영국의 경탄할 만한 경관들 Britain's breathtaking beauty: From misty mountains to the shimmering Shard, spectacular pictures..(VIDEO)

Britain's breathtaking beauty: 

From misty mountains to the shimmering Shard, spectacular pictures show off the country's most amazing scenery 

These mesmerising photos of wild and urban landscapes serve as inspiration for the ultimate staycation

One amazing shot shows a misty morning on Ullswater, with snow-topped mountains reflecting off the water

Other scenes show London's modern skyscrapers, climbers on Pinnacle Ridge and stunning coastlines 

영국에서 두번째로 큰 호수 얼스호의 신비의 아침

호수에 반향되는 눈 덮힌 산

런던의 초고층 빌딩들과 피너클 릿지의 등반

멋진 해안선 등등

백문이 불여일견

by Ki Chul Hwang 

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By Chris Kitching for MailOnline 

These mesmerising photographs of Britain’s beauty spots should be enough to convince any holidaymaker to scrap their plans to jet abroad this summer and remain closer to home.

The stunning snaps of wild and urban landscapes serve as inspiration for the ultimate staycation – with photographers capturing glorious images that collectively serve as a visual love letter to the UK’s amazing scenery.

The shots show everything from panoramas of London’s modern skyscrapers to climbers on Pinnacle Ridge on Isle of Skye in the north of Scotland.

[잉글랜드 북부 컴브리아에 있는 얼스호수]

This amazing snap by Malcolm Blenkey shows a misty morning on Ullswater in Cumbria, with the reflection of snowy mountains

[스코틀란드 북부 아일오브스카이의 피너클릿지]

Two climbers get an early start to their day on Pinnacle Ridge on the Isle of Skye in the north of Scotland

[잉글랜드 남서부 콘월의 보탤랙 광산]

Waves crash ashore at the old Botallack Mine in Cornwall (left); a fox runs along railroad tracks near Shere, Surrey

[영국 테임즈강과 타워브리지 석양]

The Shard looms large over Tower Bridge and the Thames in this Stephen Bright photo of London's changing skyline

[트레킹코스로 유명한 스코틀랜드 아일 오브 스카이의 퀴랑]

This photo by Russell Pike captures threatening clouds clashing with sunshine at The Quiraing on Scotland's Isle of Skye

One amazing snap by Malcolm Blenkey shows a misty morning on Ullswater in Cumbria, with snow-topped mountains reflecting off the water and the trees turning a shade of orange.

Peter Hulance captured the force of a storm as violent waves crashed ashore at the old Botallack Mine in Cornwall.

The photos were released ahead of the ninth annual Landscape Photographer of the Year award.

The gong celebrates the UK only, offering photographers around the world an opportunity to showcase their images of Britain.

[잉글랜드 북부의 요크셔 데일즈 국립공원]

Professional photographer Nadir Khan captured the moment a man climbed Earl Crag at Yorkshire Dales - without a safety harness

[잉글랜드 북동부에 있는 더럼의 웨어데일 겨울경관]

The sun's rays break through the clouds over a snow-covered landscape in winter's grip at Weardale, County Durham

[잉글랜드 남서부 콘월의 윗샌드만에 있는 프리지비치]

There appears to be something supernatural going on in this photo of waves off Freathy Beach at Whitsand Bay, Cornwall

[잉글랜드 남서부 도싯에 있는 쥬라기 해안의 더들도어, 세계문화유산]

It looks for the perfect time for a stroll as the last of the evening light hits Durdle Door on the Jurassic Coast in Dorset

[잉글랜드 남서부 도싯에 있는 키머릿지만]

The late afternoon winter sun is cast over Kimmeridge Bay in Dorset as fluffy white clouds are reflected on the water's surface

This batch of entries includes amazing snaps of rocky coastlines and lush woodland, and the volatility of Britain’s weather.

The Landscape Photographer of the Year award, handed out in association with VisitBritain, was the brainchild of landscape photographer Charlie Waite.

He said: ‘Now, more than ever, I think we are realising how important the British landscape is to our wellbeing.

‘The feeling that we get when we shut the office door and escape to a green space, whether it be a small park or a vast mountain, is unique and of vital importance. Our landscape is a place in which to breathe and to create.’

[에딘버러성]

A lone figure stands tall over the Scottish capital of Edinburgh, with Edinburgh Castle visible in the distance

[런던의 새로운 초고층 스카이라인 야경]

Three of London's newest commercial skyscrapers - the Walkie-Talkie, Cheesegrater and Gherkin - shown with dramatic effect

[잉글랜드 노퍽의 헌스탄톤]

This spot off Hunstanton, in Norfolk, looks like the perfect place to hop along the rocks when the tide is low

[잉글랜드 중부에 있는 더비셔의 히거토르언덕]

Photographer Darren Ciolli-Leach captured this frosty scene at Higger Tor in Derbyshire as the sun began to rise on a winter morning

The competition is open to everyone, with a special class for those younger than 17, and each entrant can submit 25 photographs across four categories.

There is a prize fund worth £20,000, including £10,000 for the overall winner and additional prizes within each category.

An exhibition of shortlisted and winning entries will premiere in late autumn, and the shortlisted entrants will also be published in a coffee table book.

Previous locations for the annual showcase have included the National Theatre and London Waterloo Station.

Those who are interested in submitting their photos for the Take a View Landscape Photographer of the Year award have until July 12 to enter.

[영국 남서부의 서머싯에 있는 체다마을. 체다치즈로 유명하다]

The lights of cars are visible on a winding road with the village of Cheddar, in Somerset, and its reservoir in the distance

[잉글랜드 북부 컴브리아 헬벨린산]

Winter has set in in this photograph taken by Adrian Lyon at Glenridding, looking towards Helvellyn mountain in Cumbria

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