These are some of the winners and participants of the Close-Up Photographer of the Year 2023 contest, which rewards, in more than 10 categories, the best close-up, macro and micro images. A total of 12,000 photographs were received from 67 different countries.
Commensal shrimp floats above a Mosaic seastar. Photo by Simon Theuma, winner in Underwater category.
📷 Simon Theuma | cupoty.com
Portrait of a damselfly –very similar to a dragonfly– covered in dew. Photo by Pete Burford, participant in Invertebrates category.
📷 Pete Burford | cupoty.com
An Euroasian nuthatch –a 14 mm length robust bird with a short tail and long beak– flies among the trees. Photo by Csaba Daróczi, winner in Animals category.
📷 Csaba Darócz | cupoty.com
A microscopic section of beach grass (Ammophila arenaria), the bushy grass that grows among the sand on beaches. Photo by Gerhard Vlcek, winner in Micro Captions category.
📷 Gerhard Vlcek | cupoty.com
A tiny slime mould (Didymium squamulosum) proudly wears a crown of ice. Photo by Barry Webb, winner in the Fungi category.
📷 Gerhard Vlcek | cupoty.com
Part grasshopper, part stick insect, this jumping stick (Stiphra) appears to be posing for the camera. Photo by Tibor Molnar, also winner in the Invertebrates category.
📷 Tibor Molnar | cupoty.com
A robber fly catches a leafhopper for early dinner. Photo by Peter Grob, participant in Insects category.
📷 Peter Grob | cupoty.com
A juvenile fish takes shelter in the open ocean beneath a blue button hydroid (from the same family as jellyfish). Photo by Henley Spiers, participant in Invertebrates category.
📷 Henley Spiers | cupoty.com
The mighty jaws of a stag beetle (Neolucanus maximus) photographed from a museum specimen. Photo by Yuan Ji, participant in Invertebrates category.
📷 Jaws Yuan Ji | cupoty.com
A giraffe weevil sits delicately on a leaf in Malaysia. Photo by Jamie Thorpe, participant in Invertebrates category.
📷 Jamie Thorpe | cupoty.com
These are some of the winners and participants of the Close-Up Photographer of the Year 2023 contest, which rewards, in more than 10 categories, the best close-up, macro and micro images. A total of 12,000 photographs were received from 67 different countries.
Commensal shrimp floats above a Mosaic seastar. Photo by Simon Theuma, winner in Underwater category.
📷 A commensal shrimp floats above a mosaic starfish Underwater category Simon Theuma | cupoty.com
Portrait of a damselfly –very similar to a dragonfly– covered in dew. Photo by Pete Burford, participant in Invertebrates category.
📷 Dew covered damselfly Category Invertebrates Pete Burford | cupoty.com
An Euroasian nuthatch –a 14 mm length robust bird with a short tail and long beak– flies among the trees. Photo: Csaba Daróczi, winner in Animals category.
📷 Nuthatch Category animals Csaba Darócz | cupoty.com
A microscopic section of beach grass (Ammophila arenaria), the bushy grass that grows among the sand on beaches. Photo: Gerhard Vlcek, winner in Micro Captions category.
📷 A microscopic cross Category Micro Gerhard Vlcek | cupoty.com
A tiny slime mould (Didymium squamulosum) proudly wears a crown of ice. Photo: Barry Webb, winner in the Fungi category.
📷 A microscopic cross Category Micro Gerhard Vlcek | cupoty.com
Part grasshopper, part stick insect, this jumping stick (Stiphra) appears to be posing for the camera. Photo: Tibor Molnar, also winner in the Invertebrates category.
📷 Stick insect Category Invertebrates Tibor Molnar | cupoty.com
A robber fly catches a leafhopper for early dinner. Photo: Peter Grob, participant in Insects category.
📷 Fly catching a grasshopper Category insects Peter Grob | cupoty.com
A juvenile fish takes shelter in the open ocean beneath a blue button hydroid (from the same family as jellyfish). Photo: Henley Spiers, participant in Invertebrates category.
📷 A fish takes refuge under a blue button hydroid Category Invertebrates Henley Spiers | cupoty.com
The mighty jaws of a stag beetle (Neolucanus maximus) photographed from a museum specimen. Photo: Yuan Ji, participant in Invertebrates category.
📷 Jaws of a stag beetle Category Invertebrates Yuan Ji | cupoty.com
A giraffe weevil sits delicately on a leaf in Malaysia. Photo: Jamie Thorpe, participant in Invertebrates category.
📷 A giraffe weevil sits on a leaf in Malaysia Category Invertebrates Jamie Thorpe | cupoty.com
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