UwP's Top Ten from UPY 2019

Peter Rowlands · Issue 107, Mar/Apr 2019 · pp. 41–51

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UPY 2019 - 20 1) Wide Angle HIGHLY COMMENDED ‘Under cover of night’ Egor Nikiforov (Russia) The underwater life of the Northern seas is very diverse. Many of the organisms living here are much larger and brighter than their southern counterparts. But if life itself in the seas is well studied, the organisms living on the boundary between the sea and land, we rarely notice. But on the littoral and in the littoral baths you can find many interesting organisms that deserve our attention. One of these organisms in front of you-a small almost transparent actinium size of only a few centimeters inhabits the littoral and withstands the monstrous force of the surf wave and strong hypothermia during low tide. The photo is made by a single frame. To shoot this project took a month of work and a lot of luck. Kola Peninsula, littoral baths of the Barents Sea, Russia Canon, 5D Mark II, Ikelite 6871.0…