Worksop & Blyth: Photography talent Will gets national recognition

Worksop College lower sixth student, Will Clothier has achieved extraordinary recognition of his photography talents by having three separate images put through to the final round of the Young Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition.
By The Newsroom
Published 16th Apr 2015, 16:00 BST
This picture of a young cheetah was one of the photographs that Worksop College student Will Clothier took that has been submitted for Young Wildlife Photographer of the Year competitionThis picture of a young cheetah was one of the photographs that Worksop College student Will Clothier took that has been submitted for Young Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition
This picture of a young cheetah was one of the photographs that Worksop College student Will Clothier took that has been submitted for Young Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition

This global competition is run by the Natural History Museum for wildlife photographers aged from nine to 17 years-old.

Entrants will be notified in early May regarding the judges’ decisions.

Will, 16, from Blyth took his shots in South Africa in a Reserve in Kwa-Zulu Natal.

Related topics:Worksop CollegeNatural History MuseumBlythSouth Africa