Lockdown – Online Competition 7

The results are in for our latest weekly fun competition which is voted on by our membership. The theme was Lockdown and we had to submit an image that showed what lockdown meant to the us.

There were some interesting interpretations of the brief and right from the moment voting opened one photograph surged ahead of the others to become a runaway winner, taking over half the votes as it claimed top spot.

Congratulations to Tony Walker for winning this weeks challenge with his photograph Through the Glass.

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