The first competition of the season. An open competition with a maximum of four colour and/or monochrome images, each less than four years old. None should have been entered in this competition before and no more than two entered into any previous internal competition.

The best images from last years' competition can been seen here. more

An open competition with a maximum of four mounted monochrome prints, each less than four years old, none entered in this competition before and no more than two entered in any previous internal competition. more

The subject of our first set subject competitions is 'Song Titles' more

Entrants may submit up four mounted colour prints. No more than two prints may have been entered in any previous internal competition, and none may be more than four years old.

This was formerly known as the annual colour print competition, but has been renamed in memory of Joe Sipos. more

The subject of our second set subject competition is ‘Wonders of Cambridgeshire’ more

Entrants may submit up to two sets of five mounted prints (colour or mono) on a common theme of the entrant’s choice. Each entry will be judged as a whole with print arrangement being taken into consideration. No more than two prints in each entry may have been entered in any previous internal competition, and none may be more than four years old. more

This is a digitally projected image competition. Maximum entry is four images, each less than four years old. more

Judge: Chris Fell LRPS more

A set of five digital projected images, to demonstrate a wide range of subject matter and techniques.

Each entrant may submit up to two sets of five digital projected images, each set to demonstrate a wide range of subject matter and technique. The images should be numbered in projection sequence and should not be more than four years old. No image should have been entered in this competition before and no more than two in each set should have been entered in any previous internal competition. A sixth compilation slide is required to summarise the panel, but will not be judged upon. more

Join us as we choose the Image (and Photographer) of the year more