Jonk, a freelance self-taught photographer whose real name is Jonathan Jimenez, focuses his work on humans and their relationship with nature, to help raise awareness of the planet’s ecological crisis.
Hotel, Portugal. Photo: Jonk/Earth/Photo 2020/RGS
Swimming Pool, Italy. Photo: Jonk/Earth/Photo 2020/RGS
Theater, Abkhazia. Photo: Jonk/Earth/Photo 2020/RGS
Yanrong Guo won the People category for her striking image Miss taken of a pipe-smoking man in Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture, the largest settlement of ethnic minority Yi people in China. Photo: Yanrong Guo/Earth Photo 2020/RGS
Charles Xelot won the Changing Forests category for his work Dead Tree #1, which was taken of a contorted grey trunk, two years after a human-caused forest fire destroyed the landscape. Photo: Charles Xelot/Earth Photo 2020/RGS
Joe Habben won the A Climate of Change category for In Moleca, an image which documents the effects of the ‘Acqua Alta’ (high-water) which transpires annually in the city of Venice. Photo: Joe Habben/Earth Photo 2020/RGS
Yi Sun won the Nature category for his work Dryland Farming, Study 7, which depicts an aerial view of interlaced tractor lines carved into a Spanish farm suffering from drought. Photo: Yi Sun/Earth Photo 2020/RGS