Photo of net fishing in Vietnam won second prize in international flycam contest
The annual international flycam photography competition has found the most impressive winning works from thousands of entries around the world.
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| The winning photo in this year's international drone competition was taken by Zekedrone, a group of hippos taking a mud bath in Tanzania using a drone. The author said the photo was also the highlight of his Tanzania expedition last year. |
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| The second prize winner was Trung Pham, who captured a scene of fishermen casting nets to catch large fish at sea in Vietnam. The photo was taken in May 2018. |
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| The silhouettes of two dogs and their owner are magnified on the beach in this impressive drone photo taken by Qliebin. The photo, taken at the beach in the coastal city of Odessa in Ukraine, won third prize in the contest. |
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| There are also many other impressive works such as the photo by South African author Luke Maximo Bell, who captured a mother and baby humpback whale using a flycam off the coast of Cape Town, South Africa. |
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| Another impressive drone photo by Maksim Tarasov, capturing the sunset streaking across one of Ireland's most beautiful mountains while he was traveling through the area. |
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| Another photo that was also praised by the judges was by Vietnamese photographer Trung Pham, when he captured colorful shrimp cages from the air in Phu Yen, Vietnam. |
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| J Galamba captured this stunning image of a river meeting the ocean in Timor Leste. He said: "When the first rains of the year form a river carrying mud and rubbish from the mountains into the sea. Then the water is divided into two distinct colors, the murky river water and the blue ocean water." |
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| A photo of a building with a bizarre design in Singapore was also praised, taken by flycam author Macbook Boy. |
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| This stunning image of a polar bear standing on an iceberg was taken by Florian Ledoux in Greenland. The author shared: "Polar bears are the first victims of climate change, which is causing the ice at both poles to gradually melt. The ice is where they rest after hunting, and also where they breed." |