As they have just opened entries for the Landscape Photographer of the Year 2011 (UK) a few of last year's best entries have been posted online so thought I would share some of my favourites.

Paul Sansome, La Corbière, St. Brelade, Jersey, Channel Islands. Commended in the Classic View category.

Rhys Davies, Beachy Head, East Sussex, England. Commended in the Living the View category.

Brian Clark, Ice Flowers, Rannoch Moor, Scotland. Commended in the Classic View category.

Antony Spencer, Lavender field at dawn, taken in Somerset, England. Commended in the Classic View category.

Marcus McAdam, Ice Steps taken at Sligachan, Isle of Skye, Scotland. Highly Commended in the Classic View category.

David Kendal, Seilebost in winter, Isle of Harris, Scotland. Commended in the Classic View category.

Jamie Russell, Lightening over St. Catherine’s Lighthouse, Isle of Wight, England. Commended in the Classic View category.

Pawel Libera, London Docklands from a different angle, England. Commended in the Urban View category.

Antony Spencer, 2010 Landscape Photographer of the Year winner. (annoyingly, it does not say where this one is)

Emmanuel Coupe, Neist Point at dusk, Isle of Skye, Scotland. Commended in the Classic View category.

Graham Eaton, Penmon Dawn, Anglesey, North Wales. Commended in the Your View category.

David Stanton, Falkirk Wheel at night, Scotland. Urban View Runner Up.

Nicola Harkness, Smoo Cave, Durness, Scotland. Commended in the Classic View category.

David Pulford, Dusk at Godrevy Lighthouse, Cornwall. Commended in the Classic View category.

Taliesin Coombes, Reflections, Strath Bran, Scotland. Highly Commended in the Young Classic View category.

I think the one with no location identified is Corfe Castle in Dorset, England

Awesome pix, thanks for sharing!

Elegant U.K.!

Beautiful shots. I didn't even think we grew lavender in England. Looks like Provence.

As for the one with the sheep, I think that was taken from the Mudchute Farm on the Isle of Dogs.

trust FH to know where to find sheep in London...

figured you put in one of your favorites --Sheep behinds! (at least you are past doin'little lambs LOL)

My choice: neist point at dusk (for what it is worth) thanks for the peeks!

It's bloody difficult to look anywhere on Skye that does not have a stunning vista but that Neist Point one is amazing. Oh and the sheep behinds are strictly for cockneys and mockneys

It's bloody difficult to look anywhere on Skye that does not have a stunning vista but that Neist Point one is amazing. Oh and the sheep behinds are strictly for cockneys and mockneys

so for Skye --- looks like it is up A82 to A87....how long a trip from Glas...?

Can't put a time on it - too much to see. If non stop, 5-6 hours. Can take the bridge but then you miss the drive up the 'road to the isles' (and get the ferry from Mallaig) so A82, left at Fort William then the A830

I do notice one issue with the Isle of Skye....only one distillery

...this could be a problem

"Ice Steps" at Sligachan is totally awesome - thanks Iain!

I like this one...

I travelled to the balcony outside my bedroom and took it. Wiv me camera.

Cheers Iain - these are awesome. I love landscapes and when I'm out shooting, I usually get up at 6 am because the light is beautiful. Quite a few of these look like very early morning shots.

Nice shots, it looks like God missed with the lightning and Isle of Wight. Hope he hits it next time.

EB: Very nice picture. Nice light at that time, but it just feels unnatural to get up at that time for me.

Love that Lavender field at dawn.....

@ Dave. Yes, dawn or dusk does seem to give that bit of 'unusual' light that can turn an ordinary shot great! And very nice cityscape too!

@ Alan. Agreed. Have spent a lot of time on Skye but not when it's that cold!

@ Teddy.Leave the Isle of Wight alone! I'm off to Bestival this year!

I agree Iain those are some great shots...thx for sharing bro...

@Dave great shot as well...I particularly like the cloud formation in the upper left hand corner of the photo very cool..

wow! Never knew places in the UK could look so pretty

EB's one looks good too