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Feast Your Eyes On The 30 Incredible Winning Shots For The 2020 UK Landscape Photographer Of The Year Contest
Most of us would probably agree that living through these difficult times, it's quite easy to forget how spectacular and mesmerizing the world we live in truly is. Luckily, we've got a lot of talented artists and annual photography contests, such as the Landscape Photographer of the Year competition, that do a very good job of reminding us of all these things.
For the 13th time, this year's Landscape Photographer of the Year competition invited both professional and amateur photographers to celebrate the mesmerizing landscape of the United Kingdom. The contest has four categories as well as the youth competition for photographers aged 18 or under. The winner of the whole contest gets awarded the prestigious title "Landscape Photographer of the Year 2020" and £10,000. In addition, there are also prizes of £1000 and £500 for the images judged the best and second-best in each of four categories. The best photographer in the youth competition becomes the "Young Landscape Photographer of the Year 2020" and wins £1,000.
With that being said, Bored Panda invites you to look through some of the most spectacular shots from the Landscape Photographer of the Year competition 2020.
More info: lpoty.co.uk
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#1
Your View Winner: Aleks Gjika, 'Drama At The Lighthouse', Wales
Christophe Beunens 4 years ago
waaaaw. This is my absolute winner. A wall of water hitting the light house. Fabuleous
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#2
Your View Commended: Michael Johnston, 'Beech Tree Avenue', Aberdeenshire
#3
Changing Landscapes Runner Up: Wesley Chambers, 'The Cloud Factory', Derbyshire
#4
Your View Commended: Peter North, 'Deer In Dawn Mist', Hertfordshire
#5
Black And White Commended: David Kidwell, 'Tree In Stythwaite Meadow', Cumbria
#6
Your View Commended: Adrian Mills, 'West Pier Starlings', East Sussex
#7
Historic Britain Commended: Gavin Crozier, 'Kilchurn Castle', The Highlands
#8
Black And White Winner: Neil Burnell, 'Fantasy', Devon
#9
Your View Commended: Will Milner, 'Mirkwood', Buckinghamshire
#10
Black And White Commended: Jamie Williamson, 'Shaped By Wind And Wave', North Ayrshire
#11
Your View Commended: Ross Hoddinott, 'White And Warm', Devon
#12
Youth Lpoty Winner: Joshua Elphick, 'Counting Sheep', Sussex
#13
Black And White Commended: Alan Storey, 'Fog On The Tyne', Tyne And Wear
#14
Classic View Commended: Drew Buckley, 'Sugarloaf', Brecon Beacons
#15
Urban Life Commended: Amanda Cook, 'The Bellow At Kingston', London
#16
Your View Commended: Gary Waidson, 'Castlerigg Circle Of Light', Cumbria
#17
Urban Life Winner: George Robertson, 'Got You', Glasgow
#18
Black And White Commended: Tim Walton, 'Strabeg Bothy', Highland
#19
Changing Landscapes Commended: John Hayward, 'Ironbridge Cooling Towers Demolition', Shropshire
#20
Classic View Runner Up: Miguel Pilgrim, 'Seven Sisters Cliffs,' East Sussex
#21
Classic View Commended: Neil Burnell, 'Pillars', Devon
#22
Classic View Highly Commended: Chris Gorman, 'Majestic Winter', Highland
#23
Classic View Commended: David Andrews, 'Herringfleet Frosty Sunrise', Suffolk
#24
Historic Britain Winner: Graham Mackay, 'Wallace Monument From The Banks Of The Forth', Stirlingshire
#25
Classic View Winner: Leigh Dorey, ' Roman Road', Dorset
#26
Your View Commended: Daniel Kenealy, 'Good Morning Buachaille Etive Mòr', The Highlands
Stella Johnson 4 years ago
what a beautiful jigsaw this would make. And the time to put it together. WOW!!!!
#27
Black And White Commended: Frans Van Hoogstraten, 'Totternish Ridge', Isle Of Skye
#28
Classic View Commended: Mark Whitmarsh, 'Misty Sunrise, Colmer's Hill', Dorset
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Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 4 years ago
I could not agree more! I would take content like this any day over "Disney Princesses Re-imagined as Millennials in the Midst of an Existential Crisis."
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BoredDragon 4 years ago (edited)
Holy heck. Did anyone else make it through all of those? 116 pictures...😓
Russell Ellwardt 4 years ago
Hum. Many of these look so heavily photoshopped that they can hardly be called photos any more. Reminds me of the kitschy fantasy images on posters that teenagers put up in their rooms. Disappointing. I had expected more from this collection.
RoseTheMad 4 years ago
I did art/photography in college. You'd be insane to think that people would submit the raw images. Generally all photographs will be edited, even if its just the shadows and highlights to give the picture extra depth. It would be great to see the raw images, but I can definitely still appreciate these. Not to mention, appreciate the skill in using photo editing software because honestly, to properly use photoshop to its full potential does take some real learning. Though I guess there are some newer softwares that make it easier to add some brightness etc, but these are maybe not as advanced.
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Nathan Asher 3 years ago
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Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 4 years ago
I could not agree more! I would take content like this any day over "Disney Princesses Re-imagined as Millennials in the Midst of an Existential Crisis."
Load More Replies... BoredDragon 4 years ago (edited)
Holy heck. Did anyone else make it through all of those? 116 pictures...😓
Russell Ellwardt 4 years ago
Hum. Many of these look so heavily photoshopped that they can hardly be called photos any more. Reminds me of the kitschy fantasy images on posters that teenagers put up in their rooms. Disappointing. I had expected more from this collection.
RoseTheMad 4 years ago
I did art/photography in college. You'd be insane to think that people would submit the raw images. Generally all photographs will be edited, even if its just the shadows and highlights to give the picture extra depth. It would be great to see the raw images, but I can definitely still appreciate these. Not to mention, appreciate the skill in using photo editing software because honestly, to properly use photoshop to its full potential does take some real learning. Though I guess there are some newer softwares that make it easier to add some brightness etc, but these are maybe not as advanced.
Load More Replies... Nathan Asher 3 years ago
Visit this blog to know about the landscape photographer of the year in detail. I enjoyed reading this article. You would get the best review over here and would suggest others too. I like how you have researched and presented these exact points so clearly. I never thought will get to visit this https://showcaselandscapinginc.com/ oh, has some nice content for everyone
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