.

Feb 17, 2022permalink

Aniell

Nice, some better than others, not in order to my taste. That said all good, a couple great, but still just a camera and a personal thing, in my words "not about the image, more the journey it took to capture the image" and that only you can know and feel.

Nov 19, 2021permalink

tzm41

Absolutely amazing! Love these photos and the nature.

Nov 17, 2021permalink

Tom Holly

You don’t get colours and tones like that in nature.

Nov 15, 2021permalink

FuhTeng

I love it. Time to explore the full sets. Good for Mr. Horne!

Nov 15, 2021permalink

Phil A Martin

All very swish but ultimately boring and empty. Chocolate box pictures.

Nov 14, 2021permalink

ld_bl

Love to see Ben Horne in there. His YouTube channel is pretty cool. Lovely large format landscape photography.

Nov 14, 2021permalink

Rob de Loe

The rules of the contest are laid out clearly. Kudos to the organizers.

I'm glad there's still interest in photographs of what was there.

It's interesting (to me anyway!) that there's only one black and white image on the awarded images page. That's a pretty clear signal on where peoples' tastes are these days.

Another interesting feature of this contest is they had a category for projects. That's good to see.

Nov 14, 2021permalink

SridharC

Fantastic images. I think I will take more landscape photographs. I am inspired by these photographers. I am not sure I will climb all those mountains!

Nov 14, 2021permalink

BackToNature1

I think the hardest part might actually be climbing the mountains an or getting to an great vantage point.

Nov 14, 2021permalink

badi

And getting there at the right time of day, which is inconvenient to start with.
If the golden hours would be around noon we would see much better tourist imagery :)

Nov 15, 2021permalink

Julian

1) check the weather reports in advance
2) get up well before dawn
3) be prepared for all eventualities
4) take a tonne of kit, sturdy tripod, lenses,full set of filters, and be strong enough to lug it up a mountain
5) be lucky that the weather reports are roughly accurate
6) take that award winning shot (what could be easier?)
My conclusion - Landscape photography appears easier than it really is... so a lot of respect for these shots.

Nov 15, 2021*permalink

Chris192

@BackToNature

“I think the hardest part might actually be climbing the mountains an or getting to an great vantage point.”

Speaking of “negative comments”, this honestly isn’t supposed to be one. But I’m genuinely curious: what is it with this word “an”? You use it, consistently, instead of “and” and “a”.

Is it a style thing? I mean, other than that you write reasonably well. It’s confusing because “and”, “a” and “an” must be amongst the easiest words in the language. It’s like getting “the” wrong all the time.

Nov 16, 2021permalink

BackToNature1

It's an style thing.

Nov 16, 2021permalink

Roland Karlsson

I have to say, I like them all. They are good, without lots of Photoshopping.

Some other competitions that have been presented here have obviously contained lots of "fake" images, not only "improved" but also "fake". Fake images are nice, but then I want to see an alien landscape and two big moons.

In particular I like the Drakensberg images. They are fantastic. And, I also happen to live at Drakenbergsgatan, the Drakenberg Street. Close enough :)

Nov 13, 2021permalink

Cheapo Marx

Candy-Coated Pop Corn, Peanuts and a Prize!

Nov 13, 2021permalink

tinetz

Eric Bennett seems to have a lot to say...

However, some nice pictures there.

Nov 13, 2021permalink

lordpanik

Hate water reflection photographs. So cheesy.

Nov 13, 2021permalink

JEasley

Thanks for sharing. What do you like from this article?

Nov 13, 2021permalink

Chris192

I hate slugs.

Nov 16, 2021permalink

Dareshooter

I looked at the images on my iPad and thought they were pretty good.I've now looked at them on my PC an I've changed my mind, they are not simply pretty good they are marvellous.

Nov 13, 2021permalink

Arek Halusko

When people see my photos on phones or tables on say FB or IG I tell them if you got a PC check the image on there. 1000% difference in how the image looks.

Nov 14, 2021permalink

Les Lammers

They look even better printed.

Nov 14, 2021permalink

Chumby

Fantastic work Matt Palmer! Captured the story so well.

Nov 13, 2021permalink

Malikknows

Inspires me to do better.

Nov 13, 2021permalink

Weia

For me landscape photography isn't about going to a special location and waiting for uncommon light, but about composition.

Nov 13, 2021permalink

john Clinch

Composition is important but as many (all?) of these images show timing for the light is crucial

Nov 13, 2021permalink

Roland Karlsson

Weia, just as John says. Both are important, both might often be needed for a good result. Except maybe for some magical places that always are beautiful.

Nov 14, 2021permalink

Djehuty

Why not both.

Nov 14, 2021permalink

Sue Anne Rush

Thank you.

Nov 13, 2021permalink

Makingtrax

Same old comments about being meh and too much processing. There are so many good images out there now that for most it's all a big yawn.

Nov 13, 2021permalink

BackToNature1

Well put me in the category of it's all mostly a big yawn. Maybe because after seeing so many galleries/pictures over the years, it really these day takes something to really standout for me. An I really for the most part, don't see that here. Not saying these are bad photos, most just don't inspire, me.

I am an hobbyist an these are supposed to be the BEST of the BEST. So yeah, I hold them to an much higher Standard. So I really don't see how it's projecting folks own insecurities with jealously.

I know some folks will say it's all about Composition. But to me, it's more about location when it comes to Landscapes. I have seen some great potential Landscapes Composition I wanted to take. However getting to an ideal location sometimes can prove difficult. Like this time of the year getting to the Smokey Mountains. I am just to lazy to make that type of drive. But the autumn colors there can be spectacular. So that's really on me, nobody else.

Nov 13, 2021permalink

BackToNature1

"If you cant see how some anonymous nobody on here making some arrogant comment about the quality of the work isn't an issue, then perhaps you need to take a longer look at your own attitudes"

Well nobody has defended galleries' more than me, so no, I don't need to check my attitude. Period. I gave my honest view, If folks don't like that, well they can do you know what. I stand by what I stated.

Over the last few years, patience is something I know/learned a ton about concerning photography, an NO, I will not just Rubber Stamp anyone photos.

Nov 13, 2021*permalink

BackToNature1

"Do you honestly believe every person making a negative comment is doing it with absolute sincerity?"

Well actually I believe this cuts both way. Some folks are just complaining just because, while others seem to be just falling over themselves to say how great the photos are. Regardless of if that's the case.

"Make a snarky comment behind the veil of anonymity because nobody can bring their own efforts under scrutiny."

Well I have many times stated that everyone should have at the very least, some basic photos in their gallery an or links to their work. Especially if they want to critique everyone else. I don't however expect anyone to post their best work on this site. Folks ought to save that for other case usages. IMO. Don't just give away your best work.

Nov 13, 2021permalink

ThrillaMozilla

These are great photos.

Nov 13, 2021permalink

TheLinguist

Call it a photoshop contest and be done with it

Nov 13, 2021permalink

All Bushs Fault

You might want to review the rules before claiming such a thing.

Nov 13, 2021permalink

Luddhi

Good images. Thanks for posting

Nov 13, 2021permalink

MarioV

All great photos. #6 looks like an icy asteroid near a small yellow moon in a sea of stars.

Nov 13, 2021permalink

Lan

Great shots, but a lot of the captions appear to be duplicated? First three are all the same, as are the last two?

Nov 12, 2021permalink

Kara Murphy

Not duplicated, it's the same winner/set and artist statement. We weren't given many photos to work with from press and there weren't a whole lot of artist statements on the site.

Nov 12, 2021permalink

Lan

Thank you for clarifying Kara :)

Nov 12, 2021permalink

sh10453

@Kara,
"We weren't given many photos to work with ..."
After looking at the images, I believe it.
However, I have never heard of this awarding group.

Nov 13, 2021permalink

All Bushs Fault

I have not heard of this competition either but I recognize at least one of the judges as a columnist for Outdoor Photographer magazine, William Neill, and several others have been contributors to that magazine.

Nov 13, 2021permalink

Djehuty

They were all superb, makes me insecure.

Nov 12, 2021permalink

thielges

42bit - I'd like to think that recognizing, finding, and getting to those interesting places is a big part of creating a good landscape photo. Or maybe I think that because it is the only talent I've got :-)

Nov 13, 2021permalink

Peak freak

Thanks, some great shots.
The winner has captured some beautiful shots of nature - well done, but there is something compelling about shot 9 of the lightning hitting the Matterhorn - and the lengths the photographer went to - I can relate to their experience.

Nov 12, 2021permalink

Rodrigo Pasiani

Most of them are truly great, to my taste.

Nov 12, 2021permalink

ZeroOne01

Beautiful photos. Congrats.

Nov 12, 2021*permalink

TiltShiftR

Image #7. Nuff said.

Nov 12, 2021permalink

Greg VdB

Excellent set of images. Being a 'realist' myself, I much prefer these over the darth of HDR and 'Orton effect' images that plague many other contests and social media.

Nov 12, 2021permalink

Arek Halusko

I'm guilty of HDR especially at cityscape night shots but I tone down the settings as much as I can sometimes the fist shot in the 5 shot 2ev that I use can be edited to look better than the HDR version.

I actually had someone complain that my photo of a waterfall in between trees was too sharp looking and that I should try Orton effect. Didn't know what that was and looked it up and saw the softened landscape shots. Bleh lol

Nov 12, 2021permalink

Mescalamba

HDR or exposure fusion is a great tool and terrible master.

Nov 12, 2021permalink

Peter Del

Some magnificent images.

Nov 12, 2021permalink

Arek Halusko

So nice to see natural looking photos, these would get very few looks and likes on photo sharing sites or social media. They'd need to be 80% luminosity masked and oversaturate.

Nov 12, 2021permalink

Human Elements

Agreed; what a nice surprise this gallery was.

Nov 13, 2021permalink

photo_rb

Nice images, they seem bland when you compare to HDR or even images with a lot of dehaze or added clarity but they will appeal to purists for sure.

This is my question... how do they compare to the actual scene being photographed? I look at most of these images and think that the original scene would have more drama. My feeling is you need to put more effects into the image to capture the same impact of actually being there.

Not looking to start an argument but I'd be interested in how others feel about this.

Nov 12, 2021permalink

james _

I'm a bit confused...first you say they look bland compared to HDR, then you say you think the original scene would have more drama.

IME the original scenes are often bland...bad weather, washed out color when viewing from a distance or through mist and fog, certainly amazing to be on site, but often very plain if photographed to show as is.

Then again, there are some places you go and everywhere you look is a stunning photo waiting to be taken.

Nov 12, 2021permalink

photo_rb

Sorry to confuse. I meant they look bland compared to HDR and...IMHO...they look bland if you were to compare to the original scene. And I think people add extra snap to their imagery to capture the feeling of the scene. Ansel Adams would be a classic example.

Nov 12, 2021permalink

Leonp

In the end, it's a matter of taste. But for me a landscape photograph should be a window to the scene as I would have liked to see it. That mostly needs some processing but overdoing processing just destroys the illusion for me.
In that way, the winner here is great. The location where the picture was taken obviously is beautiful, although behind the photographer might be a nuclear waste site; you never know with photographers.

Nov 12, 2021*permalink

Peak freak

Hi photo-rb, interesting question.
Firstly, I don't like to deviate too far from what is 'natural', but I also recognise that compared to being there, photos have numerous limitations. Perhaps the biggest difference is that when on location, we see the scene with three dimensional depth. We also get to hear, smell and 'feel' the scene. So, a good landscape image is left to sell itself on its own, without the actual experience.
It is probable then that photographers try to, as you suggest, 'create' the impact of being there, and this is perhaps an art in itself - knowing when you simply have a good image or end up trying to create one.
My favourite images all reflect the impact of being there without the help of sounds, smells, wind etc, or much post processing. Nature, is doing it for me, and that is the whole point (for myself).
[It can however take years of perseverance to get these shots! - but it is worth it].

Nov 12, 2021permalink

Djehuty

Personally prefer single shot landscapes to HDR ones, bad weather has a two tone dull look but that's beauty in its own right.

Nov 12, 2021permalink

timparkin

The scenes would usually be less contrasty and saturated, it all depends on the scene. Most of the photographs here have had the contrast and colour increased, if only by a little bit in some cases. The iceland beach photograph is actually not processed at all, it's taken on slide film, RVP100, which increases saturation and colour considerably. https://ibb.co/XsJk6Pr.

The problem is we're so used to see these wow images with lots of saturation that we start to have a memory of our experiences through the same rose tinted spectacles. Memory colour is actually a thing which is interesting if you google it.

Nov 12, 2021permalink

photo_rb

Thanks for the great replies, I appreciate your insights. My personal working method/goal is to use HDR without it looking like HDR. Like many, I've grown a bit numb to the surreal look but I still like to see photo manipulation done similar to the black and white masters' work that I liked in the past.

Nov 12, 2021permalink

Mescalamba

Yea original scene would have more drama, cause 8-bit JPEG output simply cannot have same impact.

Even if you work super hard to fit everything in those 8-bits, its never the same.

Reality is simply different level of clarity, depth and colors.

IMHO, this kind of output is simply limiting. If I dont mind that most viewers watch those fairly amazing photos on rather unimpressive monitors. Which adds another obstacle.

Basically even if you had perfect file, there would be issue with presentation.

And of course then we have printing, which is another can of worms entirely.

I guess authors of these photos simply went for what they thought is best. Quite like it honestly. Not everyone will, but one cant please everyone, neither should they try.

Nov 12, 2021permalink

Leonp

Photographers certainly will never impress you...

Nov 14, 2021permalink

aris14

Viewer seems to have a problem...

Nov 12, 2021permalink

DarnGoodPhotos

You don't know me well enough to say that. :-D

Nov 13, 2021permalink

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