Photography on Stamps

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Photography on Australian postage stamps The magnificient Australian Alps region includes eleven beautiful national parks and reserves. Superb photographs taken at three of these national parks are reproduced on postage stamps issued on July 21st,2020 by Australia Post.   The three $1.10 domestic-rate stamps show photographs of Namadgi National Park in the Australian Capital Territory, Mount Buffalo National Park in Victoria and Kosciuszko National Park in New South Wales. Jaime Plaza Van Roon’s photograph of Namadgi National Park focuses on … Continue reading →

GDT Nature Photography Winner of 2020

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These Stunning Nature Photography Will Give You a New Appreciation of Our Planet Each photo is simply astounding! All of the breathtaking scenes show us a new way of seeing the world, one in which we rarely get to glimpse up close… Every spring, the German Society for Nature Photography reviews thousands of entries from photographers around the world to award a single overall winner, as well as winners in the categories of Birds, Mammals, Other Animals, Plants and Fungi, … Continue reading →

World Photography Organisation Presents Sony Awards

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World Photography Organization Presents Sony World Photography Awards On Screen! The prestigious Sony World Photography Awards have revealed their first wave of winners. With more than 345,000 submissions, the highest number to date, the competition will announce several categories of winners – the first one being the National winners. The National winners are a way to “support local photographic communities”. One winner is chosen from each of the countries participating in the contest – sixty-three this year. All of the … Continue reading →

The Kelpies are the largest public works in Scotland

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Impressive are these two 30 meter tall horse head sculptures designed by Andy Scott, erected in Grangemouth Park, Falkirk, near River Carron, in The Helix, a new parkland project.     By definition, a “kelpie” is a supernatural water horse of Celtic folklore, possessing the strength and endurance of ten horses. The legend presents them as aquatic beings living in rivers and in Scottish lochs. Sculptor Andy Scott has marked the landscape of Scotland with his artistic vision which brought … Continue reading →