by Wilf James | Jan 7, 2019 | competition, Photography, Wildlife
The Wildlife Photographer of the Year run by The Natural History Museum, London, was founded in 1965 by BBC and it is now in it’s 53rd year. It is open to everyone and of all ages. I have selected the above image taken by Arshdeep Singh from India who is the under 10 year old category winner for 2018, it is not only a great image but it is encouraging to see the talent of someone so young with a photographic eye and the knowledge to think through the shot.
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by Wilf James | Dec 18, 2018 | competition, Photography, Travel
Celebrating The World In ImagesOne of the most important things to do in photography is to get out there with your camera and take photographs, for me the next important thing is to get inspiration and new ideas, there is nothing like studying high quality images,...
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by Wilf James | Sep 18, 2018 | competition
The Comedy Wildlife Awards are at it again, you know all those lovely cute funny cat pictures you love, well these guys take that to a whole new level and raise money towards wildlife conservation and, give you a good laugh into the bargain.
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by Wilf James | Jan 9, 2017 | competition
From fiery lava flows to a magical, snow-swirled New York street scene that echoes an impressionist painting and from the imperious gaze of an elusive, endangered Iberian lynx to wonderfully minimalist images of West Kirby, England, the winning images in the 2016 international Travel Photographer of the Year awards (TPOTY) have been revealed, and they are stunning.
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by Wilf James | Aug 1, 2016 | competition, Macro
The winner of the IGPOTY 10 Macro Art Photo Project is George Pantazis with his shot ‘Embryo’ (above) taken in his home town of Mouttagiaka in Limassol, Cyprus. He embarked on a photoshoot around his house one morning and only discovered the significance...
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by Wilf James | Feb 18, 2014 | Adventure, Articles, competition, Photography
Over the past seven years IGPOTY have championed a competition of such a high standard that photographers from around the world submit their images in the hope that theirs will be “the one” to win.
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