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Ladakh, India
‘An aerial view of a half-frozen Pangong Tso, an endorheic lake spanning eastern Ladakh and west Tibet.’
Photograph: Matt Hunt
Scarborough, UK
‘A cormorant basking in the morning sun.’
Photograph: Allan Charter
Willow Point, British Columbia, Canada
‘Two fishers at sunrise. The annual salmon run was in full swing near the Simms Creek and beach fishing by human fishers was as well. I was so focused on the fisher that only after seeing the photo did I notice the heron.’
Photograph: Graham Wallace
Kew Gardens, UK
‘I thought the early roses against the bright blue sky made for a stunning burst of colour.’
Photograph: Helena Gardiner
Connecticut, US
‘A northern harrier glides low over grassland hunting for food at Duck Marsh Preserve in Pomfret.’
Photograph: Nancy L Barrett
Santiago, Chile
‘Filling time waiting for our taxi to the airport from the very photogenic Hotel Magnolia.’
Photograph: John Main
Weston-super-Mare, UK
‘Back at the beginning of the month, the tidal range was quite high and here at the marine pool the built-up causeway creates a bridge that is used as a shortcut. But in another hour, the incoming tide will start to flow over this manmade dam and into the pool, and will eventually start to cover the safety railings.’
Photograph: Peter Norton
Gateshead, UK
‘Nesting kittiwakes at the Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art. I came to see the art and then discovered a viewing platform looking on to the birds nesting on the ledges.’
Photograph: Karen Rollison
Serengeti, Tanzania
‘Zebras on watch.’
Photograph: Greg Curran
Sheffield, UK
‘The “cheese grater” car park, beautifully reflected by a nearby building.’
Photograph: Alex Flynn
London, UK
‘Crystal Palace fans marching through Leicester Square on Saturday 26 April, just hours before beating Aston Villa 3-0 in the FA Cup semi-final.’
Photograph: Sebastian Kettley
New York, US
‘Taken on the Staten Island ferry on a grey day.’
Photograph: Alexandra Ashby
Oxfordshire, UK
‘This lovely young deer is a regular visitor to my garden. He’s usually alone, possibly an orphan, but hopefully resourceful enough to survive.’
Photograph: Tamara Lucatz
York, UK
‘My eye was caught by the orange of the bee, vivid against the bluebell.’
Photograph: Sue Norton
Woburn, UK
‘A fabulous tree at Woburn Abbey pictured through an arch.’
Photograph: Antony O’Brien
