Christopher Wilton-Steer, April 2017 winnerMarigold stringers in Veraval, Gujarat. Although fluorescent, the lighting lent this scene a painting like quality. I love shooting shopfronts, especially in Indian towns, as the result often feels like a window on to another world. PAUL GOLDSTEIN, JUDGE: The composition is top notch and not arrived at by accident. The relaxed demeanour spells an intimate encounter between photographer and subjects rather than an intrusive grab shot. But for me, the

JH: ‘Miss Germaine Greer

It features Johan Cruyff – probably the most feted number 14 in footballing history – ahead of a first round group match versus Sweden at the 1974 World Cup

the lighting lent this scene a painting-like quality

It depicts a rural England far removed from the horrors of the second world war

Without her

By the time of this photograph at the World Match Play Championships in 1966

It would have been easy to take a wider contextual composition but this perspective

but their coats – and distinctive panda eyes and black noses – appear to pop out of the photograph

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grimy and glorious

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