The Lavenderworld Landscape Photography Competition

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Photographers are being urged to enter the Take a View Landscape Photographer of the Year Award which is now open for entries – with £10,000 up for grabs for the winner.

Entrants have until 15 July to enter the 2012 Award by submitting their photographs of the British landscape. The competition is open to all and entrants can enter up to 25 photographs across four categories.

The award, which was dreamt up by international landscape photographer Charlie Waite, has a total prize fund worth £20,000 on ...

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Congratulations to all the photographers that shared their amazing work in this gallery. Waterfalls are a small sample of nature’s beauty and power, as represented by the following selection.

A special thanks to celebrity photographer David J. Nightingale for judging the contest and choosing the following winners:

Congratulations to Jhonk83776 winner of the Pro Tripod and the Zeikos memory card wallet with photo “Yosemite falls”

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We have just received word of the winners of the Landscape Photography competition from judge, Harold Davis. Here is what he had to say:

Judging the landscape photography contest organized by Light Stalking has proved to be no easy task due to the formidable quality of the entries. The winning three photographers were to receive a copy of my Creative Landscapes: Digital Photography Tips & Techniques courtesy of the publisher, Wiley Publishing. ...

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Well the Landscape photography competition has closed and now the judge, Harold Davis has been locked in a dark and gloomy room, cut off from the world while he makes his final decision on which photographs will make it into the top 3.

Of course, the top 3 entries will get a copy of Harold’s latest book, Creative Landscapes which is already going wild on Amazon with an average customer review of 5 stars!

photo © 2007 Per Ola Wiberg | more info (via: Wylio)

Before we locked him away, we received this ...

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It’s time for another competition! We had been thinking of it for a while and quite by chance, friend of Light Stalking and prolific photography author, Harold Davis dropped us a line about his new book, Creative Landscapes. Well then he and his publisher thought it might be a good idea to give away some copies and at almost the same time, Wanda from the My Winners group over at Flickr told us that it’s time we had a competition. So we got the message and that’s what we’re doing!

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Enter striking, original and beautiful landscape photographs taken anywhere in the world.

Prizes:

• Grand prize for a series of 2011 contests: Canon EOS 60D Digital SLR camera
• Winner: $100 Amazon Gift Voucher
• Two Runners up: $25 Amazon Gift Voucher

How to enter this landscape photo competition

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Now in its fifth successful year, the Take a view - Landscape Photographer of the Year Awards is open for entries and you have until mid-July to upload your pictures for a chance to win £10,000. ‘Take a view’, the idea of renowned landscape photographer, Charlie Waite, is one of the nation’s most exciting photographic awards and the search for the 2011 winner is on.
Entrants have until 15th July to enter the 2011 Awards by submitting their photographs of the British landscape.
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From deserted beaches, remote mountains and windswept trees to major cities and industrial works, the ‘Take a view - Landscape Photographer of the Year Awards’ highlight the interaction between people and places that is so important for us all.

Charlie Waite, one of Britain’s best-loved landscape photographers and founder of Take a view, set up the Awards to provide an ongoing platform for capturing images that best symbolise our land and our times, which will stand as a record for the future. The ...

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In 1975 I was in California and stopped to visit Ansel Adams in Carmel, but I was way too intimidated to get out a camera and ask him to take his picture. This was Big Dome himself, and I was only a rank beginner. Me and my friend David Dearden shared some Minor White stories with Ansel, and we were soon on our way.

A few days later, I traveled up to San Francisco to photograph Imogen Cunningham. I stayed with some friends, and in the morning we went out for a walk in Sausalito: I ...

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