Young Berkhamsted photographer presented with her Rotary National award

Tamsin's piece was judged by Rotary Great Britain and Ireland

A young photographer from Berkhamsted has been presented with her Intermediate award from the Rotary National Finals.

Tamsin Hall's piece, 'Nightwatchman', had progressed to the National Finals after winning the 11-13 category in the Young Photographers exhibition at Open Door Berkhamsted, on the theme of 'Wild Nature'

The 13-year-old claimed the Intermediate award in the Rotary National Finals when she was 12, but was recently presented with her award by John Whiteley, President of Berkhamsted Rotary Club.

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Tamsin was recently presented with her award by John Whiteley, President of Berkhamsted Rotary Club
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"When taking the photo, I tried to make it as sharp as possible and for there to be a clear contrast in the photo between the owl, which is the focus, and the background.'

Tamsin also received a £250 cheque which she is going to spend on photographic equipment.

Her entry 'Nightwatchman' was judged by Rotary Great Britain and Ireland as the best nationally in the 11-13 age range. Tamsin plans to enter Young Photographer 2022, with its theme of 'Colours of Nature'. The deadline for entries is January 31, 2022.

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