Jonathan EyersKate Green Angela Benwell
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#Earthcapture#earthcapture
Want to share your work with the rest of the world? BBC #earthcapture makes that possible. Just
download the BBC Earth Capture app (it’s available on iTunes and Google Play) on your smartphone
and it will explain how to share your photograph or video. Selected pictures are then posted on
bbc.com/earth and on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. To see the stunning photographs taken
by people all over the world, search for #earthcapture and prepare to be amazed.Email your pictures to us at [email protected]. As well as
featuring a selection each month, we’ll also share your work with the BBC
#earthcapture team, who regularly post contributed images on their social
media platforms. You could end up sharing your work with the world!Our world
Your photos
Every month in BBC Earth magazine we’ll be
showcasing your pictures of the natural world.
Get inspired by our favourite images this
month, then grab your camera or smartphone
to join in the #earthcapture adventure!Dan Pursey
Phil Smedley
Alice Rose /Katarzyna
Ad Roberts‘This was taken on the beach at Bridlington,
Yorkshire, on a weekend trip. The gull toyed
with the crab in the surf for a minute or two
before flying off with it in its beak.
‘I got into photography as a hobby in January
this year. I loved taking photos of London on
my phone and bought a Nikon D5300 with
a 200mm zoom lens in the summer so that
I could get close-up shots like this without
scaring off animals before I could get my shot.
‘Even though there’s not much wildlife
in London, I love taking photos of birds,
particularly the geese at Alexandra Palace.’PHOTO OF THE MONTH