Norton Radstock Photographic Society held its Annual Presentation Dinner at Cameley Lodge on Thursday, 26th January, where Geoff Noad was named Winner of Picture of the Year, with his photograph, ‘Track from Nowhere’.
Chair, Margot Witcombe, presented the monthly competitions and Picture of the Year awards. The first presentation was for The Millennium Cup, as judged by the public at the Annual Exhibition. The most popular photograph was ‘The Owl’, by Margot Witcombe.
Monthly Competitions – Colour Prints: 1st Jill Toman, 2nd Graham Nicholls, 3rd Diana Walker and Jenny Short. Black and White Prints: 1st Jill Toman, 2nd Graham Nicholls, 3rd Jenny Short.
Picture of the Year, as judged by Leo Rich – Portrait/People: 1st Ivy Goatcher,
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Sport/Action: 1st Jill Toman, ‘Fun on the Slide’, 2nd Diana Walker, ‘Cricket Match’, 3rd Jane Richardson, ‘Waiting for the Off’.
Landscape/Seascape/Cityscape: 1st Geoff Noad, ‘Track from Nowhere’, 2nd Jane Richardson, ‘Evening in Split’, 3rd Ivy Goatcher.
Any Other Subject: 1st Jill Toman, ‘Cuban Windows’, 2nd Jane Richardson, ‘Towers in Croatia’, 3rd Geoff Noad, ‘They Both Missed Me’.
Winner of Picture of the Year: Geoff Noad, ‘Track from Nowhere’.
Ivy Goatcher

