Celebrating the beauty of the blue planet by showcasing the wonders of the oceans and the urgent need to protect them.
Featuring 118 extraordinary images, this exhibition celebrates the vision of…
Celebrating the beauty of the blue planet by showcasing the wonders of the oceans and the urgent need to protect them.
Featuring 118 extraordinary images, this exhibition celebrates the vision of talented photographers from around the world.
A panel of expert judges selected the winning images, celebrating excellence in the categories of The Ocean, Wildlife, Fine Art, Adventure, Conservation (Hope), Conservation (Impact), Human Connection Award, Young Photographer of the Year and the Ocean Portfolio Award. The exhibition includes the Female Fifty Fathoms Award created in 2021 by Oceanographic Magazine and Blancpain to promote women in the field. Each year it celebrates one woman’s portfolio of work nominated by her peers.
From breathtaking wildlife encounters and underwater vistas to compelling scenes of human connection with the ocean, each photograph tells a powerful story.
The Ocean Photographer of the Year competition, run by the London-based Oceanographic Magazine, is in its 5th year and has quickly achieved recognition amongst photographers around the world. The Australian National Maritime Museum is proud to partner with Oceanographic Magazine in producing the 2024 Ocean Photographer of the Year.
Don’t miss this chance to immerse yourself in the beauty, adventure, and conservation stories that reflect the deep connection everyone shares with the oceans.
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