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British Wildlife Photography Awards: 2018 competition open |
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The British Wildlife Photography Awards 2018 are now open for
entries.
Be part of a competition and community that is supported by the UK's
major conservation charities and celebrates excellence in wildlife
photography. Little Owl by Ian Watson What can you win? Win a prestigious award and prize from a prize fund worth up to
£20,000, including £5,000 cash for the overall winner and camera kit
from lead sponsor Canon, vouchers towards clothing and holidays. New this year: Wildlife Worldwide are delighted to be sponsoring the
Habitat category in the BWPA and will provide the lucky winner with a
place on one of their dedicated wildlife photography tours – full
details of the prize to be announced soon. Your photos could be featured in a touring exhibition launching in
London that reaches millions across the UK through National Media and a
beautiful book published by Ammonite Press. CJS is delighted to be sponsoring the Botanical Britain category
once again. This category includes botanical subjects photographed
in Britain, including: trees, plants, flowers, fungi and algae. Capture
the essence, beauty and diversity of the botanical world, whether
close-up, macro or as part of a wider scene. Read about the
categories here. Be inspired by recent winners,
photos and
videos Enter now: Read the rules and submit your entries at
www.bwpawards.org.uk
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British
Wildlife Photography Awards - The leading competition for British
wildlife photography
All
ages are welcome. Whether a characterful animal portrait, interesting
behaviour, animals in their habitat, the secret world in the
undergrowth, coastal and marine creatures, or atmospheric woodland
scenes we want to see your pictures and films. Help us raise awareness
about our wonderful natural heritage and encourage discovery and
conservation.
