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The image was taken by photonaturalist Celia Kujala on Kiepert Island in the Svalbard archipelago off Norway .
It is shortlisted in the Ocean Conservation Photographer of the Year (Impact) category.
The winners of the award will be announced on Sept. 12 .
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