Landscape photographer of the year opens
Entries are invited for the Landscape Photographer of the Year competition


Entries are now being sought for the Landscape Photographer of the Year competition, which is in its sixth year and carries a first prize of £10,000. The total prize fund is £20,000 and entrants may submit up to 25 pictures across the four categories. There is also an under-16 competition. The winner of the sponsor Network Rail's ‘Lines in the Landscape' award will have the chance to inspect Britain's railways from the air in a helicopter. The closing date is July 15.
For details of how to enter, visit www.take-a-view.co.uk
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