British Wildlife Photography Awards

Today the results of the British Wildlife Photography Awards have been announced, you can see the winners here: http://www.bwpawards.org/

I’m chuffed to say that the image I entered made it through to the final 170 photos and features in the book! It’s the first time I’ve entered so I’m really honoured that my image, taken just up the road on my local patch, did so well.

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You can purchase a copy of the book by clicking on the image below:

 

Congratulations to all the winners, a stunning collection of British wildlife photography – well done all!

 

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