Fishing image wins marine conservation photography prize 
By Thien Nguyen Ngoc VE Source: cnn 2/11/2022
Thien Nguyen Ngoc
An aerial photograph of two boats, with nets cast wide fishing for anchovies in the waters of Vietnam, has won the Save Our Seas Foundation Marine Conservation category of the Underwater Photographer of the Year 2022 award.
It's a stunning image -- the contrasting colors of the water, the near symmetry of the boats, the embryonic shape of the nets -- but it also serves as "a stark visual reminder of man's reach and control over the surrounding habitat and its devastating effect on the natural balance," according to the award's judge, Peter Rowlands.
 

It was taken by 34-year-old Vietnamese engineer Thien Nguyen Ngoc, who describes photography as a hobby and said it was "an honor to be chosen as the winner." Ngoc says he had visited the waters of Phu Yen province, where he took the photograph, numerous times before but on this occasion, he saw many vessels gathered to catch the anchovies.
Salted anchovy is an important ingredient in traditional Vietnamese fish sauce, but it is also a dietary staple for whales, tuna, sea birds and other marine animals that face population decline when there is overfishing, according to the photographer.

 
Continue...

News Id SourceStampcountry
976Spearing of beloved blue groper in Sydneytheguardian2024-01-01UK
977New laws could make it illegal to catch some types of fish in waters off the Isle of Maniomtoday2024-01-02US
978Fishing with pesticides and dynamite puts Ecuadorian Amazon in perilmongabay2024-01-02CA
979Massive bluefin tuna weighing more than 500 pounds reels in almost $800,000 at Tokyo auctionnypost2024-01-07JP
980Huge catfish would obliterate a recordyahoo2024-01-03UK
981Spearing of beloved blue groper in Sydney sparks outrageFox News2024-01-04AU
982Россия решила денонсировать соглашение с Британией о рыболовствеrbc2024-01-17RU
983Three in Four Industrial Fishing Boats Are Dark VesselsE360 Digest2024-01-05US
984Weird doomsday fish sparks fears of impending natural disastermetro2024-01-05UK
985Scientist urges public to eat environmental time bomb wreaking havoc in US waterwaysthecooldown2024-01-07US
98614 Things You Should Know About Sustainable Sushitastingtable2024-01-06US
987Судаки и щуки к праздничному столуohotniki2024-01-12RU
988RuralWorks invests in US eel farming pioneerthefishsite2024-01-11US
989Maine residents mourn as record high tide washes away historic fishing shacksFox News2024-01-15US
990Scientists work to stop self-cloning crayfish in Burlington, OntCBC News2024-01-14CA
991Stanford’s OceanOneK connects humans sight and touch to the deep seastanford2022-07-20US
992Southeast Nigerias catfish kingthefishsite2024-01-12NE
993Три счастливых дня было у меняohotniki2024-01-10BY
994Pollution takes toll on fishermen in Türkiye's gulf of Antalyadailysabah2023-12-24TR
995The billion-dollar impact of North Carolinas mountain trout fishingtransylvaniatimes2023-12-25US
996Muskrat Lake among the 9 best ice fishing destinations in Canada for 2024pembrokeobserver2024-01-11CA
997Maine’s fishing infrastructure hammered by winter stormnationalfisherman2024-01-11US
998Whether muskie or lake trout, the unexpected is one of the best parts of fishingechopress2024-01-12US
999Color under the iceechopress2024-01-12US
100010-year-old girl lands massive surprise muskie on Lake of the Woodsechopress2024-01-09US

218 219 220 39 of [221 - pages.]