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Winning Photographs from The World of Water Competition


Top Photographer: Emmanuel Fazembat – France

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The ‘World of Water’ competition asked the community to explore all aspects of water, from its life-giving properties and air of mystery to its power to rage and create destruction.

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Top Photo: Michal Vaněk – Czechia


Guru’s Top Pick: Dominique Schreckling – Switzerland


Ailon Glitz – Israel


Finephoto.berlin Zielinski – Germany


Marco Auddino – Italy


Gil Shmueli – Israel


Zdeněk Janovský – Czechia


Margie Troyer – United States


Sana Filipovic – Sweden


Fabiano San – United States


Véronique Labelle – Canada


Jose Mor – Spain


Hasan OK – Turkey


shutterspiks – Gambia


Matthew DiGiacomo – United States


Ennio Pozzetti – Italy


TheDevil – Iceland


Cristian Barbu – Great Britain


Dmitry Pasikhov – United States


Brad Maroske – Australia


Roxport – Canada


Capt J.Lewis – Canada

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