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Details of NDPS's Annual Open Public Photography Competition announced...!

Norwich & District Photographic Society’s
Annual Open Public Photography Competition

Norwich & District Photographic Society (NDPS) returns this Autumn to Norwich Cathedral between Tuesday 27th September and Saturday 29th October when the 106th Annual Exhibition is held in the prestigious Hostry Exhibition Area.

Would you like to see one of your photographs exhibited at Norwich Cathedral in the Autumn..? That's the prize awaiting four lucky photographers in our Annual Open Public Photography competition..!

To enter send up to three digital images and indicate your age if under 18, by midnight on Sunday 31st July. The judge of this year’s exhibition entries will choose the winner and two runners-up from a final shortlist of twenty selected by the members of the NDPS f1.4 Forum. In addition, there is a separate award for best Junior Photographer under the age of 18 years old on the 1st of September 2022.

The authors of the four photographs selected will each be awarded a framed certificate at the ‘Private Viewing’ for NDPS members and their guests on Tuesday 27th September at 7:00pm in the Hostry.

Annual Exhibition, Public, CompetitionMaurice YoungJune 21, 2022life in Norwich, street, people, spaces, creative

A very proud Mum...!

The mother of Jacob Lawes’ (12) was clearly a very proud Mum when she watched her son being awarded with his certificate for winning the inaugural junior category of this year’s Open Public Competition organised by Norwich & District Photographic Society with his photograph Sheringham Steam Train by David Noton during the interval of his Chasing the Light Road Show.

Also present to collect her certificate for being a runner-up in the junior competition was Eden Willimott (13). Unfortunately, Elizabeth Rose Wotton (11) who was also a runner-up in the junior competition was unable to be present but we shall get her certificate to her as soon as possible.

Outdoor Photography declares David Noton's Chasing the Light Road Show is 'A Night to Remember'

There are now less than 20 days before Norwich and District Photographic Society hosts David Noton’s inspirtational ‘Chasing the Light Road Show’ when it arrives in Norwich.

David Noton is recognised as one of the world’s leading landscape and travel photographers, who runs his own highly successful freelance photography company from Sherborne, Dorset, UK. His passion for photography, travel and the world’s most beautiful locations are the defining influences that have shaped his life, work and creative approach to photography. The BBC has described some of his latest work as beathtakingly beautiful…!

Open Public Competition 2019 - Review

When Norwich & District Photographic Society decided last year to hold an Open Public Competition for the first time everyone involved was a little apprehensive because we had no idea what the response would be. Quickly it became clear that there was no reason for our concern as photographers throughout East Anglia and in some caes far beyond started to post images on our Facebook page. The outcome was so succesful and the quality of the images submitted so good we decided not only to make the competition an annual event but to add this year a junior category.

The final twenty images in this Year's Open Public Competition are announced...

Here they are - the final 20 images selected by our members' panel to have made the shortlist for this year's NDPS Open Photographic Competition. All of the shortlisted entries get a free ticket (that will be awaiting be awaiting them at the door) to our David Noton 'Chasing the Light Roadshow' on Saturday 14th September at 7pm at UEA, Thomas Paine Lecture Theatre.

Competition, PublicMaurice YoungAugust 6, 2019Norwich & District Photographic Society

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