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First Prize – Nigel Morton. The author triumphed over the weather with a stunning image of a rainbow appearing in the sky over Loch Clair, Glen Torridon, and reflected on the water's surface.
The image shows waves crashing against the sheer cliffs at Yesnaby, Sandwick, Orkney. Naturally, the sky is divided into two distinct patches: a dark expanse of cloud cover and a bright, clear blue. Photo: Damian Shields.
This photo nearly won. The Sgurr Eilde Mor mountain, wrapped in a winter coat by a sudden chill, is basking in the first rays of sunlight of the day. The patterns on the lake's surface are formed by snow. Photo: Alex Nail.
The winter sky at Castle Ardvreck, Loch Assynt is a perfect blend of a vast sea of stars and the aurora borealis on the horizon. Photo: Craig McDearmid.
The winning photograph in the autumn category is of the River Garry in Killiecrankie, Perthshire. The rich colors of the leaves stand out against the monochromatic water, creating a striking palette. Photo: Michael Stirling-Aird.
Lightning strikes the summer night sky over Stenhouse, Edinburgh. Photo: Grant Ritchie.
At Rawyards Park in Airdrie, North Lanarkshire, a couple sits beside the Skytower sculpture in the beautiful sunset light. The sculpture, created from hundreds of welded steel rods by Rob Mulholland, is a testament to the artist's skill. Photo: Mark McGillivray.
An early morning in Glencoe and its natural splendor. The gnarled branches reaching into the center of the photograph add a whimsical element to the image. Photo: Richie Johns.
The winning photograph in the Winter category, titled "Two Trees in Rogart, Sutherland," shows two trees very close together, bathed in the warm light of the setting sun. Photo: Chris Jones.
The photograph, taken in the Ballintin mountain region of Thornhill, Stirlingshire, is said to evoke a fleeting sense of nostalgia for many, with familiar images such as dirt roads and grazing cows. Photo: David Mould.
The author describes the light, shadows, and the illuminated area on the slopes of Mount Mamores, with a veil of mist behind it. Photo: Paul Webster.
Unbelievably beautiful! This photograph shows a decaying shipwreck on a late summer afternoon on Longniddry Beach, East Lothian, in July 2016.
A snowstorm that hit the Cairngorms National Park area created a scene straight out of a classic painting and a testament to the harshness of winter in Scotland. Photo: Martin Santbergen.
The author depicts reeds in the fog of Lochan an Daim, Schiehallion. Photo: Ian Biggs.
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