Capturing the environment

  • 13 March 2017

Photographs entered for the Syngenta Photography Award on the theme of Grow-Conserve.

  • Yan Wang Preston, Forest #6, 2011 Yan Wang Preston

    Photographer Yan Wang Preston has won the Professional Commission in this year's Syngenta Photography Award for her long term project entitled Forest.

  • Rice Farmer, Sanwougou Lalle, Togo Kenneth O’ Halloran

    The Open Competition was won by Kenneth O’Halloran for his picture Rice Farmer, Sanwougou Lalle, Togo.

  • A strip of land in Bangladesh K M Asad

    This image, taken last year in Bangladesh by K M Asad, is titled the Cost of climate change.

  • Houses arranged up a hill in America Eric Tomberlin

    Eric Tomberlin captured the colourful houses that line a hillside in the town of Issaquah, in Washington state in the US, by combining multiple images in Photoshop.

  • A woman squats down in Kolkata Rajendra Mohan Pandey

    Rajendra Mohan Pandey's image portrays those who live by the water in Kolkata, India.

  • A man in Tanga, Tanzania Ian McNaught Davis

    Ian McNaught Davis's image is of a young man taking a selfie at the Raskazone Swimming Club in Tanga, Tanzania.

  • Someone in Calais, France Yiorgios Doukanaris

    Yiorgios Doukanaris captures an Eritrean woman sitting in her tent in a French refugee camp in Calais.

  • Ariel view of an interchange in Shanghai, China Ryan Koopmans

    This colourful interchange in Shanghai, China was photographed by Ryan Koopmans.

  • Sheep cross the road in India Johann Rousselot

    A farmer in Delhi, India, crosses the road with a flock of sheep in Johann Rousselot's photograph.

  • Ariel view of Astana in Kazakhstan Ryan Koopmans

    In another image, Koopmans takes an aerial shot of visitors to the bright gardens of Astana in Kazakhstan.

  • Bangladesh stone diggers David Verberckt

    David Verberckt captures stone diggers in Jaflong, Bangladesh, extracting materials for the construction business. The Syngenta Photography Award exhibition, Grow-Conserve, is at Somerset House, London, 9-28 March 2017.