Gwynfa Second in both Memorial Competitions
On Sunday afternoon, Gwynfa finished second in both the colour & mono competitions for the 2021 Covid Memorial Trophies. Congratulations go to Bridgend.
Gwynfa is one of the friendliest photography clubs in Wales. We exist to facilitate, encourage & promote the enjoyment of photography in the local community. We are a non-profit making organisation.
On Sunday afternoon, Gwynfa finished second in both the colour & mono competitions for the 2021 Covid Memorial Trophies. Congratulations go to Bridgend.
The 2019 Gwynfa Photographer of the Year is Leigh Woolford with a total of 174 points. A few of his images can be.
The 2020 Picture of the Year, as voted for by our members, was won by Glenn Porter with his photo entitled ‘Harvest Mice.
The following awards were also presented during our virtual ‘Picture of the Year’ evening. See our other posts for details of the winners.
Gwynfa finished second in the 2020 Cwm Rhondda Battle which this year was contested by 25 clubs from all over the UK and.
The winners of the October Open competition were as follows: 1st – Heidi Stewart – On Clachtol Beach (See below) 2nd – Gwynfryn.
The winners of the Monochrome Challenge competition for the Colin Williams Trophy were as follows: 1st – Rob Beynon – Trouble & Strife.
Gwynfa members achieved significant success in the 2020 Welsh Salon of Photography with 29 acceptances and five major awards as can be seen.
The winners of the September Open competition were as follows: 1st – Leigh Woolford – Hong Kong Sunset 2 (see below) 2nd – Gary.
The winners of the June Open competition were as follows: 1st – Leigh Woolford – Rocks at Uttakliev (see below) 2nd – Rob-Bob Beynon – Splendid.