Natural poses: Scottish nature photography prize winners
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The winners of the Scottish Nature Photographer of the Year 2014 have been announced. Samuel Hood, 17, from Newcastle upon Tyne, won the junior category with his image of a barn swallow feeding its young.
Eleanor Ryder, of Falmouth, took the student prize with her Wild Skye portfolio.
Andy Howard, of Little Dalcross near Inverness, won the wildlife behaviour category with his image Let Battle Commence.
A picture called Hammars Hill Wind Farm secured Mark Ferguson, of Harray, Orkney, the environmental prize.
Autumn Rowan, a picture taken on Speyside, won Brian Clark, from Crail, the natural abstract category.
Mr Clark also won the Scottish landscape sea and coast accolade with Storm Light on Harris which was taken on Scarista Beach on the Isle of Harris.
Thrift on Beinn Eighe by Chris Stuart, of Inverness, took the Scottish landscape land category.
The prize for best urban green space went to David Queenan, of Bo'ness, and his image Summer Evening Sunlight in Royal Circus Gardens, Edinburgh.
The Scottish botanical award went to Karl-Heinz Schleder, of Irrel, Germany, with this image of Glen Affric in the Highlands.
Johan Siggesson, of Gzira, Malta, won the portrait prize and was the award's overall winner with I'm sorry. The image of an Atlantic puffin was taken on the Fair Isle.
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