英国狗俱乐部摄影比赛获奖作品# Animals - 动物园
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Got any sham-pooch? This sopping wet hound was given special mention in the
Dog Portrait category. It was taken by Opal Seabrook
Let sleeping dogs lie... awkwardly: Third place runner-up in the Puppies
category. Photo taken by Pam Langrish
On the scent of victory: This year's overall winner was Catherine Laurenson,
from Glasgow, for her photo of a Border Collie
Intense? Sure I can do intense: Second place runner-up in the Dog Portrait
category. Photo taken by Jason Banbury
Who let the tots out: Second place runner-up in the Man's Best Friend
category. Photo taken by Catherine MacGregor
Sea looks a bit ruff... Winner in the Dogs at Play category. Photo taken by
Doug Jewell
It's spray time: Second place runner-up in the Dogs at Play category. Photo
taken by Ben Burfitt
Lots of cows and bow-wow-wows: Second place runner-up in the Dogs at Work
category. Photo taken by Jon Oakey
The competition has six categories: Portrait, Man’s Best Friend; Dogs At
Play; Dogs At Work; and I Love Dogs Because - a category specifically for
those aged 16 and under. There was also a new category this year, Puppy.
This year's overall winner was Catherine Laurenson, from Glasgow, for her
photo of a Border Collie set against a clear blue sky. Poodle survives wild
11-mile ride after being run over by car and getting stuck in its grille.
Confessions of a fashionista: I thought models were hard work... till a
pampered pooch nearly cost me my career
In addition to the new Dog Photographer of the Year trophy, she was awarded
a glamorous Uggie collar and lead from Holly Lil. The pair's image will
appear on the front cover of the Kennel Gazette and put on display at
Discover Dogs and Crufts.
Meanwhile, Jessica Keating, winner of the Under 16 category, will receive a
day at Crufts 2013.
Let leaping dogs fly: Third place runner-up in the 16 and Under category.
Photo taken by Joshua Carter
And they call it poppy love: Third place runner-up in the Dog Portrait
category. Photo taken by Sarah Brown
Bubble and sleek: Winner in the 16 and Under category. Photo taken by
Jessica Keating
I've got this competition licked: Winner in the Man's Best Friend category.
Photo taken by Emma Carter
Now that's setting the dog among the pigeons: Third place runner-up in the
Dogs at Play category. Photo taken by Tracey Adams
Straw dogs: Third place runner-up in the Dogs at Work category. Photo taken
by Leanne Graham
How does your garden... growl? Winner in the Puppies category. Photo taken
by Rhian White
I'm a puppy... get me out of here! Second place runner-up in the Puppies
category. Photo taken by Tracey Jarvis
Best buddies forever: Third place runner-up in the Man's Best Friend
category. Photo taken by Sarah Brown
Reflections in the forest: Winner in the Dog Portrait category, taken by
Shane Wilkinson.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2212291/Kennel-Club-Dog
Dog Portrait category. It was taken by Opal Seabrook
Let sleeping dogs lie... awkwardly: Third place runner-up in the Puppies
category. Photo taken by Pam Langrish
On the scent of victory: This year's overall winner was Catherine Laurenson,
from Glasgow, for her photo of a Border Collie
Intense? Sure I can do intense: Second place runner-up in the Dog Portrait
category. Photo taken by Jason Banbury
Who let the tots out: Second place runner-up in the Man's Best Friend
category. Photo taken by Catherine MacGregor
Sea looks a bit ruff... Winner in the Dogs at Play category. Photo taken by
Doug Jewell
It's spray time: Second place runner-up in the Dogs at Play category. Photo
taken by Ben Burfitt
Lots of cows and bow-wow-wows: Second place runner-up in the Dogs at Work
category. Photo taken by Jon Oakey
The competition has six categories: Portrait, Man’s Best Friend; Dogs At
Play; Dogs At Work; and I Love Dogs Because - a category specifically for
those aged 16 and under. There was also a new category this year, Puppy.
This year's overall winner was Catherine Laurenson, from Glasgow, for her
photo of a Border Collie set against a clear blue sky. Poodle survives wild
11-mile ride after being run over by car and getting stuck in its grille.
Confessions of a fashionista: I thought models were hard work... till a
pampered pooch nearly cost me my career
In addition to the new Dog Photographer of the Year trophy, she was awarded
a glamorous Uggie collar and lead from Holly Lil. The pair's image will
appear on the front cover of the Kennel Gazette and put on display at
Discover Dogs and Crufts.
Meanwhile, Jessica Keating, winner of the Under 16 category, will receive a
day at Crufts 2013.
Let leaping dogs fly: Third place runner-up in the 16 and Under category.
Photo taken by Joshua Carter
And they call it poppy love: Third place runner-up in the Dog Portrait
category. Photo taken by Sarah Brown
Bubble and sleek: Winner in the 16 and Under category. Photo taken by
Jessica Keating
I've got this competition licked: Winner in the Man's Best Friend category.
Photo taken by Emma Carter
Now that's setting the dog among the pigeons: Third place runner-up in the
Dogs at Play category. Photo taken by Tracey Adams
Straw dogs: Third place runner-up in the Dogs at Work category. Photo taken
by Leanne Graham
How does your garden... growl? Winner in the Puppies category. Photo taken
by Rhian White
I'm a puppy... get me out of here! Second place runner-up in the Puppies
category. Photo taken by Tracey Jarvis
Best buddies forever: Third place runner-up in the Man's Best Friend
category. Photo taken by Sarah Brown
Reflections in the forest: Winner in the Dog Portrait category, taken by
Shane Wilkinson.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2212291/Kennel-Club-Dog
