Shahid Sharif 
I looked through my kitchen window to see this fox asleep in the middle of the day in our communal garden, this was very rare to see so I quickly grabbed the phone and took this picture!
Location: Bennett Street
Date Taken: 2023-07-19
Camera: iPhone 12
Age Group: over_16
Professional Photographer? no
A family of ducks out and about for a little evening swim. Never seen so many tiny ducklings together as part of one same family, and seeing how they were all trying to catch up with mum and dad was so cute.
Location: Chiswick riverside
Date Taken: 2023-06-10
Age Group: over_16
Professional Photographer? no
After yet another rainy summer day, I went on a little walk to get that fresh and crisp after-rain air to my local Chiswick house and gardens. I suddenly spotted this beautiful couple of white swans, enjoying their dinner at the little lake. The sun was starting to set and the light was low beneath the trees, so the bright white of the swans in contrast with the dark water and nature around them made it a really beautiful and peaceful scene. I observed them for a while and loved the calm around them.
Location: Chiswick House and Gardens
Date Taken: 2023-07-15
Camera: iPhone 13
Age Group: over_16
Professional Photographer? no
I was aiming for the shocking pink of the azaleas but ended up surprised by the bee. Or was it surprised by me? (Credit – Richard Reeve)
Location: Burlington Lane
Date Taken: 2023-05-29
Camera: iPhone
Age Group: over_16
Professional Photographer? no
This fox lives under my grandmother’s house and likes to play in our football goals. I think he ate our basketball, though!
Location: Burlington Lane
Date Taken: 2023-08-08
Camera: iPhone
Age Group: 4yrs_to_9yrs
Professional Photographer? no
I saw this Robin following us around the nature reserve when we were out picking blackberries. It seemed very friendly!
Location: Gunnersbury Triangle
Date Taken: 2023-08-01
Camera: IPhone
Age Group: 4yrs_to_9yrs
Professional Photographer? no
This beautiful Tiger Jersey moth stood out to me in its bittersweet connotations. Sweet, as it is a symbol of resilience and change because it is a non-native moth that has naturally become part of the English ecosystem. Bitter, as it is a clear signifier of global temperatures rising and population displacement. I also felt that the shadow shrouding the moth emphasised well the rapidly declining insect population over the past few decades, and how crucial it is take action for these amazing creatures. (Delphi Hicks)
Location: Dukes Meadows
Date Taken: 2023-07-08
Camera: Pansonic Lumix TZ100
Age Group: 10yrs_to_16yrs
Professional Photographer? no
We were on our way to a lunch party (the day of the Wimbledon final )someone had let there garden grow wild and this bee was enjoying the flowers.
Location: St margarets road
Date Taken: 2023-07-16
Camera: I phone12
Age Group: 4yrs_to_9yrs
Professional Photographer? no
A memory of a very special man in my life, my father. He’s natural sense of smell, colour and beauty for nature was beyond what I could’ve understood while growing up, it’s only now that I can appreciate the special gift he held for nature and it’s gorgeous aromas that I now certainly possess!
Location: Gunnersbury
Date Taken: 2023-07-16
Camera: iPhone 11
Age Group: over_16
Professional Photographer? no
I’ve been walking on Strand on the Green since I was a child and each time I experience new things, be it the tide coming in or going out while watching the wildlife on the river. Recently, I’ve been intrigued by the flowers within this environment, the rhythm, shape and the form they take within their own right! Here there was no competition
Location: Strand on the Green
Date Taken: 2023-07-20
Camera: iPhone 11
Age Group: over_16
Professional Photographer? no