Here are some of the best UK wildlife photos of 2012, honored in many categories.
The British Wildlife Photography Awards are held once a year to honor professional and amateur photographers.
Let’s take a look at the best photos from the 2012 price list:
The latest marine-themed award-winning photo by Matt Doggett.
“Deer in the Pine Forest” won the award for “Best Animal Portrait” from photographer Neil McIntyre.
Author Phil Jones won “Best Urban Wildlife Photography” for his “Starlings” photo.
This “Seagulls and Seabirds” photo won the Wildlife Behavior and Behavior Award. It is the work of photographer Amanda Hayes.
Author Jeremy Walker wins the Wild Forest category with his photo “The forest in autumn”.
The winner of the landscape life category belongs to the photo “Splitting lanes” by Stephen Powles.
The award-winning photographer in the documentary category belongs to Mark Hamblin with the theme of a new approach to rural economic development.
One option is for people to burn trees to create open fields, serving grouse shooting entertainment services.
Photo won for a young photographer under 12 – a kind of apricot by author William Briggs.
Photo won the Young Photographer (12-18) Award – Arctic Tern by Ashley Butterworth.
In addition, there are other impressive photos:
Photo “Gray seals swimming under a sea cave” by photographer Alexander Mustard.
“Free Jump” by Dale Sutton.
“Wild rabbit playing in the snow” by Jules Cox.
