2025 Annual Competition Winners

The full list of winners and trophies awarded for prints is as follows:

• Andrew Greenbank was awarded the Cooke Trophy for the best  Open Monochrome print
• Ian Marshall  was awarded the Briggs Dyson Trophy for the best Open Colour print
• Tony Pratt was awarded the Halifax Trophy for the best Portrait, People and Figure Study print
• Colin McGregor was awarded the Roy Kirk Trophy for the best Nature print
• Graham Sykes was awarded the Colin Sutcliffe Trophy for the best Architecture & Record print
• Richard Fulcher was awarded the Creative Print Trophy for the best Creative print
• Alan Stopher was awarded the Colin Gower Cup for the best Travel print
• Paul Campbell  was awarded the Armitage Trophy for the best Scapes print
• Steve Jones was awarded the Bernice Sheard Trophy for the best Intermediate level print (an open competition for less experienced members who are no longer beginners)​

The full list of winners and trophies awarded for digital images is as follows:​​

• Harry Wentworth was awarded the Swabey Trophy for the best Open Monochrome image
• Ian Marshall was awarded the Whiteley Trophy image for the best Open Colour image
• George Fewster was awarded the HPIC  Cup for the best Sport, Action & Photojournalism image
• Stephen Drew was awarded the Joe Noble Trophy for the best Portrait, People and Figure Study image
• Sheelagh Davidson was awarded the McMillan Trophy for the best Nature image
• Stephen Drew was awarded the Diamond Trophy for the best Scapes image
• Susan Murray was awarded the Frank Heeley Trophy for the best Intermediate level image (an open category)
• Andy Symons was awarded the George Major Rose Bowl for the best Beginner level image (also an open category)