“The Thames is an ever-moving world of vessels, people, shapes, colours, sights and sounds. Thames Lens is a great opportunity to capture some of this vibrant energy, as this year’s winners show. I hope that the images touch people’s imagination, intrigue them and prompt them to get out on our magical, inspiring river.”
Alistair Gale, Port of London Authority, Director
Thames Lens 2022 | Love Can Build A Bridge by David Stearne | Thames Lens & Port of London Authority Overall Winner
Thames Lens 2022 | Millennium Bridge Haze by Toby Hawkes | Architecture Winner
Thames Lens 2022 | Cutty Sark Art by Julie Pinborogh | Architecture Runner-up
Thames Lens 2022 | Old boat, Gallions Reach by Gerry Gedge | Landscape Winner
Thames Lens 2022 | Battersea Power Station by Vincenzo Albano | Landscape Runner-up
Thames Lens 2022 | Romeo and Juliet by Michael Hallam | Nature Winner
Thames Lens 2022 | Thames Fox by Lichena E Bertinato | Nature Runner-up
Thames Lens 2022 | The Fishermen by Colin Page | People & the River Winner
Thames Lens 2022 | Bridge by Erik Weisenpacher | People & the River Runner-up

Thames Lens 2022

Thames Lens 2022 | Love Can Build A Bridge by David Stearne | Thames Lens & Port of London Authority Overall Winner
Thames Lens 2022 | Millennium Bridge Haze by Toby Hawkes | Architecture Winner
Thames Lens 2022 | Cutty Sark Art by Julie Pinborogh | Architecture Runner-up
Thames Lens 2022 | Old boat, Gallions Reach by Gerry Gedge | Landscape Winner
Thames Lens 2022 | Battersea Power Station by Vincenzo Albano | Landscape Runner-up
Thames Lens 2022 | Romeo and Juliet by Michael Hallam | Nature Winner
Thames Lens 2022 | Thames Fox by Lichena E Bertinato | Nature Runner-up
Thames Lens 2022 | The Fishermen by Colin Page | People & the River Winner
Thames Lens 2022 | Bridge by Erik Weisenpacher | People & the River Runner-up
“Thames Lens never fails to impress, but this year it has excelled. I think the range and the quality of photography is testimony to River Thames’ power to inspire, something it has been doing for people who gaze upon it for over two thousand years. What a river!”
Adrian Evans CVO, Thames Festival Trust, Director

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