Landscape Photographer of the Year: Collection 8

If you want to see the current state of the landscape photography talent we have in the UK at the moment this is the definitive guide on the subject. Published each year with image from the Take A View competition is truly is a stunning collection of images. Ranging from harsh, cold concrete and steel of the urban landscape to the stunning beauty of the British landscape. I'll open and honest and state up front that I was lucky enough to have an image selected for the book.For all intents and purposes it's basically a "Who's Who" of British landscape photographers, both full time professional and serious amateur. The book also includes amazing work by under 18's who will be the next generation of landscape photographers.If you want an amazing coffee table book of British outdoor photography, look no further.

This is a fantastic book with some amazing photographs. The only other thing I would say is that it's a good job they didn't put the photo that won the competition on the cover, or they'd have sold hardly any books at all. I can't for the life of me think why they chose the one they did, but hey, these things are all subjective, aren't they?

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The annual competition gives some wonderful photographs which are included in this book. This is something that U.S. on my Christmas list every year and never fails to give inspiration for the year ahead. It is, as always, a great, quality book, which I find I return to time and again. Well worth having in my opinion if you enjoy landscape photography.

Great Christmas gift !

These Landscape Photographer of the Year books are simply a joy to behold. The standard of the images is firs- class only and they provide inspiration to all photographers as well as just being great to browse through. They are simply stunning.

This years' winning images all seem very grey. Perhaps it's this years' trend ?However the standards are still very high ~ and this book is worth a look......

Beautiful book, well made and packed to the rafters with the best images taken around the UK. Not too sure about the overall winner but a belting book nonetheless.