On the Water and overall competition winner The depths of Braunston Tunnel by Adam Smith.
2019 PHOTO COMPETITION All the winning entries from this year’s contest, plus an interview with judge Kieran Campbell
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n this year’s new look photo competition, amateur and professional photographers were invited to submit their images to IWA across eight different picture categories. We received a total of 337 entries from talented snappers capturing the length and breadth of the country’s inland waterways, with the landscape category proving most popular with 85 submissions. On the judging panel this year was Keiran Campbell from Jessops Photo who helped choose the top photographs from each category, as well as one overall winner. Congratulations to our winner Adam Smith, who received a £100 gift voucher to spend in IWA’s online shop and a canvas print provided by Jessops. Each of the category winners received a £25 gift voucher, and everyone shortlisted was sent an IWA T-shirt.
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Thank you to everyone who entered this year’s competition. Entries are now open for 2020 – please visit waterways.org.uk/ photocomp for details of how to submit your pictures of our inland waterways for a chance to win.
Built Environment winner
Millwall Inner Dock, Canary Wharf, London, by Mark Caldon.
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