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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK

Winners announced: London Lives – in pictures

London Lives: Jessica Taylor
Gold award winner: Jessica Taylor transformed her collection of old train tickets into the prize-winning image in this year's London Lives competition
© Jessica Taylor
London Lives: Sally Jane Fuerst's charcoal and chalk artwork, called Travel Mug
Silver award winner: Sally Jane Fuerst's charcoal and chalk artwork, called Travel Mug won the silver prize. Photograph: Sally Jane Fuerst
London Lives: Peter Lawrence won the bronze award
Bronze award winner: Peter Lawrence came third in the competition with his wood-engraving piece called The London Orbital Motorway. Photograph: Peter Lawrence
London Lives | Selected: Away Day, by Janet Brooke
Away Day, by Janet Brooke
© Janet Brooke
London Lives | Selected: Bethnal Green Road, by Peter Wylie
Bethnal Green Road, by Peter Wylie
© Peter Wylie
London Lives | Selected: Forever delayed, by Martin Hoare
Forever delayed, by Martin Hoare
© Martin Hoare
London Lives | Selected: London Life by Julie Cross
London Life, by Julie Cross
© Julie Cross
London Lives | Selected: London, by Neil Douglas
London, by Neil Douglas
© Neil Douglas
London Lives | Selected: Station Concourse by Christopher Green
Station Concourse, by Christopher Green
© Christopher Green
London Lives | Selected: Trains Passing Borough Market, by Peta Bridle
Trains Passing Borough Market, by Peta Bridle
© Peta Bridle
London Lives | Selected: Travel Options at Golders Green, by Roger Scopes
Travel Options at Golders Green, by Roger Scopes
© Roger Scopes
London Lives | Selected: View of Blackfriars Bridge, by Dennis Roxby Bott
View of Blackfriars Bridge, by Dennis Roxby Bott
© Dennis Roxby Bott
London Lives | Selected: Run Run Run, by Sam Dashiell Jackson
Run Run Run, by Sam Dashiell Jackson
© Sam Dashiell Jackson
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