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Image Name: Struggle of Life Photographer Name: Amal Prasad Year: 2022 Image Description: <p>The life of a village fisherman is not an easy one – it's a struggle for survival.</p> <p> </p> <p>In accordance with the National Awards competition rules, please note that as a resident of Qatar photographer Amal Prasad is the winner of the Qatar National Award 2022.</p> Copyright: © Amal Prasad, Qatar, Winner, National Awards, Lifestyle, 2022 Sony World Photography Awards — Katar: "Kampf des Lebens"
Sein Drohnenfoto einer Strandszene, in der Fischer beim Einholen eines Fangnetzes zu sehen sind, brachte Amal Prasad den Sieg für Katar ein. Er ist damit Gewinner des "Qatar National Award 2022". Prasad: "Das Leben eines Dorffischers ist nicht einfach - es ist ein Kampf ums Überleben."

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Image Name: Bike with Flowers Photographer Name: Thanh Nguyen Phuc Year: 2022 Image Description: <p>A hundred years ago there were just 36 streets and now there are many more, but the street culture remains strong in Hanoi. There are lots of shops in the main streets but people in the old streets prefer to get serviced by mobile street vendors. I spent a weekend following street vendors and found that they were walking or riding their bikes all day. Here is one of my favourite moments.</p> Copyright: © Thanh Nguyen Phuc, Vietnam, Winner, National Awards, Travel, 2022 Sony World Photography Awards

Image Name: Frozen Rock Photographer Name: Damon Beckford Year: 2022 Image Description: <p>In January 2021 the temperature went down to -25°C on the south coast of Finland. I went to Emäsalo in the city of Porvoo to capture the freezing of the Baltic Sea. As the sea starts to freeze, it creates beautiful ice sculptures on the rocks, and a few days later the sea is frozen. The picture was shot at night with a slow shutter speed on extremely slippery ice.</p> Copyright: © Damon Beckford, Finland, Winner, National Awards, Landscape, 2022 Sony World Photography Awards

Image Name: Le Mont.Saint-Michel at Sunset Photographer Name: Cigdem Ayyildiz Year: 2022 Image Description: <p>For me, this piece of art on the shores of Normandy is a candidate for Eighth Wonder of the World; providing a legendary view and atmosphere especially at sunset and when the tide is low.</p> Copyright: © Cigdem Ayyildiz, Turkey, Winner, National Awards, Landscape, 2022 Sony World Photography Awards

Image Name: Giant Tusker Photographer Name: Mohammad Mirza Year: 2022 Image Description: <p>Photographing a giant tusker like Craig was a big challenge for me. Getting so close, within a few metres from this big bull, and shooting from a very low angle with a wide lens, requires some courage! After five days with several attempts at photographing Craig in an open space, I managed to get this shot face to face, with mount Kilimanjaro as a backdrop.</p> Copyright: © Mohammad Mirza, Kuwait, Winner, National Awards, Natural World & Wildlife, 2022 Sony World Photography Awards

Image Name: James Simon Galerie, Berlin Photographer Name: Frank Loddenkemper Year: 2022 Image Description: <p>The James Simon Gallery on Museum Island in Berlin, photographed in October 2021.</p> Copyright: © Frank Loddenkemper, Germany, Winner, National Awards, Architecture, 2022 Sony World Photography Awards

Image Name: The Scent of Cempasúchil Photographer Name: Sergio Carrasco Year: 2022 Image Description: <p>Mexican Catrina, an icon of the Day of the Dead, wearing a typical Mexican dress from the state of Chiapas. She is standing in a field of Mexican marigold, or Cempasúchil, a flower traditionally used for Mexican Day of the Dead celebrations. Every year, my wife puts on a different Catrina costume to celebrate our tradition.</p> Copyright: © Sergio Carrasco, Mexico, Shortlist, National Awards, Portraiture, 2022 Sony World Photography Awards

Image Name: Struggle of Life Photographer Name: Amal Prasad Year: 2022 Image Description: <p>The life of a village fisherman is not an easy one – it's a struggle for survival.</p> <p> </p> <p>In accordance with the National Awards competition rules, please note that as a resident of Qatar photographer Amal Prasad is the winner of the Qatar National Award 2022.</p> Copyright: © Amal Prasad, Qatar, Winner, National Awards, Lifestyle, 2022 Sony World Photography Awards

Image Name: El Vigia Photographer Name: Gonzalo Javier Santile Year: 2022 Image Description: <p>A strong, hot wind known as Los Colorados was blowing when I took this photograph in Cafayete, Argentina, so I buried my tripod the best I could, using rocks to stabilise it. The image consists of 20 shots – six of the sky and six of the foreground, shot at 15mm with a shutter speed of 20 seconds. I love the combination of the Milky Way and these unique mountain rocks.</p> Copyright: © Gonzalo Javier Santile, Argentina, 2nd Place, National Awards, Creative, 2022 Sony World Photography Awards

Image Name: Wild Horses Photographer Name: Matjaž Šimic Year: 2022 Image Description: <p>When we visited France this summer, we saw the famous white Camargue horses. Their elegance and energy fascinated me so much that I was left speechless.</p> Copyright: © Matjaž Šimic, Slovenia, Winner, National Awards, Natural World & Wildlife, 2022 Sony World Photography Awards

Image Name: Big Statue in the Middle of the City Photographer Name: Kunuch Chutmongkolporn Year: 2022 Image Description: <p>This photo was taken in Bangkok, Thailand, on 27 October, 2021. The Big Buddha statue is from Wat Paknam Bhasicharoen. Around the fourth week of October, the sun sets behind the statue. To get a high-impact shot, I used a super-telephoto zoom lens to compress the sun with a bird, the statue, and the city in the foreground.</p> Copyright: © Kunuch Chutmongkolporn, Thailand, Winner, National Awards, Travel, 2022 Sony World Photography Awards

Image Name: Earth's Eye Photographer Name: Mathis Vandermeeren Year: 2022 Image Description: <p>This picture was taken with my drone in a geothermal area called Hverravellir in the centre of Iceland, in August 2021. It shows a natural hot spring that has a wonderful blue colour, especially when seen from above.</p> Copyright: © Mathis Vandermeeren, Belgium, Winner, National Awards, Landscape, 2022 Sony World Photography Awards

Image Name: Golden Snake Photographer Name: Yawar Abbas Year: 2022 Image Description: <p>In the light from this spectacular sunset the cold desert at Skardu looks like a Golden Snake.</p> Copyright: © Yawar Abbas, Pakistan, Winner, National Awards, Travel, 2022 Sony World Photography Awards

Image Name: Surfing Festival Photographer Name: Raido Nurk Year: 2022 Image Description: <p>The waves were the biggest I’ve ever seen in the evening when I took this photo in The Hague, Netherlands. The waves and the pouring rain created quite a unique atmosphere.</p> Copyright: © Raido Nurk, Estonia, Winner, National Awards, Motion, 2022 Sony World Photography Awards

Image Name: Bondhusvatnet Glacier Photographer Name: Hans Kristian Strand Year: 2022 Image Description: <p>I love this peaceful place. I visit the Bondhusvatnet glacier every year hoping to get the perfect picture, and this year I finally got it.</p> Copyright: © Hans Kristian Strand, Norway, Winner, National Awards, Landscape, 2022 Sony World Photography Awards

Image Name: Turquoise Lake Photographer Name: Marcin Giba Year: 2022 Image Description: <p>I took this photo of a turquoise lake in Poland with a drone in Autumn 2021. Let us not be deceived by the blue colour of the water, or the colour of the sand. It is the result of human activity interfering with the natural environment. You cannot bathe in this lake, and the water is poisonous.</p> Copyright: © Marcin Giba, Poland, Winner, National Awards, Landscape, 2022 Sony World Photography Awards

Image Name: Stars over Yellowstone Photographer Name: Mazin Alhassan Year: 2022 Image Description: <p>An astrophotography shot at the Norris Geyser Basin, the hottest geyser basin in Yellowstone. It is located near the northwest edge of Yellowstone Caldera near Norris Junction and on the intersection of three major faults.</p> Copyright: © Mazin Alhassan, Saudi Arabia, Winner, National Awards, Landscape, 2022 Sony World Photography Awards

Image Name: Bat Cave Sink Photographer Name: Chihao Wang Year: 2022 Image Description: <p>Many bats inhabited this cave in ancient times. They’ve vanished due to today’s environmental changes.</p> Copyright: © Chihao Wang, Taiwan, Winner, National Awards, Landscape, 2022 Sony World Photography Awards

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