Rotary Young Photographer 2023
A competition for young people between the ages of 7 and 17. They are required to produce a photograph on the theme of 'The Beauty of Architecture'.
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Rotary Young Photographer 2023
Cromarty Lighthouse photographed by Seth Walters age 11 , a pupil at Resolis Primary School. Seth used a Samsung mobile phone camera to record this image.
Winner 7 to 10 Age Group
Photographed by Conner McLeish, age 10, a pupil at Tarradale Primary School. Connor likes this building because , although built in the C9 Century, it looks much older. Connor used a Canon EOS 1100 D.
Runner-up 7 to 10 Age Group
Photo by Brooke Howden, age 9 a pupil at Resolis Primary School. Brooke likes this building because it is a prominant example of Gothic artictecture in the Uk and the worlds second largest granite building.
Finalist in 7 to 10 age group.
Photo by Summer Godwin, age 10, a pupil at Tarradale Primary School.
An entry in the 7 to 10 age group
Photo by Zach Madge, age 9, a pupil at Tarradale Primary School. Zach used a Samsung mobile phone.
An entry in the 7 to 10 age group.
Kooper Mackenzie took this photo, a pupil at Tarradale Primary School, age 10. Kooper used an iPhone camera.
This year the theme of 'The Beauty of Architecture' provided a platform for some exceptional photographs. The winneing entries in the Junior and Intermediate Age Groups at the Club Heats were Conner McLeish from Tarradale Primary School and Seth Walters from Resolis Primary School. The Runner-up was Brooke Howden from Resolis Primary School. Connor's and Seth's entries were forwarded to the North Scotland Heat (Rotary District 1010) and they both gained a second place at that level. This was a tremendous achievement because they were competing against pupils from across the North of Scotland at both Primary and Academy levels..
The winners and runner up wiil recieve a cash price at each heat level where they win.
Other photo finalists in the Club Heats were Zach Madge, Summer Godwin and Koper MacKenzie from Tarradale Primary School.
The competition is one part of the Dingwall Rotary Club's Youth programme for 2023/24.
If you would like to know more about Rotary, what we do, how to join us , please feel free to contact me at brianparry1@talktalk.net.
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