Online Competition 3 – Open

The voting for our third fun competition, held in the member only area of Keyworth Camera Club’s website, ended yesterday. This time there wasn’t a theme and unsuprisingly we received a wide variety of images.

As with previous competitions there were some excellent images entered, but there were two in particular that caught the attention of the majority, capturing 90% of the votes between them.

In the end there was a clear winner and congratulations go to Steve Myall with his image “Arcade” grabbing over 50% of the votes.

Well done to Tony Walker for Otter cub coming in second, with Jenny Fisher and Gavin Brand the only others to pick up votes

All the images and authors names can be seen below.

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