The best of Landscape Photographer of the Year 2012

The annual competition to highlight the best amateur and professional landscape photographers in Britain has provided the usual array of spectacular, inspiring images. The 2012 exhibition of winning and commended entries will be held at London's National Theatre for eight weeks from November 12. The awards, along with a book of the same name, celebrate 'the landscapes of the United Kingdom...  from salt marshes, chalk cliffs and ancient woodland, to historic villages, parklands and cityscapes'.

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  1. Lindisfarne, Northumberland: David Byrne
  2. Lindisfarne, Northumberland: Gary Waidson
  3. Marleycombe Hill, Wiltshire: Ken Leslie
  6. The New Forest, Hampshire: Like many committed photographers, David Baker was up before dawn to take this glorious early morning shot in the New Forest. His image was declared the winner of the Your V
  8. Man in the Fog by Stephen Colbrook, Oxford, England (Overall Young Photographer of the Year Winner): Stephen said his photo helped draw the viewer in throughn the
  12. The Royal Crescent, Bath: The shaft of glorious late-afternoon light which illuminates Alex Hare
  15. Delamere Forest, Cheshire: Another picture by overall winner David Byrne shows a spectacular group of trees, taken with a Nikkor 10-24mm lens. The picture was the winner of the
  16. Loch Achanalt, Strathbran, Scotland: Ian Cameron
  23. Needles Bravery, Isle of Wight: Matt Woods photographed this dramatic helicopter operation on a windy October afternoon, and was awarded first prize in the
  24. Landscape Photographer of the Year Collection 6 is out 31st October (AA Publishing) priced £25.

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