Lanarkshire photographer's stunning nature work recognised at national awards

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A Wishaw photographer has been recognised for her stunning stills of nature and wildlife.Angie Reynolds, a mum-of-three, has been snapping away for over a decade but this is the first time her work has been recognised at national awards and her images are now set for even more exposure.Her shot of a bird of prey titled “Peregrine Falcon Training” was awarded third place in the Environmental Category of this year’s Scottish Nature Photography Awards.The Lanarkshire Live app is available to download now.

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So this is the first time I’ve got anything back.“I’ve been doing photography for about 10 or 12 years. I went to college years ago but then took a break when my younger kids, who are now seven and eight, came along.“Once they went back to nursery and school I had more time to put into it again.A second image also snapped locally in North Lanarkshire; “Perchy Pond Bridge,” was shortlisted in the Scottish Landscape - Urban Greenspace Category, and a third, a photo of a