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Brighton 'tornado of starlings' photograph scoops top award Brighton 'tornado of starlings' photograph scoops top award
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An image of starlings flying around the remains of Brighton's West Pier has been awarded the top prize in the Landscape Photographer of the Year awards.An image of starlings flying around the remains of Brighton's West Pier has been awarded the top prize in the Landscape Photographer of the Year awards.
The shot by Matthew Cattell, from Bracknell, Berkshire, was likened by judges to the tornado in the Wizard of Oz movie.The shot by Matthew Cattell, from Bracknell, Berkshire, was likened by judges to the tornado in the Wizard of Oz movie.
It beat thousands of submissions to win the overall title.It beat thousands of submissions to win the overall title.
Founder of the awards Charlie Waite described it as an "intriguing image".Founder of the awards Charlie Waite described it as an "intriguing image".
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"The sense of movement is palpable in Matthew's photograph and you really feel what it would have been like to stand beside him," Mr Waite said."The sense of movement is palpable in Matthew's photograph and you really feel what it would have been like to stand beside him," Mr Waite said.
"The starlings seem to be swirling around the iconic remains of Brighton's West Pier in a manner reminiscent of the tornado in the Wizard of Oz.""The starlings seem to be swirling around the iconic remains of Brighton's West Pier in a manner reminiscent of the tornado in the Wizard of Oz."
A view of a cottage in the Scottish Highlands, a walker on a ridge in Derbyshire's Peak District, a railway viaduct in the Yorkshire Dales, Storm Imogen at Newhaven, East Sussex, and flats being demolished in Glasgow were among the category winners in the Take A View Landscape Photographer of the Year competition, which is in its third year.A view of a cottage in the Scottish Highlands, a walker on a ridge in Derbyshire's Peak District, a railway viaduct in the Yorkshire Dales, Storm Imogen at Newhaven, East Sussex, and flats being demolished in Glasgow were among the category winners in the Take A View Landscape Photographer of the Year competition, which is in its third year.
Shots of Caister-on-Sea in Norfolk and Silverdale in Lancashire also won categories.Shots of Caister-on-Sea in Norfolk and Silverdale in Lancashire also won categories.
Hannah Faith Jackson, 15, from Strathaven, South Lanarkshire, won the Young Landscape Photographer of the Year award for her shot of the reflections in a Glasgow bar window.Hannah Faith Jackson, 15, from Strathaven, South Lanarkshire, won the Young Landscape Photographer of the Year award for her shot of the reflections in a Glasgow bar window.
An exhibition of winning entries will be held at London Waterloo station from 21 November.An exhibition of winning entries will be held at London Waterloo station from 21 November.