Photographic Society holds final competition of the year
'Wave Energy' by Andrew Cox was one of the winners of the Royston Photographic Society competition - Credit: Andrew Cox
Royston Photographic Society has held its last competition of 2021, on the theme of 'five elements'.
Society members submitted photos showcasing either fire, earth, water, metal or wood.
'Morning Warmth' by Andrew Cox - Credit: Andrew Cox
After the judging process the competition was dominated by club secretary Andrew Fox, who placed both first and third for his entries 'Wave Energy' and 'Morning Warmth' - both taken on a club trip to Jersey
The society has also joined forces with the Rotary club to support their junior photographer competition, which is accepting entries on the theme 'colours of nature' until the end of January.
One of the photos taken by Royston Photographic Society this year, of a Royston vs. Cambridge game - Credit: Royston Photographic Society
To support the competition, the photographic society will hold a development session with the winners in early spring, when the heath looks the nicest, led by Andrew Fox and professional photographer Sam Orchard.
Chishill Windmill at sunset - Credit: Jitka Brynjolffssen
The society is open to new members of all abilities. For more information contact Peter Baker on 07921 191887.
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