Brendan Norrish 
I was in chiswick park taking photos and i wanted to get one of this bird near its nest when it started dunking its head in and out of the water, which resulted in this cool halo of water in the photo
Location: Chiswick House and Grounds
Date Taken: 2023-07-04
Camera: Canon Powershot SX530 HS
Age Group: over_16
Professional Photographer? no
My Buddleia has been very popular this year and I marvelled at the Petal like shapes within the Wings of this Hornet as it gorged on the fragrant nectar
Location: My Back Garden, Acton Green area
Date Taken: 2023-08-04
Camera: Samsung GalaxyS22
Age Group: over_16
Professional Photographer? no
I was walking my dog in the park. And suddenly a patch of green in the tree moved and captured my sights.
Location: Chiswick House and Gardens
Date Taken: 2023-07-12
Camera: iPhone SE
Age Group: over_16
Professional Photographer? no
It was amazing to see the bee fly up close. Look at the detail on the bee.
Location: In my chiswick garden
Date Taken: 2023-07-04
Camera: Phone
Age Group: over_16
Professional Photographer? no
Sitting one evening smelling the lavender and my friend came to say hello
Location: Kew Gardens
Date Taken: 2023-06-13
Camera: Phone
Age Group: over_16
Professional Photographer? no
Chiswick has a lot of nature near the river Thames and by looking at this photo you’ll not believe that it’s actually taken in Chiswick. I love the clouds and the tree in this photo overlooking the river Thames.
By Yasmin Layli. WINNER in Powerful Plants Category.
Location: Chiswick Mall, River Thames
Date Taken: 2023-06-06
Camera: iPhone camera
Age Group: over_16
Professional Photographer? no
A speckled wood butterfly readying itself to take from a leaf after enjoying some sunshine.
1/200 f/7.1 ISO 200, 200mm (70-200mmf/4L USM). (Credit – Tony Hutchinson)
Location: Gunnersbury Triangle
Date Taken: 2023-07-09
Camera: Canon EOS 7d mk2
Professional Photographer? no
A Gatekeeper butterfly outlined against dry grass earlier this summer. The rich colours contrasting with the pale yellows of the grass.
1/250 @F/7.1 ISO 200, 172mm (EF 70-200mm f/4 L USM)
Location: Gunnersbury Triangle
Date Taken: 2023-07-09
Camera: Canon EOS 7d mk2
Professional Photographer? no
Teasles are a photographer’s dream they are always sculptural as each plant grows and then dies back. Adding a hover fly for movement and contrast, picking its way over the last petals is a bonus. 1/250 sec @f/5.6 ISO 250, 200mm *EF70-1200mm f/4 L USM
Location: Gunnersbury Triangle
Date Taken: 2023-08-03
Camera: Canon EOS 7d mk2
Professional Photographer? no
I’ve had a fascination with swans since being read “The Ugly Duckling” as a child. For me, swans have represented a journey to finding your identity and place in the world, especially as a member of the LGBT+ community. Childhood can be a time of feeling on the outside, but soon you realize the qualities that make you different can be what make you evolve into a beautiful swan.
I found this swan shaking off in the Thames while searching for a snack in July. I love the grace and strength displayed in this picture. I shot this photo using a Nikon N75 film camera loaded with 35mm film. I enjoy shooting wildlife on film since there is an unpredictability factor. You are not able to see the photo again until it is developed and often times by the time I get the film back, I’ve forgotten what pictures I’ve taken. This picture took me by surprise and I feel like I snapped an intimate glimpse into this swan’s world. I hope you enjoy 🙂
Location: Chiswick Mall near Chiswick Lane South
Date Taken: 2023-07-20
Camera: Nikon N75
Age Group: over_16
Professional Photographer? no