French Photographer Wins Ocean Photographer of the Year 2026 with Seahorse Image

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French photographer Julien Anton has claimed the top prize at the Ocean Photographer of the Year 2026 awards. His winning shot depicted a male seahorse alongside two newborn juveniles, taken in the waters of French Polynesia. Anton invested significant time searching for the rare seahorse family near the island of Mo'orea before capturing the image. The photograph first earned recognition in the Wildlife category before being selected as the overall grand prize winner. Photographers from other countries were also honored across the competition's remaining categories.

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