Too good to eat: Best Food Photography of the Year 2021

In its 10th year, the Pink Lady Food Photographer of the Year 2021 awards give a look into the world’s best pictures all about food. Here are some of this year's winners:

The winner of the "Bring Home the Harvest" category is from Turkey, named "Drying Okra," by F.Dilek Uyar.

The "Mulled Pears" were captured by Harriet Harcourt from Australia, winning the first prize in the category "Marks & Spencer Food Portraiture."

Named "Winteropulenz" by Martin Grünewald from Germany, he grabbed the first place in the "Food Stylist" category

A little hen by the name of "Cinnamon" graces Emma Sheldrake's photo. The Australian photographer won the award in the "One Vision Imaging Cream of the Crop" category.

Winner of the "Studen Food Photographer of the Year" is Sarah Blandford from the U.K. with "Beetroots Still Life."

This delectable "Apple in Cake" by Natalia Bogbowicz from Poland granted her the award in the "Pink Lady® Apple a Day" category.

In the category "Fujifilm Award for Innovation," Bangladesh's Abdul Momin brought home the award with "Making Rice Noodles."

German photographer mxprive won the award for the "Spayne Lindsay On the Phone" category with "Blackberries."

With his photo "After Party," Remko Kraaijeveld from the Netherlands brought home the award for the "Production Paradise Previously Published" category.

The "WFP Storytellers Award" goes to Ziney Abdulhakim Ibrahim from Iraq for "Family."

"Mussles with Steam" by Evie Grimshaw from the U.K. won the "Young - 10 and Under" category.

In the category "World Food Programme Food for Life," Md Mahabub Hossain Khan from Bangladesh won with "Drinking from Garbage."

First place for the category "Food for the Family" was won by Li Huaifeng from China for "Taste."

The winner of the "Errazuriz Wine Photographer of the Year - People" category is Victor Pugatschew from Australia for the picture "Pressing the Pinot Noir."

In the category "Food for Celebration," the winner is Li Huaifeng from China with "Happy birthday."

"Breakfast at weekly market" brought Thong Nguyen from Vietnam the award in the "Food at the Table" category.

In the category "Young - 15-17" Dewi Holema from Egypt won with "Spill the Tea."

In the category "Food Influencers," the winner is Deborah Trocchia with "Lumière d'automne."

"Farmer with his Longhorn Cattle" brought Harry Williams the award in the "Food on the Field" category.

Indigo Larmour from the U.K. won with "Odisha Tribal Market" in the category "Young - 11-14."