The seven award-winning photographers took part in the opening ceremony of the travelling exhibition that will showcase the winning entries in different towns in the Serra de Tramuntana.

On 22nd November, Alaró was the setting for the inauguration of the large-format exhibition featuring the winning photographs from the 6th Photography Contest organized by the Serra de Tramuntana World Heritage Consortium, a body that reports to the Consell de Mallorca. The winners of the twelve prizes in the competition’s four categories received their diplomas from the director of the Serra de Tramuntana, Antoni Solivellas; the managing director of the Consortium, Lluís Vallcaneras; and the mayor of Alaró and host, Llorenç Perelló.

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Awards for the 6th Serra de Tramuntana World Heritage Photography Competition are presented in Alaró

Serra de Tramuntana Director Toni Solivellas noted that ‘these awards and the travelling exhibition are yet another way for the Consortium to showcase the cultural landscape of the Serra de Tramuntana from an artistic perspective,’ adding that ‘the photographs show us that the beauty of the Serra de Tramuntana is in every nook and cranny of the Serra de Tramuntana.

The Serra de Tramuntana World Heritage Photography Contest, organized by the Serra de Tramuntana Consortium, with technical support from the Balearic Islands Nature Photography Association (AFONIB), has awarded twelve photographs by seven photographers in four categories: Products and Producers, Serra de Tramuntana Villages, Heritage Elements and Experiences. The seven winning photographers have accumulated prizes worth 5,700 euros.

The exhibition will now travel to different municipalities at the request of the Board of Mayors of the Serra de Tramuntana (a body that brings together the mayors of the twenty World Heritage municipalities every six months). The twelve works, in addition to the travelling exhibition, will be the stars of the Serra de Tramuntana Consortium’s 2025 calendar.

The award winners are as follows:

Products and producers category:
First prize: Es ramader, by Marc Marco Ripoll.

First prize of honour: Ajudant incondicional, by Aina Vidal Fullana.

Second prize of honour: Mortitx, un vi d’altura, by Bartolomé Santandreu Borrás.

Serra de la Serra villages category:
First prize: Caló de s’Estaca, by Marc Marco Ripoll.

First prize of honour: Racons de Postal, by Andrés Quintana Puertas.

Second prize of honour: Carrer Rectoria, by Sebastián Antonio Bota Ferragut.

Heritage elements category:
First prize: Camins d’aigua, by Sebastián Antonio Bota Ferragut.

First prize of honour: Costa Nord, by Marc Marco Ripoll.

Second prize of honour: Sa gelateria, by Gabriel Servera Salas.

Experience category:
First prize: Sensacions muntanyenques, by Andrés Quintana Puertas.

First prize of honour: Nit als Forats Grossos, by Marc Marco Ripoll.

Second prize of honour: Capturing the moment, by Marilena Matas Mingallon.