The 2024 Ocean Art Underwater Photo Contest highlights the stunning beauty of marine life, exemplified by the unique characteristics of mobula rays, often dubbed devil rays. For its 13th year, the competition attracted a record number of entries from over 90 countries, featuring diverse categories that advocate for conservation. Winning images showcase the ocean's rich biodiversity while addressing the impacts of pollution and lost fishing gear. Organizer Nirupam Nigam stresses the importance of these works in captivating audiences and promoting responsibility towards ocean protection.
Mobula rays may be called 'devil rays,' but they are harmless, inspiring award-winning underwater photography that captivates and educates about marine ecosystems.
This year’s Ocean Art contest featured record participation from over 90 countries, highlighting the beauty, diversity, and vulnerability of marine life through stunning photography.
The competition encourages awareness of marine conservation issues, such as single-use plastics and ghost fishing gear, crucial for protecting vulnerable wildlife.
Organizer Nirupam Nigam emphasizes that the competition showcases photographic talent that reaches millions, urging shared responsibility for ocean conservation.
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