30th October 2025
Landscapes competition 2025
Tenby & District Camera Club held it's annual Landscape/ seascape competition on the 30th October. The club appointed one of Wales’s best known judges and presenters, Gareth Martin, to be with us, The members gave him a special welcome. Gareth has been been to our club many times, and is one of our favourite judges/ presenters, so we were very pleased to have him judge for us.
Gareth complemented our members for the high standard of photography. There were 22 members who took part in the competition.
There were 20 print entries and 43 digital entries, and he gave each a comprehensive critique, his attention to detail was excellent, which helped our members to re-evaluate their images. He had been to many of the locations the landscape images showed, and he had a story of the experiences he had encountered when he was there, which made it all the more interesting.
The results were ...
The Print section
Gold medal was won by Jan Sullivan for her print “Birch among the Pines.
Silver medal was won by John Slater for his print “Norfolk Poppy Fields”
Bronze medal was won by Jan Sullivan for “Derelict at Dusk”
There were 3 prints Highly Commended
Dave Bolton for “Monkstone Sunrise”
Jo Ashton for “Moody Shores”
Dave Bolton for “Lyn Padern”
There were 2 prints Commended
Charlie Kidd for “Nanortalik church Greenland”
Robert Keys for “Glacier
The Digital images Section
Gold medal was won by Alan Brown for his image “Swans at Sunset”
Silver medal was won by Roy Peters for his image “Navajo Outlook”
Bronze medal was won by by Jan Sullivan for her image “High and Dry”
There were 3 Highly Commended images.
Alan Brown for “Night Shift at Pembroke Dock”
Harry Gardiner for “Corner House”
Jan Sullivan for “Burton Ferry at Dusk”
There were 6 Commended images
Robert Keys for “Glacier Meltwater”
Rob Cox for “Toronto City”
John Powell for “Above the Clouds “
Gary Mayhew for “Eryri”
John Whitehurst for “Broad haven South”
Cheryl Hewitt for “Farne Pillars”
Tenby & District Camera Club held it's annual Landscape/ seascape competition on the 30th October. The club appointed one of Wales’s best known judges and presenters, Gareth Martin, to be with us, The members gave him a special welcome. Gareth has been been to our club many times, and is one of our favourite judges/ presenters, so we were very pleased to have him judge for us.
Gareth complemented our members for the high standard of photography. There were 22 members who took part in the competition.
There were 20 print entries and 43 digital entries, and he gave each a comprehensive critique, his attention to detail was excellent, which helped our members to re-evaluate their images. He had been to many of the locations the landscape images showed, and he had a story of the experiences he had encountered when he was there, which made it all the more interesting.
The results were ...
The Print section
Gold medal was won by Jan Sullivan for her print “Birch among the Pines.
Silver medal was won by John Slater for his print “Norfolk Poppy Fields”
Bronze medal was won by Jan Sullivan for “Derelict at Dusk”
There were 3 prints Highly Commended
Dave Bolton for “Monkstone Sunrise”
Jo Ashton for “Moody Shores”
Dave Bolton for “Lyn Padern”
There were 2 prints Commended
Charlie Kidd for “Nanortalik church Greenland”
Robert Keys for “Glacier
The Digital images Section
Gold medal was won by Alan Brown for his image “Swans at Sunset”
Silver medal was won by Roy Peters for his image “Navajo Outlook”
Bronze medal was won by by Jan Sullivan for her image “High and Dry”
There were 3 Highly Commended images.
Alan Brown for “Night Shift at Pembroke Dock”
Harry Gardiner for “Corner House”
Jan Sullivan for “Burton Ferry at Dusk”
There were 6 Commended images
Robert Keys for “Glacier Meltwater”
Rob Cox for “Toronto City”
John Powell for “Above the Clouds “
Gary Mayhew for “Eryri”
John Whitehurst for “Broad haven South”
Cheryl Hewitt for “Farne Pillars”