The winning photograph of the Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize 2009, Rosie Bancroft, 2008 by Paul Floyd Blake, in this handout photo received in London November 4, 2009. A portrait of a 13-year old swimmer, who lost her right foot when she was 10 months old, was awarded a photography prize at the National Portrait Gallery, its spokeswoman said on Wednesday. Paul Floyd Blake, 47, was awarded a 12,000 pounds ($19,800) for his portrait of 13-year-old swimmer Rosie Bancroft, who hopes to compete in the 2012 Paralympic Games. To match Reuters Life! ARTS-BRITAIN/PHOTOPRIZE. Reuters Pictures logo Reuters Pictures 27 months ago

The winning photograph of the Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize 2009, Rosie Bancroft, 2008 by Paul Floyd Blake, in this handout photo received in London November 4, 2009. A portrait of a 13-year old swimmer, who lost her right foot when she was 10 months old, was awarded a photography prize at the National Portrait Gallery, its spokeswoman said on Wednesday. Paul Floyd Blake, 47, was awarded a 12,000 pounds ($19,800) for his portrait of 13-year-old swimmer Rosie Bancroft, who hopes to compete in the 2012 Paralympic Games. To match Reuters Life! ARTS-BRITAIN/PHOTOPRIZE.

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