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See the awe-inspiring winners of the Nature TTL Photographer of the Year competition

From a Maldivian stingray to an urban hare, these are some of year’s most mesmerising nature shots

Ed Cunningham
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Ed Cunningham
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Nature photography buffs: it’s that time of year again. The winners of the 2022 edition of the Nature TTL photographer of the year awards are in – and they’re as mesmerising as ever.

Nature TTL’s competition is all about the natural world, ranging from snow leopards in the Himalayas and stingrays in the Maldives to a hare on the streets of the German city of Kassel.

This year’s competition saw 8,000 images compete across eight categories: Animal Behaviour, Camera Traps, Landscapes, Small World, The Night Sky, Underwater, Urban Wildlife and Wild Portraits. The ‘overall winner’ took home a grand prize of £1,500.

You can find out more about the winners on the TTL website here, but, in the meantime, here are a few of our favourites.

‘African Elephant Puffing Dust’ by Michael Snedic

'African Elephant Puffing Dust' by Michael Snedic
Photograph: © Michael Snedic / Nature TTL

‘A Cat and Its Prize’ by Dennis Stogsdill

'A Cat and Its Prize' by Dennis Stogsdill
Photograph: © Dennis Stogsdill / Nature TTL

‘The Astonishing’ by Mauro Tronto

'The Astonishing' by Mauro Tronto
Photograph: © Mauro Tronto / Nature TTL

‘The Top of Australia’ by Josselin Cornou

'The Top of Australia' by Josselin Cornou
Photograph: © Josselin Cornou / Nature TTL

‘Vantage Points’ by Achintya Murthy

'Vantage Points' by Achintya Murthy
Photograph: © Achintya Murthy / Nature TTL

‘Caviar’ by Talia Greis 

'Caviar' by Talia Greis
Photograph: © Talia Greis / Nature TTL

‘Sunset Ray’ by Andy Schmid

'Sunset Ray' by Andy Schmid
Photograph: © Andy Schmid / Nature TTL

‘Glow Worm Metropolis’ by Josselin Cornou

'Glow Worm Metropolis' by Josselin Cornou
Photograph: © Josselin Cornou / Nature TTL

‘City Hare’ by Jan Piecha

'City Hare' by Jan Piecha
Photograph: © Jan Piecha / Nature TTL

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