Published on March 27, 2026
The German Society for Nature Photography (GDT) has unveiled the winners of its prestigious annual members-only photo competition—GDT Nature Photographer of the Year 2025. This year’s competition was particularly fierce, receiving over 8,000 entries from talented photographers across 11 different countries.
The contest highlights the skill and artistry of nature photographers, showcasing breathtaking moments captured in the wild. This year’s winners reflect a diverse array of subjects, from stunning landscapes to intimate animal behaviors. Among the honorees, the images displayed not just the beauty of nature but also the intricate relationships within ecosystems.
One standout image, awarded fourth place in the Birds category, captures a puffin in a moment of courtship display. The photographer, Karsten Mosebach, expertly utilized natural lighting to create a striking composition that highlights the puffin’s vibrant colors and expressive posture against a softly illuminated backdrop.
In addition to the top winners, numerous other photos were recognized for their excellence, covering various categories such as Mammals, Plants, and Landscapes. Each photograph tells a unique story, inviting viewers to appreciate not only the splendor of the natural world but also the pressing need for its preservation.
The GDT competition continues to be a significant platform for nature photographers, encouraging them to share their work and raise awareness about environmental issues. The organizers have made it a point to share some of the remarkable winning photographs, allowing art lovers and nature enthusiasts alike to marvel at the skill and creativity displayed photographers.
As the GDT promotes both talent and love for nature through such events, the organization remains committed to fostering a community where photography can inspire action and spark conversations about environmental conservation. For those interested in receiving updates on future photo stories or competitions, subscriptions are available for email notifications on new publications.
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