Ordnance Survey Calls You Amateur Photographers to Travel Britain Britain

As anyone who's ever navigated a boggy moor or orientated their way round a dark forest will know, Ordnance Survey are the dominant cartographers of the country. The organisation has been guiding people around Britain for centuries, and over the next year it's redesigning and relaunching all 607 of its paper map titles with new designs and mobile downloads, which will let users plot their course and record their walk electronically. As part of the reissues, they've been calling for amateur photographers to submit images for consideration for the new covers. Among the 10,000+ entries, there have been some spectacular shots celebrating the country in all its diverse glory, from windswept and empty national parks to bustling cities.