With World Photography Day falling on August 19, the South Downs National Park Authority has released stunning photos of cloud formations taken here in Sussex.
A spokesperson for the National Park said:
"The South Downs is blessed with some breathtaking landscapes of rolling hills, cliffs, rivers, streams and forests that are any photographers’ dream.
"But capturing a great landscape shot is not only about having a stunning landscape in your frame.
Steyning Bowl by Lloyd Lane
"The sky conditions, or more specifically cloud conditions, have a big part to play.
"Whether it’s a stormy, towering cumulonimbus, a wispy cirrus formation or moody stratus, clouds can add extra impact to any picture.
View from Harting Down by Jill Howgate
"World Photography Day this month focuses on clouds and to celebrate, the National Park is sharing stunning images that showcase these huge masses of water droplets in all their glory!
"Can you take a sensational image of the landscape and a dramatic sky for the National Park’s annual photo competition?
View from Firle Beacon towards Lewes by Philip Rose
"The theme this year is a “New Perspective” and the top prize is £250. There are also categories for mobile phone imagery, wildlife and a youth section."
Entries close at midnight on Tuesday 31 October.
Find out more and submit entries at www.southdowns.gov.uk/care-for/photo-comp-2023/
Cloud inversion over the Arun valley by Lloyd Lane
Cows grazing beneath the cloudscape at Butser Hill by James Douglas
Devil's Dyke by Andy Flowerday
A stormy Steyning Bowl by Simon Parsons
Photo by Bill Brooks of Capability Brown-designed grounds at Petworth Park
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