We hope you're enjoying all the amazing entries in our #Landscape Photography Competition. #AAG2025
You can vote for your favorite in the People's Choice Award until Friday, March 28, 11:59 p.m. ET.
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Voting is open to all. You don't need to be an LSG or AAG member.
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Photo 16 by Igor Ekstajn
A tugboat pushes a barge down the Sulina Branch of the Danube. Sulina is accessible only by canal & dependent on water transport for everything, from construction materials to other forms of transport, both animal & mechanical.
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Photo 15 by Abinash Silwal
A quiet morning in Ghalegaun, where mist and mountains shape the human experience of place.
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Photo 14 by Cedric Gottfried
The photograph was taken at the edge of the village of Mondescourt, northern France, in the morning in late Autumn 2024. A road winds through commodity crops, under a grey and low sky.
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Photo 13 by Martin England
South coast Wellington, New Zealand showing Alpine fault, uplifted cliffs, and alluvial fans. Image taken on a rare excursion from isolation during lock-down due to Covid-19, 2021.
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Photo 12 by Hanxi Wang
A visually chaotic but abundant landscape of vegetables and other vegetations emerging from the wasted and fenced-off spaces in and around urban infrastructure.
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Photo 11 by Igor Ekstajn
The contrasting landforms of limestone in an abandoned quarry on the Velebit Mountain, coastal Croatia. Even the toughest natural materials exist in a fragile balance.
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Photo 10 by Kwang-il Yoo
Flying from Denver->Lincoln, this striking view of snow-powdered farmlands highlights gridlike patterns of the agricultural landscape, showing human impact on the Great Plains & illustrating how land use has transformed our land.
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Photo 9 by Zehra Mahdi
A father rows his 3 children in a traditional wooden boat across the Umngot River to school from Shnongpdeng village in Meghalaya. The Umngot, one of India's clearest rivers, appears turquoise from above & crystal clear up close.
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Photo 8 by Gabrielle Arterburn
View from the shore of Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon, Iceland
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Photo 7 by Ayomide S Famewo
The Rusty city of Ibadan is a testament to an old cultural city known for many 1st in institutions in Africa, subregion & Nigeria but prides itself more in retaining its old core: a city of rusty brown roofs across 7 hills!
Photo 2 by Martin England
Early morning view north towards the center of Rotorua, New Zealand. A human health aspect view of the 2021 NZ Covid-19 quarantine isolation showing the urban landscape of the quarantine hotel room. The cloud in the distance is steam from fumaroles in central Rotorua.
Photo 6 by Abinash Silwal
Phoksundo Lake, at 11,849ft in the remote Dolpa region of Nepal, is a turquoise masterpiece framed by dense forests, soaring alpine meadows & snow-capped peaks. A testament to nature’s harmony, Phoksundo reflects the timeless beauty and complexity of the Himalayas.
Photo 5 by Cedric Gottfried
On a canal path designed for tourists & cycles in northern France, heavy rains flooded the meadows & mist covers the landscape. It reminds us that tourism infrastructures, meant for fine days, are used all year by locals, who see –& enjoy – landscape in a different light.
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Photo 4 by Ayomide S Famewo
One of only two suspended lakes in the world, Iyake Suspended Lake sits upon several hills as a testament to the resilience & environmental-cultural nexus.
Photo 3 by Madison Heffentrager
This image shows elements of the human-environment interaction in the coastal city of Santa Barbara. At a large scale, the ocean, human built features & mountains appear to be separate. At smaller scale, one sees interconnectedness of the human-environment landscape.
Photo 2 by Martin England
Early morning view north towards the center of Rotorua, New Zealand. A human health aspect view of the 2021 NZ Covid-19 quarantine isolation showing the urban landscape of the quarantine hotel room. The cloud in the distance is steam from fumaroles in central Rotorua.
Photo 1 by Hanxi Wang
In the vacant, speculated spaces of metropolitan Wuhan, China, unexpected landscapes emerge which are part wild and part agrarian.
We are thrilled to share this year's entries in our annual #Landscape Photography Competition!
We're looking forward to our keynote speaker at #AAG2025 next week!
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We are pleased to announce a call for photos for our 2025 Landscape Photography Competition. We're looking for photos that capture the concept of landscape - whether human, physical or virtual in nature. You must be an LSG member to enter. See link in our bio for more info. DEADLINE: Jan 31, 2025.
