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Let the picture tell the story.

Could you have taken a picture this good? That is the question the organisers of a competition are asking the nation's nurses. The Novartis and Daily Telegraph Visions of Science photographic awards feature a healthcare section with a £500 prize for the entry that best shows the impact of science and medicine on people's lives. 'You don't need a lot of fancy equipment to enter,' said TV presenter and judge Adam Hart-Davis. 'Every year we have winning images taken with basic equipment that show us the world in original and quirky ways.' For more details call 020 7613 5577 or visit www.visions-of-science.co.uk from February 12.