Scottish Natural Photography Award 2024

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April 1, 2025

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Nikki Günz-Jons has won the prize with golden rain drops. Nicky is in the orken of the scene from the Longley JIO.

Nicky Günes-Jons Fulmar is sitting in a golden light on a cement window. There are rain drops that are converted to gold by sunlight. — Nikki Günz-Jons has won the prize with golden rain drops. Nicky is in the orken of the scene from the Longley JIO.

The 15th annual winner of the Scottish Natural Photography Award has been announced.

Nicky Günes-Jons, who lives in an orkney, won the main prize for a picture of Fulmar in rainy rain on a cold day in December.

“The middle of the day and the sun is low in the sky,” he said.

“I wanted something special in despair in the moments when the winter lights of the Ryking produced deep shadows and excellent golden tone,” Nikki said.

Kiran Simpson has won the Scottish Photographer’s Prize for the Scottish Year’s Office.

Kiran Simpson Robin has spread when it rises from water and leaves the waves on the Earth's surface. — Kiran Simpson has won the Scottish Photographer’s Prize for the Scottish Year’s Office.

Pictured by Pafin was part of a portfolio who won the student award.

Callum McKenzie Paffin is opened on the left as if it shout at the opposite Paffin. Bird grains have bright colors - red, blue and yellow. They are sitting on the top of a cement stone, the blue sea in the background. — Pictured by Pafin was part of a portfolio who won the student award.

Douglas Bruce climbed the evening lights in the sea scene section, which was taken in Luskintir in Harris.

Douglas Bruce extends a large area of dust, dust, dust, dust, dust, dust and garbage to a blue sea. The evening light lights a dust line. — Douglas Bruce climbed the evening lights in the sea scene section, which was taken in Luskintir in Harris.

Anthony Robson’s paved paradise was awarded to his car-appointment. The photo was taken in Edinburgh.

Anthony Robson's photo was taken from inside a concrete building, which has an open place that drops natural light into the bottom. — Anthony Robson’s paved paradise was awarded to his car-appointment. The photo was taken in Edinburgh.

He was a vegetation award for James Linott, whose image was called deep sea oil.

James Linot trembling long long sea oils underwater. The upper light makes the water look light blue. — He was a vegetation award for James Linott, whose image was called deep sea oil.

Brian Nichosen’s research on a frozen Gladhaus warehouse in Middlelothy in the natural abstract.

Balqi Brian Nichosen looks like a white circle on the frozen surface of the wrinkle. There are some green ice in frozen ice. — Brian Nichosen’s research on a frozen Gladhaus warehouse in Middlelothy in the natural abstract.

Adenburg filmmaker Richard Nichos won a video with a short film called July 19, 2022, which watches climate change and Scotland.

On the hottest day of Scotland in Edinburgh, he was photographed when he encouraged high temperatures to start a climate crisis.

Richard Nichos concerned about climate change inspiration to make a film

Richard Nicholes is a unproductive view of yellow land with mountains, clouds and blue sky in the background — Richard Nichos concerned about climate change inspiration to make a film

The film will journey with the Pytland action team in Naturescott to raise more awareness of the need to restore the black land.

Photographed of the Rurid Michel environmental classroom, which was won by a dead ganet, was taken in a fishing machine on the island of Nous in Shetland.

Rurid Mitchel three ganets on the surface of a sea stone. Below is complicated in the fishing rope, Ganet is dead and mixed. — Photographed of the Rurid Michel environmental classroom, which was won by a dead ganet, was taken in a fishing machine on the island of Nous in Shetland.

John Cobham won the Behavior’s Award with a nutritional attack. The photo was taken while John was on holiday in Ardanomurchan.

John Cobham has collected about 20 drieds on a tree surface. Four small small mushrooms grow from the tree. — John Cobham won the Behavior’s Award with a nutritional attack. The photo was taken while John was on holiday in Ardanomurchan.

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