June ‘Nature’s Perfect Geometry’ monthly photo comp: the results! 

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Congratulations to Keith Horton who has won our June ‘Nature’s Perfect Geometry’ photo competition with the image Droplets of water on a cobweb, as judged by our guest judge, photographer Matt Horspool.

© Keith Horton 'Droplets of Water on a Cobweb'
© Keith Horton 'Droplets of Water on a Cobweb'

Commenting on Keith’s winning image, Matt shared,  

It may be easy to overlook Keith’s winning image amongst the vibrant colours of the other entries, but when viewed in full-screen glory, I was immediately mesmerized by its intricate patterns.

I love the endless pathways of this particular web and how it represents perfect geometric patterns, yet in a non-typical spiderweb sense.The use of black and white also accentuates the contrast between lines and circles. Congratulations Keith.

As winner, Keith will take home the Glen Grant ARBORALIS, 10YO and 18YO, valued at $295 thanks to our wonderful sponsor The Glen Grant. 

Matt has also given a special mention to the following three entries: 

© Abi Bradbury 'Entwined'
© Abi Bradbury 'Entwined'
© Max Schroedl 'Peacock Perfection'
© Max Schroedl 'Peacock Perfection'
© Alex Raccanello 'Spinning'
© Alex Raccanello 'Spinning'

 Over on Facebook, Nathaniel Lau has won our People's Choice award for the image Nature's Ancient Lines, which received over 500 likes! As People's Choice winner, Nathaniel has won a 12-month digital subscription to either Australian Photography or Capture magazine.

© Nathaniel Lau 'Nature's Ancient Lines'
© Nathaniel Lau 'Nature's Ancient Lines'

You can see the full list of shortlisted images for June over on our Facebook Page and if you're interested in entering the July edition of our free monthly comp, the theme is ‘Nature’s Colours' and you can enter here. 

Matt Horspool is a photographer born in South Korea and raised by adopted parents in Orange, Australia. He graduated with a double degree in Exercise Science / Secondary Teaching and now lives and works in northern Sydney as a professional photographer and special education teacher.

He is an Olympus Ambassador with a passion for documenting the far-flung regions and cultures of the world throughout various land, aerial and underwater scenes. Matt has been fortunate enough to live, work, and backpack across 48 countries on all seven continents. His awarded images and articles have featured in numerous print and online publications and have been exhibited in London, Sydney, Milan, and Berlin.

You can see his Youtube channel here, and you can find him on Instagram at @etchd

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