The Winners And Honored Images Of The Bird Photographer Of The Year 2021 Competition Have Just Been Announced. Stay With Us To See The Best Pictures Of The Sixth Edition Of The First World Bird Photography Competition.

It is not surprising that many photographers like to work in nature photography. Nature is a magnificent landscape full of beauty, wonder, and exciting anomalies. It’s fun to see a photo taken at the right moment, Especially when a subject as unpredictable as a fast and reckless bird moves in front of the photographer’s lens.

Because of this beauty and challenge, the Bird Photographer of the Year (BPTY) organizes a yearly competition to see all these moments captured by beautiful birds.

The winners of the 2021 Birds of the Year photographer competition have just been announced. Photographers all over the world submit their pictures of birds for this contest. Focusing on the life of energetic and active birds on this planet, this competition shows people their struggles, victories, and daily experiences.

The organizers of this competition say:

Now in its sixth year, the world’s first bird photography competition saw more than 22,000 participants from 73 countries competing for a grand prize of £5,000. The photographer of the year of the birds is a big supporter of environmental protection and financially supports people’s nature protection projects.

• Overall winner and winner of the title of bird photographer of the year 2021
• Photo Title: Blocked
• Photographer name: Alejandro Prieto

• gold winner
• Category: Bird behavior
• Photo Title: Flower bathtub
• Name of the photographer: Musam Ray

Bird Photographer of the Year is one of the world photography competitions. This competition celebrates the beauty and diversity of birds and pays tribute to the flexibility and quality of modern digital imaging systems. The fantastic prizes of this competition include £5,000 for the top winner, plus Olympus camera equipment, binoculars from Swarovski Optik, etc.

• Bronze winner 
• Category: Best Portrait
• Photo Title: Night hunter
• Name of the photographer: Jonas Klason

• Winner of the best portfolio
• Photographer: Kevin Morgan

Never before has a competition on this scale been dedicated solely to increasing enthusiasm and interest in photography from one of the most exciting fields of natural history. The emergence of digital technology in recent years has created a massive revolution in photography; Because high-quality images, which were not possible to record in the past, are now published on the Internet for millions of people.

• Credited photo
• Photo Title: Morning breath
• Photographer name: Brad James

• I appreciated the photo of the group of birds in the environment
• Photo Title: Gift under the tree
• Photographer’s name: Tim Hopwood

Bird Photographer of the Year is a competition that will attract a wide range of people. It doesn’t matter whether you are a hardworking professional photographer or an amateur photographer eager to work with the latest kit or shoot for fun with your camera and phone; In any case, you can enter this contest and get the chance to be criticized. Maybe your works can be displayed in the BPOTY traveling exhibition. Who knows, perhaps you will be the following year’s bird photographer and win the grand prize.

• I appreciated the photo of the group of birds in the environment
• Photo Title: The beauty of the background light
• Photographer’s name: Ben Hall

• Silver winner in the black and white category
• Photo Title: Light of Feathers
• Photographer’s name: James Rogerson

• Silver winner 
• Photo Title: Sing from the bottom of your heart
• Photographer’s name: Maofeng Shen

Participation in this competition is free for all ages from all over the world. There are eight categories to participate in, and the special prizes give participants a great chance to win. Also, any participant can join the competition by submitting just one photo or offering a complete portfolio.

• Awarded photo in the category of birds in flight
• Photo Title: Aerial acrobat
• Photographer’s name: Gil Beason

• Bronze winner
• The group of birds in the environment
• Photo Title: Yellow-tipped tick-eater with African buffalo
• Photographer’s name: Barbara Fleming

• Awarded photo in black and white category
• Photo Title: The spirit of love
• Photographer Name: Akhil Vinayak Balachandra Menon

• Gold winner in the category of 9 to 13 years
• Photo Title: In the forest
• Name of the photographer: Andres El Dominguez Belenko

• Awarded photo in the best portrait category
• Title of the image: The dream of Dargah
• Name of the photographer: Tibor Litasky

• Awarded picture in the best portrait category
• Photo Title: Resting on the surface of the water
• Photographer’s name: Lyle Guin

• Awarded photo in the category of birds in the environment
• Photo title: Waiting for prey
• Photographer’s name: Basilio Stanislav

• Bronze winner in the category of urban birds
• Photo Title: Guards
• Photographer name: Urban birds: Paolo Crocetta
• Bronze winner in the attention to detail category
• Photo Title: Blue flames
• Photographer Name: Urban Birds: Kerry Wu

• Bronze winner in the bird’s behavior category
• Photo Title: Tangled
• Photographer name: Julie Holliday

• Bronze winner in the Flying Birds category
• Photo Title: mill by turns
• Photographer’s name: Hans Lachner

• I appreciated the photo attention to detail
• Photo Title: Water fence
• Name of the photographer: Mohammad Murad

• Silver winner in the category of 14 to 17 years old
• Photo Title: European owl
• Photographer’s name: Daniel Martinez

• gold winner
• Photo Title: Underwater portrait
• Photographer’s name: Urban birds: Filipe Fonkova

• Silver winner in the attention to detail category
• Photo Title: Growing up
• Name of the photographer: Raymond Hennessy

• Awarded photo in the category of birds in the environment
• Photo title: Blizzard
• Photographer’s name: Ben Crank

• Silver winner in the category of urban birds
• Photo Title: Quarantine
• Photographer’s name: William Steele

• Awarded photo in the best portrait category
• Photo Title: Aggression
• Photographer’s name: Agatti Antonio

• Silver winner in the category of birds in the environment
• Photographer name: Joshua Galecki

• Gold winner in the attention to detail category
• Photo Title: Disappearance
• Name of the photographer: Rafael Armada

• Gold winner in the black and white category
• Photo Title: Bearded penguin
• Photographer name: Renato Granier

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We hope you enjoyed this shutter episode. What do you think about the 2021 Birds of the Year photographer contest? Which image do you think was more creative, and which was more interesting?