Voting opens to decide overall winner of Glendale photography competition

Two finalists in a Glendale photography competition have been announced – with voting now open to decide the overall winner.
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The Ad Gefrin competition was split into two themes, one to capture the personality and the people of Glendale, and another its beautiful backdrops.

Victoria Telford won the ‘People at Work, Rest and Play’ category with her picture of Robert Telford on East Hill.

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Charlotte Young won ‘The Landscape of Glendale’ category with a view of Harthope Valley.

Finalists in Ad Gefrin's Glendale photography competition.Finalists in Ad Gefrin's Glendale photography competition.
Finalists in Ad Gefrin's Glendale photography competition.

Eileen Ferguson, on behalf of Ad Gefrin, said: “The standard of the entries this year was superb across the full range of images, and we had so many to choose from. I am sure everyone who has viewed them on our website will agree.

“It was no small feat to narrow down to the final two category winners. We love these two images – between them, they truly capture the essence of Glendale.”

The public is now being asked to vote for the competition’s overall winner via the Ad Gefrin Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/AdGefrin

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Voting closes on Friday, January 29 at 12pm. The overall winner will then be announced on February 1.

Victoria Telford's picture of Robert Telford on East Hill.Victoria Telford's picture of Robert Telford on East Hill.
Victoria Telford's picture of Robert Telford on East Hill.

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