National Geographic contributor Karine Aigner earned top prize for her photo of mating cactus bees in Texas
, cactus bees hatch underground in tiny, pollen-stocked burrows. Males emerge first, and then wait above for the females, which they mob as soon as their heads peek above the soil., a Washington, D.C.-based photojournalist and regularA lot more people will see it now, though. Aigner’s photo, taken in the spring of 2021, has earned her the coveted title of“You will be missed.” These are the words photographer Brent Stirton had for Ndakasi, an orphaned mountain gorilla, after her death in 2021.
Photographer Dmitry Kokh won the Urban Wildlife category with this shot of polar bears lurking within an abandoned settlement in Russia’s Chukchi Sea region.Please be respectful of copyright. Unauthorized use is prohibited. It was a good day for Aigner, who also took home the prize for the Photojournalist Story Award for an image featured in aMore than a hundred feet below the East Antarctic ice, French photographer and biologist Laurent Ballesta reveals a hidden bonanza of cold-water life. To capture this living mound of sponge, sea stars, and giant ribbon worms, Ballesta made a series of 32 dives in below-freezing temperatures, including the deepest, longest dive ever recorded for Antarctica.
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