Showcasing the world’s finest underwater photography, this year’s winners highlight the ocean’s beauty.
The winning photo was chosen from more than 15,000 entries showcasing the ocean’s wonders, that were submitted by thousands of underwater photographers across all disciplines, including surf and drone.
The first Ocean Photographer of the Year 2024 exhibition will open at the Australian National Maritime Museum, Sydney, on 28 November, followed by several additional venues in early 2025.
Taking The Bait: The overall winner of Ocean Photographer of the Year 2024 shows a rare Bryde’s whale preparing to consume a heart-shaped baitball.
Deep Dive: In second place, a northern gannet - one of the largest seabirds in British waters - dives into the water to catch its prey.
Happy Turtle: First place Conservation (Hope) category, a green sea turtle being released into the ocean by a researcher.
Shipwrecked: Winner of the Adventure category, a scuba diver is dwarfed by a shipwreck.
Devil Rays: Winner Fine Art category, Juvenile Munk’s devil rays are attracted to a green light, seemingly flying through the water.
Keep One Eye Open: Second Place Fine Art category, a close-up shot of a nurse shark’s eye.
You can see all the winners here
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