Photography Competition 2025
We had some more fantastic entries for our 2025 St Kilda Club photography competition, and the judges had a great time selecting their winners. Below you can take a look at the prize-winning photos for each category. You can click on the photos to enlarge them.
A huge congratulations to all our winners!
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Scenery
First Prize
‘A Slice of Boreray’ by John Keery
Second Prize
‘Summer Sunset’ by Susan Bain
Third Place
‘Imposing Cliffs’ by Laura MacNeil
Nature
First Prize
‘Gannets Over Stac Lee’ by John Keery
Second Prize
‘Lovely Puffins’ by Kato Shu
Third Place
‘High Rise Pastures Taste Better’ by Bill Cameron
Fun and Folk
First Prize
‘A Cleit’s Eye View’ by Nicola Foley
Second Prize
‘Meeting Great Grandfather’ by Calum Ferguson
Third Prize
‘Did Anyone Rescue My Pal’s Cap?’ By Adrie Mallegrom
15 Second Video Clip
‘A Calm Day in Glen Bay’ by Bill Cameron
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