Published in THE TELEGRAPH today!!

[simonkit]

My sunrise photograph of Snowdon, chosen as Regional Winner (Wales) in the 2011 National Countryside Photography Competition, is published in THE TELEGRAPH newspaper today together with the other regional winners - here's a link to the electronic version

The National Countryside Photography Competition 2011: winners by region - Telegraph

Simon
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[Cuddy]

Not surprised it was picked Simon, the deer really adds to it.

 

[Just Dave]

Congrats Simon, fine shot, well done

 

[Just Dave]

the deer really adds to it.

I didnt see any dear,

 

[Mike.P]

Link with SIMONS picture and not the winner (deer in bluebells)

 

[simonkit]

The shot of the deer is a good one...there may perhaps be a reason it's on the front cover - I spent much of the day at St James's Palace with Kris Dutson who's a Pro Tog from Dorset, nice guy and a great portfolio. My photo is the Snowdonia sunrise one - I've added it here just to avoid any confusion

Simon

 

[arclight]

Looks like the wrong pic is being linked up somehow.

 

[simonkit]

Looks like the wrong pic is being linked up somehow.

All ten photographs in the electronic Telegraph article are "Regional Winners", one was selected as "overall winner" at the St James's Palace event this week which I thought wasn't going to be announced until The Great Yorkshire Show next week, by Prince Charles, although the printed version of the paper gives it away by only printing the overall winner, Kris's deer photo:shrug:

Simon

 

[Smeggypants]

Nice one Simon

 

[gazfy]

Congratulations, saw your image when you posted it on here... simply stunning shot.

 

[LauraJ23]

Thats a lovely picture, well done and congrats.

 

[Mike.P]

Meant to add .. great pic Simon, congrats


Hmmm, that Bluebell wood can't be far from me.

 

[sparker]

Many congratulations, fantastic picture.

 

[Seba]

Cracking shot and congratulations on being in the Telegraph. The best I've ever managed was a Ruby Walsh shot from Chelters Fest being in the CityAM paper.