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These award-winning photos show our planet at its most beautiful 

The sun is seen behind trees on a winter day on the hills around Vienna, Austria, February 28, 2018. REUTERS/Leonhard Foeger

Some of the winners of the 2017 International Landscape Photographer of the Year contest. Image: REUTERS/Leonhard Foeger

Kevin Loria
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Winner of the aerial photography award. Image: BI
Winner of the long-exposure award. Image: BI
Huibo Hou won third place for 'photographer of the year'. Image: BI
Huibo Hou photography. Image: BI
Huibo Hou photography. Image: BI
Huibo Hou photography. Image: BI
Winner of the mountain award. Image: BI
Winner of the snow award. Image: BI
Adam Gibbs came in second place for 'photographer of the year' Image: BI
Adam Gibbs photography. Image: BI
Adam Gibbs photography. Image: BI
Adam Gibbs photography. Image: BI
Winner of the tree award. Image: BI
Max Rive won Image: BI
Max Rive photography. Image: BI
Max Rive photography. Image: BI
Max Rive photography. Image: BI
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