2026 Competition Round 2 Judged!
Our second competition of the 2026 internal season took place on Tuesday 2nd June 2026, with many members making it to the Hall (despite a tube strike & torrential rain) and a few on Zoom. This round had an 'Open' theme, so photographs on any subject were permissible, and the judge was the EAF's Ben Pike.
Seventeen members presented prints in the first half of the evening. Four images were held back. The maximum 20 points were awarded to 'Bridge of Sighs' (20) by Paul Shelley & 'Urban Watercolour' (20) by Elisabeth Kendall.
Thirty-four members entered the DPI competition in the second half of the evening. Five images were held back. Two images were awarded the maximum 20 points - 'Through the trees and into the light' (20) by Rob Wilkinson & 'In her domain' (20) by Marian Quartey.
There is a full report on the evening on the Society’s Blog at:
Blog
and you can see all the images in the latest Galleries and slideshows below:
Print Gallery
DPI Gallery
The results for Round 2 can be found here:
Internal Competition Results Round 2 2026 [Prints]
After this, the second competition of our Internal Competition Season 2026, results/cumulative totals can be found via these links:
Internal Competition Totals after Round 2 of 2026 Season [Prints]
Internal Competition Totals after Round 2 of 2026 Season [DPIs]
*PLEASE NOTE before you contact the Competitions' Secretary that the “Ranked Scores” (the lower table in the linked pages above) show the scores for each image for each member from highest to lowest scoring (from left to right), NOT the round scores!
2025 Competition Winners
The results of last year's internal competition were:
Firstly, the Print Competition -
In 3rd place with 73 points was Michael Ciancia.
In 2nd place with 74 points was Sonny Doonga.
In 1st place with 77 points and thus the winner of the Marston Trophy was Dan Waller.
Secondly, the DPI Competition -
In =3rd place with 71 points were Sarah Cartwright & Michael Ciancia.
In 2nd place with 72 points was Dan Waller.
In 1st place with 73 points and thus the winner of the Howe Trophy was Matthew Taylor.