Participants: More than 2,300
Images entered: Nearly 9,000
Categories: Amateur, Professional, Fine Art, Youth
Entrants from: 50 states, 7 provinces, District of Columbia
Judging Criteria: Technical quality, originality, artistic merit
Kenn Kaufman: , 91°µÍø
Joel Sartore: National Geographic and 91°µÍø Photographer
Steve Freligh: Co-publisher of
Kevin Fisher: 91°µÍø creative director
Sabine Meyer: 91°µÍø photography director
Update, November 17, 2015 — The winners of the 2015 91°µÍø Photography Awards are currently featured in the Nature’s Best Photography exhibition at the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History. They will be displayed as part of the collection for the next year.
An artist goes airborne to reveal the beautiful scars we’ve left on the earth.
Birds are what bind together 91°µÍø’s powerful network.
Join the revolution by sharing those blurry, dark, headless bird shots you keep hidden on your hard drive.
Illustrator Calef Brown drew inspiration from a childhood encounter with the bird.
Birds do some spectacular things when they think no one is watching. Check out the craziest bird behaviors submitted.
Over the past century, wildlife photography has become a bridge between art and science, thanks to a few ingenious inventions.
