National Geographic Contest’s first pictures

El certamen National Geographic Travel Photographer of The Year es, muy probablemente, el concurso más importante de fotografía de viajes del mundo. Su proyección es importantísima y cada año se presentan miles de fotografías potencialmente ganadoras. A cual más impresionante. El premio de este año es un viaje de diez días y para dos personas a las islas Galápagos, aunque cada categoría contará con tres dotaciones económicas para los tres finalistas.

Las convocatorias cierran el 30 de junio así que, para los interesados, todavía hay tiempo para mandar vuestros mejores disparos. En estas primeras imágenes presentadas ya se ve el nivel de talento que la situación requiere.

The National Geographic Travel Photographer of the Year could be seen as the most important photography contest worldwide. Its international repercussion is well known and every year thousands of potentially winning pictures are submitted. And each image is definitely stunning. This year’s prize is a ten day trip for two people to the Galapagos Islands, although for each category will be given three economic endowments, one for each finalists.

For those interested: calls are closing on June 30, so there is still a little bit of time to send your best shots. In the very first entries one can already notice how high is the level of talent. But, actually, the situation requires it.

The National Geographic Travel Photographer of the Year could be seen as the most important photography contest worldwide. Its international repercussion is well known and every year thousands of potentially winning pictures are submitted. And each image is definitely stunning. This year’s prize is a ten day trip for two people to the Galapagos Islands, although for each category will be given three economic endowments, one for each finalists.

For those interested: calls are closing on June 30, so there is still a little bit of time to send your best shots. In the very first entries one can already notice how high is the level of talent. But, actually, the situation requires it.