Photo Competition
Congratulations to all winners of our monthly Photo Competition, and many thanks to all of you who keep sending in many beautiful photographs! The winning photographs below are credited to the photographer, with the winning month.
Click on the photograph to enlarge it and use the caption links to go to the holiday on which the photograph was taken. Exodus would like to thank all entrants to date for the excellent quality and wide range of subjects submitted.
Photo Competition Winner - September '11 by Maria Koidu
- Judged by
- Jim Eite
- Trip code
- AZM
- Countries Visited
- Madagascar
- Winner
- September 2011
Madagascar featured strongly in this month’s entries, but it wasn’t the striking scenery or endemic lemurs that caught the eye, it was the infectious smile and warmth of the local Malagasy population. Maria captures this perfectly in this striking portrait of a young boy – the composition and focus is perfect, surrounded by his friends (and their hair), you can’t help by share the moment with him and Maria. It’s good to break up the wildlife and landscape winners!
Previous Winning entries
Madagascar featured strongly in this month’s entries, but it wasn’t the striking scenery or endemic lemurs that caught the eye, it was the infectious smile and warmth of the local Malagasy populat…
Jackals punch way above their weight. Gazelle and impala fawns form an integral part of their diet but take some catching as their parents are often hugely territorial. Jackie has caught the moment w…
Landscape photography is very hard to promote above the ‘chocolate box’ category. Not in this case. The composition is immaculate, the choice of portrait is compelling and vital and the colours sp…
Pot of GoldOh my, what a photograph. I saw this early in the selection process and feared nothing else would quite match up. I was right. This is sublime. Arrows of rain, a perfect rainbow (few are im…
Perhaps I am biased, well, with tigers of course I am but this is a superb shot. To get a tiger near water is good but to catch the exact moment it walks adjacent to this lake, its far paw inches from…
