Scott has added new images to his limited edition print collection. The new images include images from Australia, New Zealand and China. Scott’s image ‘Mountain Cross’ has already won international awards prior to its release as a limited edition print.
You can view Scott’s latest limited editions here.
It’s Scott’s best calendar yet, featuring a great collection of his panoramic Australian landscape photographs and improves on previous years’ calendars — the photos for each month are larger and there’s more room in each day square for those with busy schedules who need to write more for each month. Plus we’ve again kept the price low at just $19.95
This wire bound, quality calendar makes a terrific personal or corporate gift, or it will look great on your own wall in 2012. A4 in size, opening to A3 size when hung, it is the perfect fit for any home or office.
Only $19.95 each, plus $4.95 for delivery within Australia and $12.95 for delivery overseas.
The 2011 Canon Australian Professional Photography Awards (APPA) have finished up for another year and Scott Leggo has again done well, receiving two Silver with Distinction awards and a Silver award. Scott’s highest scoring print was his highly regarded image ‘The Wall’ and his widely awarded ‘Snow Solitude’ wasn’t far behind, also receiving a Silver Distinction.
‘Alpine sunset’ received a Silver award in the 2011 Canon APPAs
‘Snow Solitude’ received a Silver with Distinction award in the 2011 Canon APPAs
‘The Wall’ received a Silver with Distinction award in the 2011 Canon APPAs
The Australian Professional Photography Awards, are held annually and usually coincide with the staging of an annual photo imaging exhibition organised by the Photo Imaging Council of Australia (PICA). The current major sponsor of the awards is Canon. Professional photographers from Australia and New Zealand compete for a number of industry awards by submitting four images, which are judged by a panel of their peers. The Canon AIPP APPA attracts hundreds of entries and the premier award is the title of “The Canon AIPP Australian Professional Photographer of the Year”. Each year award winning images are published in an Awards Book.
Scott Leggo’s winter image ‘Snow solitude’ has received another international award, this time in the 2011 Epson International pano awards. The image was awarded a Silver award, the third Silver this image has now received, and the second on the international stage.
The Epson International Pano Awards is dedicated to the art of panoramic photography, showcasing the work of panoramic photographers worldwide and is the largest and most important competition for panoramic photography. This years competition saw 3586 entries, from 62 countries, with Scott’s image ‘Snow Solitude’ placing 38th in the Nature Category.
Scott shot this popular snow image in the Victorian Alps during winter last year. To view this image or purchase for your home or office, CLICK HERE
Coinciding with the launch of Scott Leggo’s new look website today, Scott has released a range of new limited edition prints. The new images include shots taken from his recent China trip, two of which have already won awards. All Scott’s latest releases are now available to purchase online, through the new online store. View Scott’s latest releases and shop now.
This is a preview of one of Scott’s new China images. This image of the Hall of Prayer received a Silver award at the recent AIPP NSW/ACT Professional Photography Awards.
Scott Leggo has been announced as the 2011 AIPP ACT Epson Professional Photographer of the Year, and the ACT landscape photographer of the year.
This follows Scott’s success at the 2011 Epson NSW/ACT Australian Institute of Professional Photography (AIPP) Professional Photographer of the Year awards held in Sydney over 27–28 March 2011. At the awards, Scott received a prestigious Gold award for his image ‘The Wall’ featuring the Great Wall of China.
Winning the prize of top Canberra Professional Photographer of the year is terrific recognition of Scott’s ability to capture outstanding images. According to Scott “winning this award as well as the landscape category was a surprise. To be judged by your peers in this way against some truly exceptional work from fellow professional photographers is amazing. It’s an honour to be recognised in this way. Also, it’s a great acknowledgment for all that goes into a lot of my work. My four winning images, two of which were shot in China, were all taken in temperatures below zero. Each had their own unique challenges to capture. It’s great when all that effort results in images that others judge so well – it’s personally very rewarding.”
Scott’s Gold winning image ‘The Wall’ will soon be released as a limited edition print on Scott’s new updated website, due to be launched in the coming weeks.
Scott has announced an exciting new ‘Plant-a-Tree’ Partnership with Trees for the Future. Under this partnership Scott has committed to plant a tree for every limited edition print or other product sold. Additionally, Scott has also committed to plant a tree for every fan of the Scott Leggo images Facebook page and followers of Scott Leggo images on Twitter.
Scott attaches great importance to actively doing something on issues of sustainability and the environment, believing strongly in what businesses can achieve in regards to their own corporate social responsibility. According to Scott “this initiative is just the beginning of a longer term plan of mine to do more for the environment while raising awareness of environmental issues. I believe we need to preserve the few wild, untouched places remaining in the world and protect our precious wildlife and natural resources. This effort with trees for the future is just one small way in which I can help make a difference to the world we live in.” “I am pleased to help with Trees for Future’s worldwide efforts to not only help promote awareness of the environment but help communities around the world plant trees. Their efforts help restore tree cover to degraded lands, protecting the environment and helping to preserve traditional livelihoods and cultures for generations.”
To help Scott plant more trees, spread the word and encourage your friends to become fans of the Scott Leggo images Facebook page, follow Scott Leggo images on Twitter, or purchase your very own Scott Leggo limited edition print. Together we can help plant more trees for the future..
Scott ended 2010 and started 2011 in China, braving sub zero temps (as low as –40 deg Celsius) to capture some amazing photos to start the year. Spending time in northern and central China, Scott captured a great range of photos for a combination of commercial and personal projects. He has just returned and we’ll be posting some of his images captured over the coming weeks on the Scott Leggo images facebook page.
