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نشر في: السبت,22 أبريل , 2017 5:14م

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This amazing image by Tim Harvey - Rocquaine Bay During a Winter Storm - taken in Guernsey, Channel Islands, won the Landscape Photographer of the Year - Classic View Category in 2011

This picture is called Mist And Reflections and was taken in Crummock Water, Cumbria. It made Tony Bennett Landscape Photographer of the Year in 2013 and was also the Overall Adult Winner

Chris Prescott took this snap - Danny MacAskill on the Inaccessible Pinnacle - on the Isle of Skye and the gong for Landscape Photographer of the Year - Living the View 2015 followed

Storm Brewing, by Fan Fu, taken in Tynemouth, wowed the judges and it won him Landscape Photographer of the Year - Classic View 2008

Simon Park's The Wave, taken in Douglas, Isle of Man, was so striking it was declared Landscape Photographer of the Year - Classic View Category Winner 2012

Tony Howell's Beech Tree Roots, taken in Avebury, Wiltshire, got the Landscape Photographer of the Year - Your View 2011 gong

Called The Humber Bridge, this picture by Duncan McMillan of the famous East Yorkshire structure disappearing into a cloud bank was the Landscape Photographer of the Year - Your View 2008 winner

Shelter From The Storm, taken in Loch Stack, Sutherland, Scotland, was the Landscape Photographer of the Year - Classic View 2016 winner

Jon Gibbs' Storm over Scroby Sands Wind Farm, taken in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, was Landscape Photographer of the Year - Adult Category Overall Winner 2007

Here you're looking at the Landscape Photographer of the Year - Classic View 2013 Winner. It's called Windy Knoll and was taken by John Finney in Castleton, Derbyshire

It's one of the most photographed natural sights in Britain, but Bob McCallion's shot, Mystical Morning, captures Northern Ireland's Dark Hedges in a unique way.  The image was Landscape Photographer of the Year - Living the View Category Winner 2013

Ian Taylor's The Ref's An Angel, taken in Gateshead, Tyne & Wear, was the Landscape Photographer of the Year - Living the View 2015 winner

Pictures don't come much more dramatic than Demolition by Lesley Smith. It shows the Red Road Flats in Glasgow being taken down and was Landscape Photographer of the Year - Urban View Category Winner 2016

Paul Mitchell's South Gare, taken in Teesside, England, was the Landscape Photographer of the Year - Urban View Category Winner 2015

The Landscape Photographer of the Year - Classic View 2011 category contained this gem taken in Scotland by Peter Ribbeck, simply called Knapps Loch.

The book is a celebration of the 10th anniversary of the Landscape Photographer of the Year award featuring winners from all categories and all overall winners from the past 10 years - a visually stunning compendium of the best of British landscape photography

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