Ethereal image of Cosmos flowers wins photo competition
"After having recently painted my summerhouse white, I decided to capture these delicate Cosmos flowers, creating vivid white tones in this black-and-white composition," she said.
The judges said: "It is easy to turn any colour photograph into black and white - but through clear intent, Anne chose the set-up before photographing to dramatic effect.
"This work uses black and white to add something special, not take something away.
"Both the black and the whites are punchy and incredibly detailed."
Ethereal Cosmos will feature in a book and exhibition at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, in 2021.
Here are other winning photos from the contest, with captions by the photographers.
Second place: Long-tailed Tits, by Alan Price, GwyneddThird place: Twin Oak Dawn, by Allan Wright, GallowayFinalist: River of Life, by Carole Drake, Arundel Castle, West SussexFinalist: The Emperor, by Alan Price, GwyneddFinalist: Flowering Icicles, by Mary Slingo, the National Trust's Knightshayes, DevonFinalist: Happy Bunch, by Simon Schollum, private garden shed, New ZealandHighly commended: Plane Winter Skeleton, by Tony Jones, West SussexHighly commended: Reflections of the Mallard Pond, by Roy Curtis, Trebah Gardens, CornwallHighly Commended: Solitary Oak Tree, by Jon Martin, Lake District National Park, CumbriaHighly commended: The Statue, by Dieter Wanjura, Neu-Ulm, BavariaHighly commended: Aspens and Snowy Pines, by Ari Plosker, Flagstaff, ArizonaHighly commended: Beam Me Up, by Geoff Kell, New Forest National Park, HampshireHighly commended: Lutyen's Bench, by Roy Curtis, The Garden House, DevonHighly commended: Exploding Allium, by Rachele Z Cecchini, home studio, AustriaHighly commended: Icelandic Open Space, by Peter Karry, Stokkness, IcelandHighly commended: Exotic Beauty, by Lilianna Sokołowska, DresdenHighly commended: Snail on Top, by Ryan Ostrea, SydneyHighly commended: Nun's Cross Farm, by Tim Burgess, Dartmoor National Park, DevonHighly commended: Raindrops on Lily pond, by Annemarie Farley, the Florida Botanical Gardens, Largo,