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Finalist Adventure Photographer of the Year

Tanya Houppermans Cuba

20°49'58.8"N 78°57'03.6"W

An American crocodile glides through the water at sunset at Gardens of the Queen, Cuba, a protected marine reserve since 1996. There is a healthy population of American crocodiles that live amongst the shallow mangroves here, the largest of them growing up to four and half metres.

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2021 APoY finalist, Tanya Houppermans

Tanya Houppermans United States (US)

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  • Early evening
  • Light wind
  • Taken while snorkelling
  • Site accessed by boat

IMAGES BY Tanya Houppermans

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