"The 2025 Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year competition celebrated its 22nd edition by showcasing the breathtaking beauty and delicate state of the natural world."
"Western Australian photographer Ross Gudgeon won top honors with a mesmerizing macro shot of cauliflower soft coral, praised for its originality and technical finesse. The contest featured a wide range of perspectives, including Etienne Littlefair's acclaimed camera trap image of a ghost bat in flight, revealing rarely seen animal behaviors. Other winning entries spotlighted fragile ecosystems and endangered species, underscoring the urgent need for conservation. Judged by Scott Portelli, David Stowe, and Jasmine Vink, the final selection of images offers a compelling visual narrative of environmental transformation and a call to preserve nature's wonders."
The 2025 Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year marked its 22nd edition with images that capture both beauty and vulnerability in nature. Ross Gudgeon earned the top prize for a striking macro of cauliflower soft coral noted for originality and technical skill. Etienne Littlefair submitted a camera trap shot of a ghost bat in flight that revealed rarely seen animal behavior. Several winning images focused on fragile ecosystems and endangered species, emphasizing conservation urgency. The judging panel of Scott Portelli, David Stowe, and Jasmine Vink selected a final set of photographs that present a visual narrative of environmental change and the need to protect natural wonders.
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