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Most of us would probably agree that living through these difficult times, it’s quite easy to forget how spectacular and mesmerizing the world we live in truly is. Luckily, we’ve got a lot of talented artists and annual photography contests, such as the Landscape Photographer of the Year competition, that do a very good job of reminding us of all these things.

For the 13th time, this year’s Landscape Photographer of the Year competition invited both professional and amateur photographers to celebrate the mesmerizing landscape of the United Kingdom. The contest has four categories as well as the youth competition for photographers aged 18 or under. The winner of the whole contest gets awarded the prestigious title “Landscape Photographer of the Year 2020” and £10,000. In addition, there are also prizes of £1000 and £500 for the images judged the best and second-best in each of four categories. The best photographer in the youth competition becomes the “Young Landscape Photographer of the Year 2020” and wins £1,000.

With that being said, Bored Panda invites you to look through some of the most spectacular shots from the Landscape Photographer of the Year competition 2020.

More info: lpoty.co.uk#1 

Your View Winner: Aleks Gjika, ‘Drama At The Lighthouse’, Wales

Aleks Gjika Report83pointsPOST

Christophe Beunens4 days ago

waaaaw. This is my absolute winner. A wall of water hitting the light house. Fabuleous9ReplyView more comments#2 

Your View Commended: Michael Johnston, ‘Beech Tree Avenue’, Aberdeenshire

Michael Johnston Report74pointsPOST

Sundew3 days ago

It looks like an enchanted forest!9ReplyView More Replies…View more comments#3 

Changing Landscapes Runner Up: Wesley Chambers, ‘The Cloud Factory’, Derbyshire

Wesley Chambers Report50pointsPOST

BoredDragon3 days ago

For a second, I thought that the factory was a boat7ReplyView more comments#4 

Black And White Commended: David Kidwell, ‘Tree In Stythwaite Meadow’, Cumbria

David Kidwell Report48pointsPOST

Bardhi’s Dad2 days ago

Looks idyllic2ReplyView more commentshttps://734795933bd7ee77076cdff582b82603.safeframe.googlesyndication.com/safeframe/1-0-37/html/container.html#5 

Your View Commended: Adrian Mills, ‘West Pier Starlings’, East Sussex

Adrian Mills Report47pointsPOST

Maryam Abdur-Rahim4 days ago

:O3ReplyView More Replies…View more comments#6 

Your View Commended: Peter North, ‘Deer In Dawn Mist’, Hertfordshire

Peter North Report47pointsPOST

Maryam Abdur-Rahim4 days ago

This has the right amount of nature and wildlife.2ReplyView More Replies…View more comments#7 

Historic Britain Commended: Gavin Crozier, ‘Kilchurn Castle’, The Highlands

Gavin Crozier Report46pointsPOST

catslave63 days ago

Cold.1ReplyView more comments#8 

Black And White Winner: Neil Burnell, ‘Fantasy’, Devon

Neil Burnell Report44pointsPOST

Bardhi’s Dad2 days ago

This really looks like fantasy, or dream1ReplyView more commentshttps://734795933bd7ee77076cdff582b82603.safeframe.googlesyndication.com/safeframe/1-0-37/html/container.html#9 

Your View Commended: Ross Hoddinott, ‘White And Warm’, Devon

Ross Hoddinott Report43pointsPOST

Loretta Davila3 days ago

I love this!!!4ReplyView More Replies…View more comments#10 

Your View Commended: Will Milner, ‘Mirkwood’, Buckinghamshire

Will Milner Report43pointsPOST

Astrid Nineor3 days ago

*Waits for the LOTR reference*6ReplyView More Replies…View more comments#11 

Youth Lpoty Winner: Joshua Elphick, ‘Counting Sheep’, Sussex

Joshua Elphick Report42pointsPOST

Misty Mills4 days ago

This looks so sad to me7ReplyView More Replies…View more comments#12 

Black And White Commended: Jamie Williamson, ‘Shaped By Wind And Wave’, North Ayrshire

Jamie Williamson Report42pointsPOST

Sundew3 days ago

Looks like a book cover5ReplyView More Replies…View more comments#13 

Black And White Commended: Alan Storey, ‘Fog On The Tyne’, Tyne And Wear

Alan Storey Report37pointsPOST

bro momento4 days ago

like a scene from a fantasy movie5ReplyView More Replies…View more comments#14 

Classic View Commended: Drew Buckley, ‘Sugarloaf’, Brecon Beacons

Drew Buckley Report36pointsPOST

Astrid Nineor3 days ago

Been in that area. Wonderful picture5ReplyView more comments#15 

Urban Life Commended: Amanda Cook, ‘The Bellow At Kingston’, London

Amanda Cook Report36pointsPOST

Jeannine Pope2 days ago

Such a classic British image!0Reply#16 

Your View Commended: Gary Waidson, ‘Castlerigg Circle Of Light’, Cumbria

Gary Waidson Report36pointsPOST

Full Name3 days ago

This one takes practical as well as photoshop skills. Either a composite or a long exposure while he walked around with a flash in his hand doing pops on each stone. Good work.3ReplyView more comments#17 

Urban Life Winner: George Robertson, ‘Got You’, Glasgow

George Robertson Report35pointsPOST

catslave63 days ago

Kinda scary….2ReplyView more comments#18 

Black And White Commended: Tim Walton, ‘Strabeg Bothy’, Highland

Tim Walton Report35pointsPOST

catslave63 days ago

Lovely view while washing dishes.5ReplyView more comments#19 

Classic View Runner Up: Miguel Pilgrim, ‘Seven Sisters Cliffs,’ East Sussex

Miguel Pilgrim Report34pointsPOST

Ray Heap4 days ago

That looks like a Turner painting.6ReplyView More Replies…View more comments#20 

Changing Landscapes Commended: John Hayward, ‘Ironbridge Cooling Towers Demolition’, Shropshire

John Hayward Report33pointsPOST

Maryam Abdur-Rahim4 days ago

This is why you don’t smoke at a gas station.4ReplyView more comments#21 

Classic View Commended: Neil Burnell, ‘Pillars’, Devon

Neil Burnell Report32pointsPOST

s. vitkovitsky3 days ago

Harry Potter’s forest.3Reply#22 

Classic View Commended: David Andrews, ‘Herringfleet Frosty Sunrise’, Suffolk

David Andrews Report31pointsPOST

Jeannine Pope2 days ago

A Dutch feel in Britain.1Reply#23 

Classic View Highly Commended: Chris Gorman, ‘Majestic Winter’, Highland

Chris Gorman Report30pointsPOST

Katy McMouse3 days ago

I’d kill to live in the Highlands.2ReplyView More Replies…View more comments#24 

Historic Britain Winner: Graham Mackay, ‘Wallace Monument From The Banks Of The Forth’, Stirlingshire

Graham Mackay Report28pointsPOST

catslave63 days ago

Lovely muted colors.2Reply#25 

Classic View Winner: Leigh Dorey, ‘ Roman Road’, Dorset

Leigh Dorey Report25pointsPOST

Joe S4 days ago

This one is really strong5ReplyView More Replies…View more comments#26 

Your View Commended: Daniel Kenealy, ‘Good Morning Buachaille Etive Mòr’, The Highlands

Daniel Kenealy Report25pointsPOST

Stella Johnson3 days ago

what a beautiful jigsaw this would make. And the time to put it together. WOW!!!!5ReplyView More Replies…#27 

Black And White Commended: Frans Van Hoogstraten, ‘Totternish Ridge’, Isle Of Skye

Frans van Hoogstraten Report24pointsPOST

BoredDragon3 days ago

Ooooooooooo1Reply#28 

Classic View Commended: Mark Whitmarsh, ‘Misty Sunrise, Colmer’s Hill’, Dorset

Mark Whitmarsh Report24pointsPOST

BoredDragon3 days ago(edited)

It’s so pretty and magical…3Reply#29 

Black And White Commended: Graham Norton, ‘Lonely Walk’, Berkshire

Graham Norton Report23pointsPOST#30 

Black And White Commended: Tracey Whitefoot, ‘Winter Sketch’, Nottinghamshire

Tracey Whitefoot Report23pointsPOST

catslave63 days ago

Great composition.2Reply

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