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British Wildlife Photography Awards 2009 (BWPA)
18th November 2009
October saw this year’s results for the British Wildlife Photography Awards announced at Hoopers Gallery in London by TV naturalist Nick Baker. With the standard as high as ever Wildlife-Photography.com photographer Ross Hoddinott took the top spot as overall winner.
Ross’s intimate image of a damselfly caught the judge’s eye as the most striking and memorable image amongst the thousands of entries submitted. With pin-sharp clarity and expert composition he has managed to create a truly beautiful image of a creature we may all see at certain times of year.
Ross has been cultivating a fantastic reputation as one of the UK’s hottest wildlife photographers and has had work published by BBC Wildlife, National Trust and Outdoor Photography magazine to name but a few. You can see more of Ross’s work at www.wildlife-photography.com and www.rosshoddinott.co.uk.
Other award winners included Will Nicholls for Young British Wildlife Photographer with a fantastic portrait of a Red Squirrel and Ben Hall, another one the UK’s best nature photographers with a highly commended award for his photograph of Red Deer Stags rutting at dusk.
To see more of the category winners and learn more about one of the most exciting wildlife photography competitions around including how to enter for next year’s competition go to www.bwpawards.org.
Ross’s intimate image of a damselfly caught the judge’s eye as the most striking and memorable image amongst the thousands of entries submitted. With pin-sharp clarity and expert composition he has managed to create a truly beautiful image of a creature we may all see at certain times of year.
Ross has been cultivating a fantastic reputation as one of the UK’s hottest wildlife photographers and has had work published by BBC Wildlife, National Trust and Outdoor Photography magazine to name but a few. You can see more of Ross’s work at www.wildlife-photography.com and www.rosshoddinott.co.uk.
Other award winners included Will Nicholls for Young British Wildlife Photographer with a fantastic portrait of a Red Squirrel and Ben Hall, another one the UK’s best nature photographers with a highly commended award for his photograph of Red Deer Stags rutting at dusk.
To see more of the category winners and learn more about one of the most exciting wildlife photography competitions around including how to enter for next year’s competition go to www.bwpawards.org.
Ross Hoddinott Damselfy
