Hebden Bridge Camera Club’s annual exhibition returned to the Town Hall this year. Nearly 1200 visitors viewed the 48 prints on display and 770 votes were cast. Visitors were asked to vote for their favourite three images in order of preference and every print on display received some votes. There was no set theme and many people commented on how difficult it was to choose, with so many good and varied images. They included local views, scenes from around the world, buildings, still life, people, animals, birds plus more abstract images. All the votes were counted and the results were as follows:

1. Launch for Hire                      by Graham Barnes
2. Love is in the air                    by Barbara Lansdell
3. Street of Vaults                      by David Mosley

The Club would like to thank all who attended for making the exhibition successful and remind anyone who is interested in joining the Club, to please contact us through our website for details of a free trial of membership.

The club’s 2026 calendar of Hebden Bridge images is now on sale in local outlets and copies can be purchased here.

Hebden Bridge Camera Club’s annual exhibition returned to the Town Hall this year. Over 1200 visitors viewed the 57 prints on display and 937 votes were cast. Visitors were asked to vote for their favourite three images in order of preference and every print on display received some votes. There was no set theme and many people commented on how difficult it was to choose, with so many good and varied images. They included local views, scenes from around the world, buildings, still life, people, animals, birds plus more abstract images. All the votes were counted and the results were as follows:

1st: Maunsell Fort at Redsand by Graham Barnes

2nd: Fiery Autumn Colours by Steph Penny

3rd: Winter Morning by Barbara Lansdell

The Club would like to thank all who attended for making the exhibition successful and remind anyone who is interested in joining the Club, to please contact us for details of a free trial of membership.

We’re happy to announce the result of the public vote from this year’s successful exhibition at the Hebden Bridge Town Hall.

🥇 First place – Spooky Woods by Jennifer Hartshorn

🥈Second place – Head On by Max Malisan

🥉Third place – Evening Colours by Heather Stanton

Thank you to all the club members who exhibited their images and to all the members of the public who took the time to look around and pick their favourites – we know it’s not an easy task!

We look forward to seeing you all again in 2024.

Hebden Bridge Camera Club’s annual exhibition was held at the Town Hall again this year.  

Deputy Mayor Cllr Bernice Hayes and her consort James Hayes Deputy opened the exhibition, and over 1000 visitors viewed the 47 prints on display. 

Visitors were asked to vote for their favourite three images in order of preference and every print received some votes.  

There was no set theme and many people commented on how difficult it was to choose, with so many good and varied images.

Prints included local views, scenes from around the world, buildings, still-life, people, animals, birds, plus more abstract images. 

After all the votes were counted, the results were as follows:

1st    Chris Scarborough’s    ‘Eaves Wood’
2nd    Ian Parker’s     ‘Beach Reflections’
3rd    Bill Pilkington’s     ‘What Ewe Looking at?’

The club’s 2023 calendar of Hebden Bridge images is now on sale in local outlets and copies can also be purchased by contacting the club via the website.  

The club would like to thank all who attended for helping make the exhibition successful and remind anyone who is interested in joining that the club to see the website for details.

We would like to thank all the members of the public who came to view our annual exhibition at the Hebden Bridge Town Hall this year. It was wonderful to be able to hold an in-person exhibition again for the first time since 2019.

We’ve counted up the hundreds of vote you cast and are delighed to announce the winners this year are:

1st Place: Barbara Lansdell with “Wren”

2nd Place: Judith Baron with “What About Me?”

3rd Place: Bill Pilkington with “In the Cold Midwinter”