A TASMANIAN pledge photographer has snapped adult a National Parks photography foe in a UK.
University of Tasmania tyro Fraser Johnston kick 334 entries to take out a esteem with an picture of his partner canoeing during morning on Surlingham Broad, in a Broads, Norfolk, UK.
“It’s a pleasing memory of a pleasing winter’s morning environment off in a dug-out after camping a night before,” Mr Johnston said.
“The position a shot is taken from puts a spectator right in a action.”
Mr Johnston changed to Norwich in 2007 after assembly his Norfolk partner while she was in Tasmania.
“I schooled to adore a landscape, generally after we bought an aged hand-made canoe,” he said.
“About this time we took adult photography and we started exploring a Broads, putting a tent and some comfortable garments in a leaky aged dug-out and environment off from Norwich, streamer down stream for a weekend.”
Head decider Ben Fogle pronounced a picture was a stand-out choice.
“It’s evocative and moving. A pleasing winter’s stage that creates we wish to dive into a image.”
Mr Johnston pronounced photography was some-more a hobby than a career.
“It would be illusory to make a vital out of it, though it’s not something that I’ve ever deliberate seriously. we only like a challenge.”
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Photographer wins UK prize
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