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Our favourite Nikon images from the Landscape Photographer of the Year 2023 competition

© Richard Bowden / Landscape Photographer of the Year

Arkle Rainbow

RICHARD BOWDEN Classic View – Highly Commended

Intense light shining through a rainbow arch onto the base of Arkle mountain in the Scottish Highlands.

Camera: Nikon Z 7 Lens: 24-120mm f/4 Exposure: 1/6 sec, f/16, ISO64

© Terry Gibbins / Landscape Photographer of the Year

Blizzard London

TERRY GIBBINS

Expressions & Impressions of the Landscape – Winner

A three-image in-camera multiple exposure of a black cab driving home through the streets of London during a snowstorm.

Camera: Nikon D850

Lens: 24-70mm f/4

Exposure: 1/8 sec, f/5.6, ISO400

Elders

EDD ALLEN Black & White – Highly Commended

Taken on a wonderful day spent walking through the sand dunes on Newborough beach, Anglesey, with the old skeletal trees still standing tall among the blowing grass and the mountains of Wales in the background. Hours disappear as the light comes and goes, while sand is whipped up into the air. Such a fantastic place to visit.

Camera: Nikon D610 (infrared converted) Lens: 18mm f/3.5

Exposure: 1/160 sec, f/9, ISO100

© Edd Allen / Landscape Photographer of the Year

LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHER OF THE YEAR

© Adam Burton / Landscape Photographer of the Year
© Jamie Fielding / Landscape Photographer of the Year

Pinpoint

ADAM BURTON Coastal View – Commended

As sea stacks go, North Gaulton Castle on the west coast of Orkney’s main island is hard to beat – at 52m (170ft) it’s a monster. For such an incredibly strong subject, the obvious arrangement was to place it centrally within the frame. I used a long exposure to soften the background water and make the stack stand out.

Camera: Nikon D850

Lens: 24-70mm f/2.8

Exposure: 30 secs,

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