For a number of years we have been running a fieldwork photo competition. All staff and students at the department of Earth Sciences are invited to participate in this annual contest.
Below is the gallary of winning photos.
2019
1st prize: Kees Kasse
Field trip: Land van Saeftinghe, (Brabant)1st year Earth Sciences: Earth and Economics, April 2018
2nd prize: Jan-Berend Stuut
“Lake-Eyre-office” made in Australia: large expanse of dried lake (source of dust!)
3rd prize: Dirk de Jong
Fieldwork in Cherskiy in 2018
2018
1st prize: Pieter Vroon
Pieter Vroon, Fieldwork Iceland
2nd prize: Ronald Vernooij
Ronald Vernooij, Fieldwork Brazil
3rd prize: Maarten Prins
Maarten Prins, Loss krullen in een lossgroeve nabij Kesselt, België
2017
1st prize: Ove Meisel
Ove Meisel: Kytalyk (Кыталык) Nature Reserve, Siberia
2nd prize: Thomas Janssen
Thomas Janssen, Amazon Tower
3rd prize: Clément Brustel
Clément Brustel, Ice and fumaroles in landmannalaugar, Iceland
2016
1st prize: Fraukje Brouwer
Fraukje Brouwer: Sketching Pordoi view to Sella
2nd prize: Luca Belelli Marchesini
Luca Belelli Marchesini, Sea shells protect the sand from being blown away on a beach of Texel
3rd prize: Ina Boehm
Ina Boehm, The hard life of geologists, Milos (Greece)
2015
1st prize: Bernd Andeweg
Bernd Andeweg, During expedition on Jan Mayen (Northern Atlantic Ocean), heading for Egoya (Egg-island) to measure fault-orientations and to place detectors for mercury close to the fumaroles on top of the crater rim
2nd prize: Ron Lootens
Ron Lootens, Far East Siberia, Kytalik, Carbon research
3rd prize: Jef Vandenberghe
Jef Vandenberghe, Climbing one of the tallest compound barchan dunes in the world (250-450m high; Badain Jaran desert, Inner Mongolia, China)