The Summer Exhibition at the Winns Gallery in Lloyd Park is now over. Andy, John and Ian now don’t know what to do with their days!
It was our 5th exhibition there and our most popular attracting 1,200 visitors which is great.
Feedback both verbally and in the message book was universally positive and it’s clear that many people now seek us out each year as opposed to stumbling across us!
Visitors to the gallery are asked to vote for their favourite photo, which isn’t simple with 80 prints to vote for.
Here are the results, and congratulations to Jackie, a very worthy winner and one of the favourites of the author.
A selection of images will be added to this post once they have been collected so please check back.
1st After Hopper by Jackie Robinson (46 votes)
2nd Stillness 3: Another Way of Seeing by Teresa Elwes (40 votes)
3rd Candystripe Impression by Ian Waterman (37 votes)
4th A Man Who Wasn’t There by Mick Ralph (31 votes)
5th Mother and cub, Resolution Island, Nunavut, by John Cross (29 votes)
=5th The X Factor by James Thatcher (29 votes)
7th Misty Sunset by Thomas Barry (24 votes)
8th Berlin Underground by Sara Uddin (23 votes)
9th The Two Sisters, Glencoe by John Cross (22 votes)
10th Volcano, Chile by Naomi Furnace (21 votes)
=10th Hawthorn by Giulia Hetherington (21 votes)
On the 15th June the final round, of 3, of the Walker Print Trophy took place.
The results are as follows;
Jump – Philip Atkinson
Vulture – Stephanie Waterman
Wily Coyote – John Cross
Portwey – Jackie Robinson
The competition was judged by Ken Payne – you can view his website by CLICKING HERE. He has quite a number of training videos online, many of them Lightroom related. Worth a view.
So the overall results of this year’s Walker Print are as follows;
John Cross – 44 points
Philip Atkinson – 38 points
Teresa Elves & Stephanie Waterman – 12 points
5th place went to Mick Ralph with 10 points.
Congratulations to John and everyone who has made time to enter the competition and made it such a success.
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