Photography competition 2020
The 2020 photography competiton was a celebration of all the previous years that have been spent on St Kilda. Congratulations to our finalists! All of the prize-winning photos are below for you to enjoy arranged under this year’s four categories: Scenery, Nature, Fun and Folk and Video Clips. You can click on the photos to enlarge them.
PLEASE NOTE THAT COPYRIGHT OF ALL IMAGES ON THIS WEBSITE IS OWNED BY THE NAMED PERSON ATTACHED TO THE IMAGE, WHOM FAILING, THE ST KILDA CLUB.
Scenery
First prize
“Sunrise over Dun”
by Diane Scott
Second prize
“Looking Down on Main Street”
by Duncan McNab
Third Prize
“Village Street Panorama”
by Alun Owen
Nature
First prize
“Did you hear the one about the work party?” by Diane Scott
Second prize
“Synchronised Bonxies”
by David Tait
Third prize
“Is that the vet getting off the boat?” by Stuart McKenzie
Fun and Folk
First prize
“A Royal Affair”
by Julie Hunt
Second prize
“A Balancing Act”
by Lesley Vince
Third prize
“Don’t Look Down – Puffin after Puffins”
by Pauline Smith
Video Clips
Winner
“Killer Whale and Seal off Stac an Armin” by Austin Taylor
Want to know the latest
Fancy entering next year’s photographic competition? Sign up to our email newsletter and you’ll receive all the details as soon as the competition opens.
Club news
A Thank You from the National Trust of Scotland
During the St Kilda Club Reunion on Saturday 19th November we were very pleased to share a short message from Philip Long thanking The St Kilda Club for all their hard work over the past 50 years. In particular, Philip mentions the £80,000 we were thrilled to raise...
St Kilda Club Constitution for the proposed SCIO
The below PDF is the proposed constitution for the St Kilda Club SCIO, along with two resolutions. All of these documents are for consideration at the St Kilda Club Company SC246110 AGM on the 9th November where we are hoping to sign them off. Any queries about these...
St Kilda World Heritage Site Management Plan 2022-2032
We were delighted to be asked by Susan Bain from the National Trust for Scotland (NTS) to have an input on the St Kilda World Heritage Site Management Plan 2022-2032. The Islands are owned by the NTS and so they have overall responsibility for management of the...