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Photography Competition 2017

The winners of the 2017 Ultimate Sea View have been announced! To see the full story, click here.

Continue below to see a gallery from 2017’s competition including category winners and shortlisted entries.

: ‘The Stacs of St. Kilda’ by John Dyer, winner of the ‘Coastal Views’ category

: ‘Galactic’ by Neil Burnell, Highly Commended in the ‘Coastal Views’ category

: ‘Rattray Head Lighthouse’ by Lesley Martin, Highly Commended in the ‘Coastal Views’ category

: ‘Abyss’ by Neil Burnell, Highly Commended in the ‘Coastal Views’ category

: ‘Tynemouth Lighthouse’ by Gary McCoy, Highly Commended in the ‘Coastal Views’ category

: ‘Homeward Bound’ by John Roberts, winner of the ‘Working at Sea’ category

: ‘Sunshine on the Righteous’ by Trevor Shelley, highly commended in the ‘Working at Sea’ category

: ‘The Tide That Never Came’ by Alex Iacobet, winner of the ‘Ships & Wrecks’ category

: ‘Power and Sail’ by Gill Moon, highly commended in the ‘Ships & Wrecks’ category

: ‘Surfing into the Wind’ by Roy Curtis, winner of the ‘People & Recreation’ category

: ‘Strength’ by Matt Menhenett, highly commended in the ‘People & Recreation’ category

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