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Cheryl Hamer: Wild Waves

‘Wild Waves’ – this shot was taken the same evening. I was immersed in the water in my wellies and got a bit over enthusiastic – went out a bit deep and got very very wet feet! It was so worth it...

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Deborah Hughes: Leaf Litter

What’s left as litter decomposes into next spring’s musical.

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Beata Moore: Primeval Forest

The forest in mist of fog is what I truly love to photograph as it suddenly gains this mysterious quality, therefore I was over the moon in Tenerife, when the low cloud descended into a wonderful pine...

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Lizzie Shepherd: Grasses

I have found myself becoming increasingly fascinated by the various kinds of grasses to be found, both here and abroad, and I really can’t resist trying to capture something of their beauty. This was a...

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Jeanie Lazenby: Cold Start

Black Mount across Lochan Na h’achlaise on a rather cold morning when were heading up to the Isle of Skye. A stop in Glencoe/Rannoch Moor is “compulsary” when heading to the Misty Isle, but made even...

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Susan Rowe: Saltburn by the Sea

The pier at Saltburn is a well known landmark on the North East coast and a favourite location for photographers. I went there on a damp January afternoon with the prospect of the rain stopping and it...

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Samantha Gibbons: Flaming Rum

Taken  at Dawn on on my second trip to the Isle of Eigg. I think on both visits to Eigg this was the best sunrise we saw. This side of the Island is generally best at sunset, but if the morning sky is...

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Sarah Medway: Bough Beech – Calm

Bough Beech Reservoir in Kent is a wildlife sanctuary and popular with bird watchers. It’s a favourite haunt for me too as an ever changing landscape. The evening I took this all the birds had left for...

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Deborah Hughes: Water Works

Rushing water mesmerizes and draws the lens to join its dance with gravity and light.  

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Helen Dixon: Soaring Above The Waves

This shot was taken on the morning after the famous ‘ St Jude Storm’. The swell was huge and the waves crashed into Godrevy Island from all angles. The seagulls soaring overhead were an added bonus, I...

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Sue Bishop: Yosemite Waterfall

It was late afternoon when I arrived at this waterfall in Yosemite national park, and luckily for me the sun was at just the right angle to make this part of the rock face gleam gold. Although I did...

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Asmita Kapadia: Dawn at Eastbourne, England

Far from idyllic conditions, but Eastbourne and its surrounding areas are beautiful for landscape photography.  A storm was coming in fast; this this was one of three long exposure images, with a...

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Linda Wevill: Sunset at Porth Nanven

This image was taken at Porth Nanven on the west coast of Cornwall at sunset.  It had been misty all day and, luckily, the sun came out for about 10 minutes to enable this shot to be captured.  The...

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Vanda Ralevska: As The Mist Falls

It was one of those mornings when you want to stop the time, let the mist linger on for a little bit longer and enjoy the amber glow of the sun finding its way through the ethereal landscape…  

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Rachael Talibart: Storm over Nantucket

This was my first experience of shooting lightning.  The constant barrage of impressive arcs over two, battery-draining hours made it hard not to capture at least one strike.  I was delighted to have...

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Karen Frenkel: Camusdarach Beach

Camusdarach Beach near Morar, N.W. Scotland. This is a beautiful beach and it’s no wonder it was used as the setting for the film Local Hero. Here the sun is setting over the distinctive islands of...

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Astrid McGechan: Beech Trees

The famous Beech Tree Avenue in Dorset is an impressive sight to behold. I visited during autumn in the hope of catching some colours. But it was the regimented lines along the road and the shapes of...

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Michela Griffith: What Lies Beneath II

It seems hard to believe that this image was made last April. This winter has been so mild that we haven’t even had a proper covering of snow, but in 2013 it was not so much the quantity as the way...

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Marianthi Lainas: Light Reflected

The lighthouse at New Brighton is an extremely popular subject for photographers and it dominates the skyline.  It’s also a challenge to make new and hopefully interesting compositions, so on this...

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Deborah Hughes: Water Works

Rushing water mesmerizes and draws the lens to join its dance with gravity and light.  

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