Photographers have captured the stunning landscape, wildlife and structures of Suffolk’s most southerly point in an annual event.

East Anglian Daily Times: The landscape of Landguard. Picture: TANYA REESThe landscape of Landguard. Picture: TANYA REES (Image: Archant)

The photographic competition attracted 68 entries over three categories – Macro, Wildlife and Photographs at Landguard, Felixstowe, that make you go ‘Wow’ – and more than 1,500 people, a record, voted on the Discover Landguard website for their favourite.

The top four photographs in each category were then put before a panel of judges, who then selected the overall Judges Choice winner – this year going to Philip J Hill, whose picture was taken on the Landguard Nature Reserve for the Wildlife category and wins him £50 to put towards photographic equipment.

Stephen Rampley, Landguard marketing and events co-ordinator said the competition had “attracted a fabulous variety of photographs which capture the unique attractions and atmosphere of the Landguard peninsula”.

He added: “ We would like to congratulate Philip on his winning entry, and thank everyone who took the time to enter their great photographs.”

East Anglian Daily Times: A stunning close-up shot by Philip P Greene. Picture: PHILIP P GREENEA stunning close-up shot by Philip P Greene. Picture: PHILIP P GREENE (Image: Archant)

A special presentation evening for the twelve winners will be held at Felixstowe Town Hall in early November, where the Mayor of Felixstowe, Nick Barber will present each winner with an enlarged print of their photograph.

Visit the online Winners Gallery here

East Anglian Daily Times: Unusual visitor arrives at Landguard, Felixstowe! Jill Adam's photo looks as if the seal disembarked from the foot ferry arriving at the beach in front of the viewing area. Picture: JILL ADAMUnusual visitor arrives at Landguard, Felixstowe! Jill Adam's photo looks as if the seal disembarked from the foot ferry arriving at the beach in front of the viewing area. Picture: JILL ADAM (Image: Archant)

East Anglian Daily Times: Bird life is one of the big attractions on the peninsula. Picture: JO REYNOLDSBird life is one of the big attractions on the peninsula. Picture: JO REYNOLDS (Image: © Jo Reynolds)

East Anglian Daily Times: Philip J Hill's winning photo of wild flowers growing on the challenging and often dry landscape of Landguard Nature Reserve. Picture: PHILIP J HILLPhilip J Hill's winning photo of wild flowers growing on the challenging and often dry landscape of Landguard Nature Reserve. Picture: PHILIP J HILL (Image: Archant)

East Anglian Daily Times: The pyramid of steps, one of the old military structures, captured against a setting sun. Picture: PAUL CAUSONThe pyramid of steps, one of the old military structures, captured against a setting sun. Picture: PAUL CAUSON (Image: Archant)

East Anglian Daily Times: Neil Walker's study of Landguard on a stormy day. Picture: NEIL WALKERNeil Walker's study of Landguard on a stormy day. Picture: NEIL WALKER (Image: Neil Walker)

East Anglian Daily Times: The Port of Felixstowe seen from Landguard. Picture: ANDREW WHINNEYThe Port of Felixstowe seen from Landguard. Picture: ANDREW WHINNEY (Image: Andrew Whinney)

East Anglian Daily Times: This spider's got his eye on you - Mark Thompson's close-up made the final 12. Picture: MARK THOMPSONThis spider's got his eye on you - Mark Thompson's close-up made the final 12. Picture: MARK THOMPSON (Image: Archant)

East Anglian Daily Times: Kevin Healy captured the textures and colour of wooden structures on the Landguard peninsula. Picture: KEVIN HEALYKevin Healy captured the textures and colour of wooden structures on the Landguard peninsula. Picture: KEVIN HEALY (Image: Archant)

East Anglian Daily Times: A bird's eye view - but not from this telescope. Picture: RICHARD COPESTAKEA bird's eye view - but not from this telescope. Picture: RICHARD COPESTAKE (Image: Archant)