Local Parks Photo Competition
Are you a keen photographer and often out and about in the parks and countryside of Bracknell Forest?
This year the competition looks set to receive yet more inspiring and diverse entries representing the nature of our landscapes and will be specifically focusing on the interaction between local wildlife, people and places.
How do I enter?
Entries can be submitted by email or post to the contact details listed on the right of this page. The competition closes for entries at 5pm on 28 August 2009.
A brief summary of the rules
- The subject for the photographic competition is parks, countryside and wildlife and all entries must be taken in the parks and countryside sites of Bracknell Forest Borough.
- Images cannot be previously published or taken by professional photographers.
- People who are in pictures must sign a permission form before it can be considered.
- Anyone who submits a picture is deemed to have agreed to the terms and conditions which can be downloaded from the right of this page; hard copies are also available on request.
For more information please contact us using the details to the right of this page.
Exhibiting the winning images
Winning images from the 2009 competition will be exhibited in the community gallery at South Hill Park from February 2010. The images will also be used to promote the borough’s open spaces in Parks & Countryside Service publications and on the Council’s website.
Parks Photo Competition 2008
In summer 2008 entries flooded in following the Council's Parks & Countryside Service's request for the residents of Bracknell Forest to send in photos of their local green spaces with the natural world at the heart of each image.
The following images were selected as the winning entries:
'Cormorant Airing his Wings at South Hill Park'
Photographer: Geoff Saunders
'A Pair of Damselflies at Larks Hill'
Photographer: Jason Parnwell
'Sunset on Horseshoe Lake'
Photographer: Anna Roberts
'The Play Area in an Autumnal Bullbrook Drive'
Photographer: Anna Roberts
'Lily Hill Park'
Photographer: Stuart Skelsey
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