Friends of Broomfield Park announce photo competition winners

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Published: 12 October 2016

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The Friends of Broomfield Park have announced the results of their 2016 Photo Competition.

The winner in the Adult category was Munise Cebesi for entry No 47:

Photograph by Munise Cebeci

The winner in the Under 16 category was Alize Akturk for a photograph entitled Perspective

Perspective by Alize Akturk

Runners up in the adult category were David Sumeray (entry No 13) and Sandra Roberts (entry No 29).

The winners were selected using a two-stage process: first the Friends' committee members selected a shortlist of photographs, which were printed out and displayed in Broomfield Conservatory. Then members of the public visiting the Conservatory were invited to cast votes for their favourite photograph.

In all there were 73 entries. You can see a slide show of all the entries in the FoBP Photo Competition 2016 Gallery.

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