Photo Competition
Congratulations to all winners of our monthly Photo Competition, and many thanks to all of you who keep sending in many beautiful photographs! The winning photographs below are credited to the photographer, with the winning month.
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Photo Competition Winner - April '12 by Kathleen Kerr
- Judged by
- Paul Goldstein
- Trip code
- PSG
- Countries Visited
- Antarctica, Falklands, South Georgia
- Winner
- April 2012
Magnificent shape, fantastic composition and the sort of shot I would like in a brochure as all the ingredients are there plus some balmy weather. The difficulty with Antarctica is originality, as everything is so breathtaking. The photographer has originality in spades and even the foreground is permitted with those lovely reflections. This berg has perhaps waited for about 20,000 years to be photographed, good job she didn’t mess it up.
Previous Winning entries
Magnificent shape, fantastic composition and the sort of shot I would like in a brochure as all the ingredients are there plus some balmy weather. The difficulty with Antarctica is originality, as eve…
Ralph Snook knows a little something about winning these monthly photo competitions but he has outdone himself here. He's given us mist, atmosphere, action and symmetry - all in one shot. An easy winn…
Just a few kites’ is the benign description of this image which horribly short-changes the photographer. The colours are gorgeous, the scale immaterial and the aesthetic appeal huge. Not easy to mak…
These are incredibly difficult shots to pull off, yet this has been well conceived and brilliantly executed. It is also a candid representation, someone is clearly recounting a story and all the atten…
I have seen thousands of Indian sunsets, they rarely short-change, this certainly does not. It has the primary ingredients of colour, silhouette, and composition but it is the questionning nature of t…
