Sea views: Capturing British maritime life

By Terry Paul2 min read
Updated September 18, 2019 1:53 pm
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The Shipwrecked Mariners’ Society charity has announced the winners of its seventh annual photography competition.

The competition encourages amateur and professional photographers to enter pictures that capture the essence of Britain’s long maritime heritage, with its merchant ships, fishermen, coasts, ports and harbours.

Here is a selection of the winning entries.

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Image copyright Laurence Hartwell
Image caption Overall winner, Laurence Hartwell’s Landing Mackerel, captures a fisherman with his catch in Newlyn, Cornwall
Image copyright John Alderson
Image caption John Alderson’s Sunrise Through The Wave won the People category
Image copyright Amanda Burgess
Image caption Amanda Burgess’s Fate of the Mersey Ferry won the Ships and Wrecks category
Image copyright Laurence Hartwell
Image caption Laurence Hartwell’s Keeping Things Running Safely was highly commended in the People category
Image copyright Mark Dobson
Image caption Mark Dobson’s Wild Seas, shot at Gwithian, Cornwall, won the Coastal Views category
Image copyright Gary Richardson
Image caption Gary Richardson’s Heading for Harbour was highly commended in the Ships and Wrecks category
Image copyright Alan Humphries
Image caption Alan Humphries’s Brighton Sussex Display won the Recreation category
Image copyright Noel Bennett
Image caption Noel Bennett’s Sunrise over The Cobb was highly commended in the Coastal Views category
Image copyright Stanley Pearson
Image caption Stanley Pearson’s Jet Rides was highly commended in the Recreation category

All photographs copyright of the contributors, courtesy of the Shipwrecked Mariners Society and PA Media

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