Wildly Wicked Photo Gallery

"This particular hedgehog visited our garden every day through the summer. One afternoon I lay down in front of him and as he was walking towards me I took the picture. My sisters and I named him ‘Sonic’ and often dug up worms for him to munch."

"This photo was taken at Beamish Museum while trying to take photos’ of crows. Suddenly the factory there blew off smoke and I quickly turned around and took a photo exposing the sky and creating the interesting effect."

"I took the picture looking over the A46 facing the Hobby Horse roundabout, took it as I feel it is a subject that relates to pollution."

"I took the photo because it looked like the geese were queuing up as they stood on the weir."

"Was out with my mates for the whole day doing what we love to do, riding our local jumps. This is one of the biggest drops there with the best view so that’s why I took the photo".  

"This was taken in Ratby on the way into Kirby on a summer’s evening."

"The pictures of berries and brambles were taken in Autumn on the old allotments opposite my house in Rothley. They will soon disappear when the land is built on."

"This image was taken with my father's digital camera and zoom lens. It was just a case of seeing the squirrel and having the camera nearby."

"This shows the river in Aylestone and you can just see the main road with the electric pylons. I think this photo has a stronger message because it shows how we've ruined the natural look with industry, the greyness adds an effect as well."

"This just shows leaves and a canal because I think it shows how beautiful nature can be."

"This is of the water surrounding Conway Castle in Wales. I took this photograph as I liked how the boats were on the water with the hilly background behind them."

"I took this photograph because I liked the way the cloud curled round in the air, like a shell."

"I was at my grandma's in the garden when I looked down the canal from her garden and it was a breathtaking scene. So I got my phone out and took a great picture."

"This shows the meadow and an electric pylon because it shows how nature can clash with industry."

"These pictures are of a coot's nest made out of rubbish in Queens Park, Loughborough."

"I took this photograph because I liked the way the cliff was shaped."

"I took some amazing sky shots at North Norfolk last year."

"I took this photo of my garden as there was lots of greenery in it at the time. I thought it was quite a natural looking photo along with the garden items in it."

"I chose to take this picture to show not only my favourite wild place, but also a magnificent wild animal. I believe that the photography shows two amazing features of Leicestershire- both the stag and Bradgate Park."

"I was lucky to capture this bright and interestingly coloured frog in its natural environment. The idea behind this image is to make people look closer at their natural environment."

"I chose to submit this image as it shows wildlife from Leicestershire. I used macro photography to get in close to the bug and it came out very well. This was taken on a tree near Hind Leys College, Shepshed."

"Taken on a beach in Anglesey, with a Nikon coolpix camera."

"Taken on holiday in Wales, Conwy with a Canon Digital Ixus 60."

"This was taken in Castle Donington. I took this photograph because of the patterns of the ivy around the water and, also because of the solid way that the water is falling."

"This was taken in my back garden and I took this image as it is wildlife in its true form. I think that it is important to take images of wildlife to see the changes as they happen."

"I took this as it is a main feature of the area in which I live."

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"I saw this whilst I was out taking photos and thought it would make a good image as it shows our impact on the environment."

"Taken on holiday in Wales, on a small beach near Trefriew."

"Taken at Topstones Scout and Guide Camp at Tilton on the Hil in May 2007."

"Taken at our local lake in Quorn with a Finepix camera I borrowed from school."

"I took this picture to show the carelessness of everyday people and the impact that it has on the appearance of the environment."

"This image was taken as I thought that the contrasting colours of the snail and the leaves would create a more striking image."

"I thought this was a good image as it is so close to the centre of Shepshed and yet, it looks so peaceful and natural and this is the reason why I took this image."

"I took this image in my back garden as there are a lot of butterflies there and I thought it would be a good way to show wildlife around the area that I lived in."

"This was taken at Elvaston Castle. I took this image as I liked the difference between the texture on the tree trunk and the subtle view of the water as it is able to create a tranquil look on the composition."