This is the work of a further two section winners in “The Press” photographic competition, which had attracted more than 1000 entries by the time it closed on Wednesday. The over-all results, together with the names of the last of the section winners, will be announced on Monday. From Monday until Thursday, November 9. the 18 prize-winning prints and many others will be exhibited in the main office of “The Press.” Mrs Sue Tonkin, of Thomson Street, Tinwald, took the fourth-week prize in the life section with a charmingly natural study enhanced by back-lighting. Like many other winners, Mrs Tonkin submitted a number of eye-catching photographs. Another winner for the week was something of a puzzle picture—-explained, however, by the elaborate title: “And now Brand Z, with added sex appeal.” Murray Efford, of Windermere Road, Christchurch, used a Nikkormat with a Micronikkor lens for his study of toothpaste on a well-worn toothbrush.
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Press, Volume CXII, Issue 33065, 4 November 1972, Page 17
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152This is the work of a further two section winners in “The Press” photographic competition, which had attracted more than 1000 entries by the time it closed on Wednesday. The over-all results, together with the names of the last of the section winners, will be announced on Monday. From Monday until Thursday, November 9. the 18 prize-winning prints and many others will be exhibited in the main office of “The Press.” Mrs Sue Tonkin, of Thomson Street, Tinwald, took the fourth-week prize in the life section with a charmingly natural study enhanced by back-lighting. Like many other winners, Mrs Tonkin submitted a number of eye-catching photographs. Another winner for the week was something of a puzzle picture—-explained, however, by the elaborate title: “And now Brand Z, with added sex appeal.” Murray Efford, of Windermere Road, Christchurch, used a Nikkormat with a Micronikkor lens for his study of toothpaste on a well-worn toothbrush. Press, Volume CXII, Issue 33065, 4 November 1972, Page 17
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