Photography competition 2017
We had a total of 59 entries in 2017 – a fantastic response! All of the prize-winning photos are below for you to enjoy arranged under the three categories: Scenery, Nature, and Fun and Folk. You can click on the photos to enlarge them.
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Scenery
First prize
“Village Bay and Oiseval from the Slopes of Conachair” by Christina Macaulay
Second prize (joint)
Enjoying the View from the Gap” by Alasdair Maceachen
Second prize (joint)
“Sunny Day in Village Bay” by Bill Cameron
Nature
First prize
“Gannet being attacked by one (of two) Bonxies” by Paul Paddock
Second prize (joint)
“Snipe” by Hugh Barton
Second prize (joint)
“St Kilda Wren” by Hugh Barton
Fun and Folk
First prize
“Strictly Roofing” by Mike McKimm
Second prize (joint)
“Ready for the Off” by Robert Murray
Second prize (joint)
“Work with a View” by Stefanie Lauer
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