He waited two hours for the perfect moment, says nine-year-old Sasha Jumanca. When the great tit finally flies off, he manages to take a real snapshot. The young man from Munich is one of the 22 award-winning young nature photographers in the Bavaria-wide “Focus on Nature” competition. In the youngest age group he took second place. Children and young people submitted a total of 1,600 pictures.
Nine-year-old Hannah Franz discovered the two intertwined Roman snails in front of the terrace at home.
(Photo: Hannah Franz)
Nine-year-old Hannah Franz from Munich is also one of the winners. She caught the “snails mating,” as she calls her motif, with her mother’s cell phone on the terrace – and took third place. An exhibition with the award-winning pictures can be seen in the Man and Nature Museum in Nymphenburg Palace until the end of May.
The little hepatica alone in the meadow comes into its own at sunrise, says 14-year-old Joseph Seeberger.
(Photo: Joseph Seeberger)
The picture “Dawn” by 14-year-old Joseph Seeberger wins in the next higher age group. The Munich resident raves: “The way the sun paints the world in the morning, everything looks so different, everything glitters with dewdrops.”