Success for Club Members

Congratulations to Paul Burrows and David Kissman who both achieved the required number of acceptances in the British Photographic Exhibitions distinctions to take them to the second level in the Crown Awards at exactly the same time. They can now add the letters BPE2* after their names.

To reach this target they had to attain 50 acceptances in the group of exhibitions that make up the BPE group. Paul and David both scored 51. Now they have to decide whether they are going to continue to the next level where they will need a further 50 acceptances.

This is an excellent achievement for them both and you can see a selection of their accepted images that helped them gain this distinction, by following this link: BPE Images for David and Paul

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