Winner’s pictures way more than hot air
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Gerald Poswell took this photograph of hot air balloons above Cappadocia in central Anatolia, Turkey.
Pam Knipe captured this scene of Dundle Door on the Jurassic Coast of Dorset, England.
Jenny MacDonald found this street art on a wall near Charly's Bakery.
Congratulations to Gerald Poswell of Newlands for his pictures of hot air balloons floating above Cappadocia, Turkey.
He enjoyed views of the unusual landscape of this historical region in central Anatolia in a hot air balloon.
“Taking off at dawn, we took a trip in one of the 50 hot air balloons.
“Silently drifting over the amazing geological formations of Cappadocia was an experience of a lifetime and truly awesome.”
Poswell wins a weekend night stay at Island Club Hotel & Apartments in Century City.
The runners-up are Pam Knipe, of Wynberg, for her pictures of the Jurassic Coast of Dorset, England and Jenny MacDonald, of Milnerton, for her pictures of Cape Town’s graffiti.
Knipe was on a walking holiday in Dorset which included the Durdle Door on the Jurassic Coast.
“We walked along the coast between Weymouth and Swanage.”
MacDonald and two friends decided to be tourists for the day in their own city.
“We came across this stunning mural on a wall in a side street, near to Charly’s Bakery.”
Competition rules:
l All photographs must relate to travel, and you may enter as many times as you like.
l All photographs must be sent as jpeg attachments and not embedded in MS Word documents.
l All photographs must be digital and high-resolution. No photographs taken on cellphones or smaller than 700kb will be accepted.
l Photographers must give their name and surname, as well as the suburb or town they live in, a phone number and 50 to 100 words describing how they came to take the picture they are submitting.
l Photographs received without full details and description, or not in the correct resolution, will not be considered for publication.
l Photographs must be e-mailed to [email protected] and marked “Photo competition”.