What were you doing between the ages of 6 and 14? Probably not entering an international photo contest.
On Tuesday, National Geographic Kids announced the winners of its photography competition, which received more than 46,000 entries from around the world.
The international winner was 11-year-old Dewi Baggerman from the Netherlands, who took a beautiful low-angle shot of a field of tulips.
For her prize, Baggerman won a five-day, four-night trip to Washington, D.C., and a tour of National Geographic headquarters.
Twelve-year-old Kate Anderson from Shelley, Idaho, won the U.S. category for her adorable photo of an ostrich chick appearing to step up to a microphone. She received a 10-day trip to the Galapagos islands for her win.
Check out photos from the remaining winners of both the U.S. and international competitions below:
"We were at the Woodland Park Zoo this summer and there were many birds. I got this pic while he/she was fluttering into his/her nest."
"This is a photo of a mother prairie dog greeting its young pup with a kiss. It was taken in Custer State Park this spring."
"High in the mountains of Japan, 10,000 gates lie still, just waiting to be explored."
"Take a peek through this archway into the beautiful southern Bohemian town of Cesky Krumlov located in the Czech Republic. Once there, you can meander throughout this medieval town over the cobblestones, bridges, and see the unique buildings."
"This photo was taken right after she jumped off a wooden ledge."
"Napping on the beach, I opened my eyes to this colorful parade of camels on Galu Beach in Kenya."
