In Pictures
Winner of the Peregrine Trophy - sponsored by BAE Systems and awarded to the Royal Navy section submitting the best portfolio of six photographs depicting the Royal Navy at work over the previous 12 months: The funeral of Lance Corporal Robert Richards, Royal Marines, who died in Selly Oak Hospital on Wednesday 27 May 2009 from wounds sustained in Helmand province, Afghanistan [Picture: Leading Airman (Photographer) Caroline Davies, Fleet Regional Photographic Unit (East), Crown Copyright/MOD 2009]
Winner of the Peregrine Trophy - sponsored by BAE Systems and awarded to the Royal Navy section submitting the best portfolio of six photographs depicting the Royal Navy at work over the previous 12 months: The Royal Navy dashes the Army's hopes for a ninth successive win in the Babcock Trophy [Picture: Petty Officer Airman (Photograher) Paul A'Barrow, Fleet Regional Photographic Unit (East), Crown Copyright/MOD 2010]
Winner of the Peregrine Trophy - sponsored by BAE Systems and awarded to the Royal Navy section submitting the best portfolio of six photographs depicting the Royal Navy at work over the previous 12 months: The Royal Navy ladies boxing champion prepares for a training session at the HMS Nelson boxing gymnasium [Picture: Leading Airman (Photographer) Simmo Simpson, Fleet Regional Photographic Unit (East), Crown Copyright/MOD 2010]
Winner of the Peregrine Trophy - sponsored by BAE Systems and awarded to the Royal Navy section submitting the best portfolio of six photographs depicting the Royal Navy at work over the previous 12 months: HMS Iron Duke played a key role in assisting with the filming of a new television advertisement for recruitment to the Royal Navy whilst visiting the Bahamas [Picture: Leading Airman (Photographer) Simmo Simpson, Fleet Regional Photographic Unit (East), Crown Copyright/MOD 2009]
Royal Navy Photographer of the Year, sponsored by Calumet: 42 Commando Royal Marines invasion at Browndown, Gosport [Picture: Leading Airman (Photographer) Keith Morgan, Fleet Regional Photographic Unit (East), Crown Copyright/MOD 2010]
Royal Navy Photographer of the Year, sponsored by Calumet: HMS Dauntless in the Solent on the approach to Portsmouth Harbour [Picture: Leading Airman (Photographer) Keith Morgan, Fleet Regional Photographic Unit (East), Crown Copyright/MOD 2009]
Royal Navy Photographer of the Year, sponsored by Calumet: Fly Navy 100 dinner [Picture: Leading Airman (Photographer) Keith Morgan, Fleet Regional Photographic Unit (East), Crown Copyright/MOD 2009]
Royal Navy Photographer of the Year, sponsored by Calumet: The 2010 Babcock Inter Services Rugby Union Championship match between the Royal Navy and the Royal Air Force [Picture: Leading Airman (Photographer) Keith Morgan, Fleet Regional Photographic Unit (East), Crown Copyright/MOD 2010]
The Commandant General Royal Marines Prize - sponsored by Veritek Global Ltd and awarded for the best portfolio of three prints depicting Royal Marines-related subjects: Royal Marines [Picture: Petty Officer Airman (Photographer) Tam McDonald, Crown Copyright/MOD 2010]
The Commandant General Royal Marines Prize - sponsored by Veritek Global Ltd and awarded for the best portfolio of three prints depicting Royal Marines-related subjects: Underslinging - a rigid inflatable boat and its crew of Royal Marines are lifted from the sea by a Chinook [Picture: Leading Airman (Photographer) Hamish Burke, Crown Copyright/MOD 2009]
Winner of the Maritime Image Award - sponsored by Noritsu UK. This category is specifically for images of HM ships or submarines singly or in company: HMS Cumberland [Picture: Leading Airman (Photographer) Steve Johncock, Crown Copyright/MOD 2009]
Winner of the Digital Imaging Award - sponsored by Medialogix and awarded to the best digitally-enhanced photograph: The green flag and traffic light is given to allow a pilot to power up and take off onboard HMS Ark Royal [Picture: Petty Officer Airman (Photographer) Jonathan Hamlet, Crown Copyright/MOD 2010]
Winner of the Open Category - sponsored by Veritek Global Ltd. The best photograph of Royal Navy or Royal Marines subjects that combines technical excellence, creativity and impact: Exercise Egeman [Picture: Leading Airman (Photographer) Bernie Henesy, Crown Copyright/MOD 2009]
Winner of the Maritime Fixed Wing Award - sponsored by Canon UK Ltd and presented to the photographer who produces the best image of Naval Aviation: A Harrier GR9 of Naval Strike Wing carries out an operational launch whilst embarked onboard HMS Ark Royal [Picture: Petty Officer Airman (Photographer) Jonathan Hamlet, Crown Copyright/MOD 2010]
Winner of the Royal Navy 'Life Without Limits Award' - sponsored by Fuji UK Ltd and awarded to the best photograph of a member of the Royal Navy or Royal Marines undertaking their duties, training, or on exercises or operations: 'Hello Sailor!' - Naval Airman (Survival Equipment) Adam Bland showing his excitement to be on Exercise Glen Mallen on top of HMS Ark Royal's flight deck ramp [Picture: Leading Airman (Photographer) Gregg Macready, Crown Copyright/MOD 2010]
Winner of the Maritime Air Prize - sponsored by AgustaWestland. A category specifically for Rotary Wing Naval Aviation images and awarded for the best photograph of Royal Navy helicopters: 848 Naval Air Squadron mountain flying training in the Alps [Picture: Leading Airman (Photographer) Dave Bunting, Crown Copyright/MOD 2009]
Winner of the Best Sports Image - sponsored by Canon UK Ltd. This is awarded to the photographer showing the greatest creativity in a single image portraying Royal Navy or Royal Marines sports, including adventure training: The Royal Navy and the Army compete in a charity boxing competition held at the Hilton Hotel in London [Picture: Petty Officer Airman (Photographer) Tam McDonald, Crown Copyright/MOD 2009]
Winner Royal Navy Student Award - sponsored by AgustaWestland. This category has been introduced in recognition of the technical ability and creativity of the Royal Navy students that passed through the Defence School of Photography in the previous 15 months [Picture: Leading Airman (Photographer) Claire Jones, Crown Copyright/MOD 2009]
Winner Royal Navy Student Award - sponsored by AgustaWestland. This category has been introduced in recognition of the technical ability and creativity of the Royal Navy students that passed through the Defence School of Photography in the previous 15 months [Picture: Leading Airman (Photographer) Claire Jones, Crown Copyright/MOD 2009]
Winner Royal Navy Student Award - sponsored by AgustaWestland. This category has been introduced in recognition of the technical ability and creativity of the Royal Navy students that passed through the Defence School of Photography in the previous 15 months [Picture: Leading Airman (Photographer) Claire Jones, Crown Copyright/MOD 2009]