Breakfast – Online competition 16

Our latest fun weekly themed competition has come to a close, the subject this time being breakfast. The entries included straight record images and those with a more creative approach. All the entrants chose to present their work in colour.

Voting was fairly tight and any one of three images could have taken top honours. At the final count one picture achieved the top position by one point, whilst two more tied for second.

Once again it’s congratulations to Gavin Brand for his photograph ‘Almost Forgot the Toast’. This victory also sees Gavin complete a hat-trick of wins.

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