Landscape Photographer of the Year Exhibition at Waterloo Station

Now Extended to 28th February 2015 due to popular demand

An exciting first for the Landscape Photographer of the Year Awards, as the annual exhibition of winning entries moves to the Mezzanine balcony at London Waterloo station. Completed in the summer of 2012, the balcony provides a perfect location to display successful entries from the competition; showcasing the very best of the British countryside in the very heart of the capital. Waterloo is Britain’s busiest station and each year is visited by 100 million visitors from all corners of the world.

Winning photographs are on walls and display panels along the balcony. Admission is free and access is unprecedented in the Awards eight year history – as long as the station is open, visitors will have the chance to see it; a total of over 1200 hours of opportunity.

There are also two further days when all the images will make an appearance on Motion@Waterloo, a 40m wide LCD screen which is the largest single indoor screen in the UK and spans the station from platforms 7 to 11, on January 26th & 27th 2015.

The Awards are held in association with VisitBritain and the Countryside is GREAT campaign and the exhibition is brought to you by Nikon UK.