Overton Photographic Club displayed more than 50 prints by 15 members at the recent Scarecrow Festival.
The collection included a wide variety of work, from wildlife photography, local scenes, underwater images and drone photography to surreal pictures created using intentional camera movement.
The club also held a prize draw, offering winners the choice of either a studio photo shoot with professional photographer Mark O’Leary or a print of their choice from the exhibition.
A visitor buys a winning ticket in the prize draw. (Image: Overton Photographic Club)
DJ Rob Francis drew the winning tickets, and the winners selected their prints as a keepsake from the festival.
The prints selected by the winners were Prints selected by prize draw winners Spaghetti Junction by Peter Silverwood; Dropping the Spinnaker by Tony Coombes; Gorilla Watching Me by Roger Chung and Hartland Point by Ian Robertson.
The Photographic club’s new season begins in September, and further details can be found at overtonphoto.club.