The winners have been announced for a photography competition capturing wildlife and scenery from across the Galapagos Islands.

James, 19, is the younger sister of double Olympic silver medallist Becky and double world para-cycling tandem pilot champion Rachel.
She competes in the women's Under-23 race on Saturday.
James believes she can improve on her 15th place in 2016 event, saying "My big aim is to get top 10."
The 68th Cyclo-Cross World Championships are being held in Belvaux.
"I got some really good training in over the winter and I feel in top form," James told BBC Wales Sport.
Race preparations have been affected by a cold snap, which has left the course covered in snow and ice.
"There have been so many people crashing (in training)," James said.
"There are sheets of ice on some of the corners.
"It's definitely going to level the playing field a little bit.
"People can't just use their strength to ride away from everyone else."
James watched her sister Rachel win silver in the National Track Championships sprint on Friday evening.
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She wrote more than 60 novels in a career spanning 50 years, her best-known creation being Inspector Wexford, which was turned into a highly successful TV series.
Rendell, one of Britain's best-selling contemporary authors, also wrote under the pen-name Barbara Vine.
Born in Essex, she is credited with bringing a social and psychological dimension to crime fiction.
Publisher Penguin Random House said Rendell, who suffered a stroke in January, died in London on Saturday morning.
"We are devastated by the loss of one of our best-loved authors," the publisher said in a statement.
Penguin Random House chair, Baroness Gail Rebuck, said Rendell was admired throughout publishing for her "brilliant body of work".
"An insightful and elegant observer of society, many of her award-winning thrillers and psychological murder mysteries highlighted the causes she cared so deeply about."
Rendell's first Wexford book, From Doon with Death, was published in 1964, beginning a series of more than 20 starring Inspector Reginald Wexford, played in the TV series by George Baker.
Many of her works were translated into more than 20 languages and adapted for cinema and TV, attracting worldwide sales of 60 million.
She was the author of more than 20 standalone novels, whose protagonists were often on the margins of society, and was awarded the Crime Writers' Association Cartier Diamond Dagger for excellence in crime writing.
Her final novel, Dark Corners, is due to be published in October.
Rendell began her writing career as a reporter on an Essex newspaper.
However, she was forced to resign after filing a story about a local sports club dinner that she hadn't attended. Her report failed to mention that the after-dinner speaker had died half-way through the speech.
Rendell, whose writing brought her considerable wealth, was made a Labour life peer in 1997 and is reputed to have given generously to charity. She was a vocal campaigner against female genital mutilation.
Labour leader Ed Miliband tweeted she would be missed greatly by the party.
She was born Ruth Barbara Grasemann in 1930 in South Woodford to a Swedish mother and British father.
Rendell married Don Rendell, a journalist, in 1953. They divorced 22 years later but remarried each other within two years. She is survived by their son.

Mr Ruck, 59, is currently in a critical but stable condition after suffering head and leg injuries.
The incident happened at 19:40 BST on Saturday on New Street, Kidwelly, Carmarthenshire.
A man from nearby Burry Port has been arrested on suspicion of causing serious injury by failing to stop at a road traffic collision, police said.
Mr Ruck is the author of four books and a columnist for local newspapers.
He had been walking when the incident happened and was taken to Swansea's Morriston Hospital for treatment.
Dyfed Powys Police has appealed for witnesses to the incident.
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