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Photography Competition 2020
Ultimate Sea View 2020
The Shipwrecked Mariners’ Society is delighted to announce the results of its 2020 maritime photography competition searching for the UK’s ultimate sea view!
In a record-breaking year of more than 2,000 entries, the judges awarded the overall prize to Laurence Hartwell for his entry, ‘Beam Trawlers Landing To The Fish Market At Night’, which shows trawlers with their catches at the fishmarket in Newlyn, Cornwall. The image won the amateur photographer a £500 prize voucher for photographic equipment.
In addition to the overall prize, winners were also named in four categories:
- Coastal Views: Caroline Walker – ‘Heugh Breakwater’, taken in Hartlepool, County Durham.
- People & Recreation: Katie Vincent – ‘Into the Mist’, taken in Lancing, West Sussex.
- Industry: Stephen Duncombe – ‘To The Rescue!’, taken in Cromer, Norfolk.
- Ships & Wrecks: Ian Butler – ‘Mylor Harbour’, taken in Mylor, Cornwall.
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Laurence Hartwell – Beam Trawlers Landing to the Fish Market at Night (2020 Overall Winner)
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Caroline Walker – Heugh Breakwater (Coastal Views – Category Winner)
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Katie Vincent – Into the Mist (People & Recreation – Category Winner)
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Stephen Duncombe – To The Rescue! (Industry – Category Winner)
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Ian Butler – Mylor Harbour (Ships & Wrecks – Category Winner)
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Liam Holley – Startpoint Lighthouse Devon (Coastal Views – Highly Commended)
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Thomas Salway – Findhorn Beach (People & Recreation – Highly Commended)
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George Hodgson – Bringing in the Catch (Industry – Highly Commended)
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David Jenner – Under the Stars (Ships & Wrecks – Highly Commended)
Competition Supporters
The Fishmongers’ Company is one of the Twelve Great Livery Companies of the City of London, and among the most ancient of the City Guilds. For over 700 years, as well as fostering the fellowship among our members, it has upheld standards in the trading of fish and shellfish and supported the fisheries industry – roles it still plays today. Find out more at http://www.fishmongers.org.uk/
