Richard Costin
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Les British Wildlife Photography Awards 2015 sont attribués à...
... des oiseaux, des serpents, des biches et autres charmantes petites bêtes made in Great Britain. Plus sérieusement, le grand gagnant s'appelle Barry Williams. Il a été récompensé pour son cliché de fous de Bassan, pris en Ecosse, sur les îles Shetland. Les British Wildlife Awards, qui existent depuis 2009, récompensent les photographes exerçant au Royaume-Uni et travaillant à mettre en valeur la diversité et la beauté de son patrimoine naturel. Et quel patrimoine ! Jugez plutôt...
Animal portrait winner : Common lezard, Surrey, England, William Harvey
Animal Portraits Highly Commended : Tranquil Dawn, Mute swan, Derbyshire, England, Andrew Parkinson.
Animal Portraits Highly C... - Concours
2016 British Wildlife Photography Awards
The 2016 awards are open for entries !
Your chance to win a prestigious award, with cash prize of £5,000 and reach millions through national exposure. Help raise awareness about British wildlife and celebrate our natural heritage. Winners and commended entrants will have their work showcased in a touring exhibition and stunning book, and will be invited to an exclusive awards ceremony, hosted by naturalist and TV presenter Mark Carwardine.
The overall prize fund worth up to £20,000 fund from lead sponsor Canon includes a cash first prize of £5,000 and Canon cameras. See all the prizes here.
It is a celebration of British wildlife as well as a showcase for photographers and videographers, both amateur and professional.
Find out more about how to enter here ...
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... des oiseaux, des serpents, des biches et autres charmantes petites bêtes made in Great Britain. Plus sérieusement, le grand gagnant s'appelle Barry Williams. Il a été récompensé pour son cliché de fous de Bassan, pris en Ecosse, sur les îles Shetland. Les British Wildlife Awards, qui existent depuis 2009, récompensent les photographes exerçant au Royaume-Uni et travaillant à mettre en valeur la diversité et la beauté de son patrimoine naturel. Et quel patrimoine ! Jugez plutôt...
Animal portrait winner : Common lezard, Surrey, England, William Harvey
Animal Portraits Highly Commended : Tranquil Dawn, Mute swan, Derbyshire, England, Andrew Parkinson.
Animal Portraits Highly C...
The 2016 awards are open for entries !
Your chance to win a prestigious award, with cash prize of £5,000 and reach millions through national exposure. Help raise awareness about British wildlife and celebrate our natural heritage. Winners and commended entrants will have their work showcased in a touring exhibition and stunning book, and will be invited to an exclusive awards ceremony, hosted by naturalist and TV presenter Mark Carwardine.
The overall prize fund worth up to £20,000 fund from lead sponsor Canon includes a cash first prize of £5,000 and Canon cameras. See all the prizes here.
It is a celebration of British wildlife as well as a showcase for photographers and videographers, both amateur and professional.
Find out more about how to enter here ...