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Swimming TurnA shallow depth of field focused on the tips of the swimmers toes; a flurry of bubbles rising upwards; an unidentifiable torso powering serenely into the distance sometimes a picture only needs a few simple ingredients to make it magical. This shot by Gerry Cranham is a classic example of his ability to craft timeless images. It depicts the Scottish swimmer Bobby McGregor, who would go on to win a silver medal in the 100m freestyle at the 1964 Tokyo

and there is a neat geometry to the picture

Levene will be there again with his camera

and despite the weather and moving people it is perfectly composed and exposed

in one of the remotest parts of the national park

and to observe the relationship she has built with these feathery friends is a fantastic experience

The deer outnumber people on the island by about 30 to one

allowing photographers seeking “underwater-style” images to remain dry while capturing the beauty of a tumble-turn

These young village girls – colourful against the almost monochrome backdrop – were intrigued by the visitor

with profits donated to Friends of the Earth

Silhouetted winter walkers

Centre Court is beautiful as the sun sets

the people standing on top of the ancient barrow have turned their faces towards them