Lizard Flora & Fauna Photo Competition
We went on a walk with Steve Crummay from Explore in Cornwall to explore in Cornwall! We also learnt about the local flora and fauna of The Lizard around Kestle Barton and Frenchman’s Creek and how to take a fab photo, which has evolved into this photography competition. Steve is Head Judge and Carn to Cove are supplying tickets to a show of choice from their Autumn season as a prize for the winner.
And the winner is…
Abby Keverne from Greenbank Hotel with her photo ‘Bug Eyed’!
Congratulations Abby! You’ve won two tickets to a Carn to Cove show of your choice.
Runners up in 2nd and 3rd place were:
Oak leaf highlights – Melanie Johns
I lost my heart in a tree – Julie Tamblyn. Botelet
Judge Steve Crummay said: “They were all really good and difficult to choose but I like the idea of showing the ordinary Cornish wildlife/nature in unusual ways that all these do.”
See all the competition entries below…
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Bug Eyed – Abby Keverne, Greenbank Hotel
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Sweeping sleepy shores – Abby Keverne, Greenbank Hotel
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Chameleon leaves – Abby Keverne, Greenbank Hotel
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Charlotte Hambly – Truro Arts
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Sweet Chestnut Carpet – Charlotte Hambly, Truro Arts
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Sliced carrot? – Mike Benwell, Trevorrick Farm
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Inception – Imogen Weatherly @imogenrosew
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Oak leaf highlights – Melanie Johns
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The green green grass – Melanie Johns
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The path less travelled – Melanie Johns
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Ver-bee-na at Kestle Barton! – Charlotte Hambly, Truro Arts
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Looking for jam butties in Knotty Ash – Tracy Flett. Newlyn Art Gallery & The Exchange
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I’m Lichen Cornwalls Pure Air – Sandy Pulfrey. Hen House
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Sunlit Hairy Nuts! – Sandy Pulfrey. Hen House
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Hardly anenomes are they? – Mike Benwell, Trevorrick Farm
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Charlotte Hambly – Truro Arts
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Stepping Out With Me Wellies – Tracy Flett, Newlyn Art Gallery & The Exchange
Header image – photo credit Steve Crummay, Explore in Cornwall
*some entry images have been cropped