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Winners of Docklands Real Views competition
The DLR and Docklands newspaper recently challenged budding photographers to capture the great sights seen from the trains and stops on the DLR network.
Following a flurry of entries, the pictures were whittled down, and we can now announce the winners.
The winner of the over 16s category, and receiver of an E-P1 & 14-42mm lens Olympus camera, is Luke Agbaimoni for his ‘Magical view at East India DLR Station’.
Luke commented on his picture: “Because I commute on the DLR and also work nearby a London dock, I have been lucky to capture some special moments en-route to work. This shot is one of my favourites taken as the sun was setting on a snowy afternoon, as a train approaches East India station. The snow, worker’s footprints, golden clouds, and cars disappearing into the Canary Wharf horizon – all added to this magical scene.”
In second position in the over 16s, and winner of a 20” x 16” photo canvas book from Snapfish, is Chris Mansfield for his image ‘Woolwich Ferry plus East London Skyline’.
In third position in the over 16s, and winner of an 11” x 8” personalised cover photo book from Snapfish, is Brad Clark for his image ‘Water Joy at Pontoon Dock’.
The winner of the under 16s category, and receiver of an Olympus TOUGH-6010 camera with magic filters, is Harvey Dimond for his image ‘Tower Bridge from the South Bank’.
On his image he commented: “Looking towards Tower Bridge and the Docklands from the South Bank. Twinkling lights follow the river towards Tower Bridge, creating a wonderful pattern and good perspective. A few people melt gradually into the picture.”
Second place in the under 16s, and winner of a 20” x 16” photo canvas book from Snapfish, is Hanna Begum for her "Over looking London while on a school trip".
