Jayaprakash Goji Bojan: "The Jungle Man Crossing the River" in Borneo, Indonesia - Grand Prix and First Class in "Wild Nature"
What makes a great picture really "great" is not the photographer's ingenuity in capturing the camera or determining the shutter speed; it is the story behind that picture; the most recent example of this is the winner of the National Geographic Contest of the 2017 photographer among 11,000 exceptional portraits of photographers around the world!
Singaporean photographer Jayaprakash Joghee Bojan has won the title with remarkable merit: an absent man looking in fear while hiding behind a tree with a river full of crocodiles!
To capture this most painful and wonderful picture, Pujan waited patiently for long days in the Borneo River of Indonesia waiting for the jungle person to cross the river, knowing the behavior of these beings. Boyan risked his life by staying at the banks of this river full of predatory crocodiles, but he says he was actually like a spy while waiting for the appearance of a jungle man! The job took him completely so he did not feel cold or mosquito bites ... his mind was quite elsewhere!
Jennifer O'Neill: The huge swarms of fish on the island of Bonaire in the Caribbean Sea
As you can see, the story and the story deserve to win the title and the winner of the prize of $ 10 thousand, in addition to winning the status of the first in the category of "wild nature." In addition to the exceptional picture that Bojan gave us, you can not miss the winning pictures in the rest of the competition.
Harry Collins: Owl Hunting in New Hampshire, United States - Award-winning picture of "Public Love" in "Wild Nature" category
Matthew Smith, "Candles invade the eastern coasts of Australia" - winner of the "Public Love" award in the category of "Underwater Photography"
Wysz Kroszynski: "Sunset illuminates the lighthouse" in the Faroe Islands - category "landscapes"
Photographer Lancey McMillan: "A monkey is riding in a hot spring" in Japan
Giorgi Bupa: "Dead trees in a charming forest" in Lake Sogdel, Romania
Agatha Bernard: "Life After Life", Award of Public Love in the category "Photos from the top"
Pencey Mait: "Gray Heron Bird Fighting While White Eagle Looks" in Hawaii -Ranked third in the category of "wild nature"
Michael Patrick O'Neill: "The Gulf Stream Floods" in California - The category of "Underwater Photography"
Mike Olbinski: "Storm over the Grand Canyon" - ranked third in the category of "landscape"
Greg Si: "The Gathering of the Magma and the Ocean" in Hawaii - ranked third in the category "Photos from the top"
Alejandro Britto: Flamingo feeds his mule, Mexico - Second in the wild nature category
Shane Gross: "shy creatures" in Cuba - second place in the category of "underwater photography"
Johan Liao: Dushanze Grand Canyon, China -Second place in the category of "landscape"
Takahiro Bisho: "Snow-covered Mitaskaya Trees" in Takashima, Japan -
Second in the category of "Photography from the top"
Jim Obster, "anemones while interacting with blue light" - ranked first in the category of "underwater photography"
Todd Kennedy: Rocky Pool in Sydney, Australia -Ranked first in the category "Photography from the top"
Cream Lilia: "This is nature in its raw form" Hawaii - ranked first in the category of "natural scenes"
To view the winning and final photo gallery, visitOfficial Competition page here.
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