15 Of The World’s Best Nature Photos
Forest bathing, outdoor wellness, ecotherapy – whatever you want to call it, nature is good for you. Studies suggest spending just 20 minutes in the park can boost your wellbeing, and even visualising nature-themed images can trigger specific responses in the brain.
Now a new competition from photography app Agora has scoured the globe for the very finest photos of the natural world, as part of its #Nature2020 competition, and more than 11,000 entries have now been trimmed to a list of 50 finalists.
Here's some of our favourites...
1. ‘Follow the tracks’ by @heisen22 – Rausu, Japan
2. ‘Stake out’ by @yensentan – Banten, Indonesia
3. ‘Nature is beautiful’ by @olgacristal – Tavira, Portugal
4. ‘The leader’ by @phamhuytrung – Muriwai Beach, New Zealand
5. ‘T I G E R’ by @mits4772 – Seoni, India
6. ‘Pink lake’ by @henrydo – Murcia, Spain
7. ‘Let’s fly together’ by @myatzawhein – Pyin Oo Lwin, Myanmar
8. ‘Strike’ by @georock888 – Jakarta, Indonesia
9. ‘Freediving underwater caves’ by @victordevalles – Menorca, Spain
10. ‘Little bambi’ by @jp.photoart – Belluno, Italy
11. ‘Penguin’ by @curtjam – Cape Town, South Africa
12. ‘Natural inhabitant’ by @seplb – Réunion Island, French Republic
13. ‘New born’ by @hendymp – West Kalimantan, Indonesia
14. ‘The island’ by @leemumford8 – El Nido, The Philippines
15. ‘The rain singer’ by @dennyandhika – Semarang, Indonesia
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