What are Harpenden’s favourite photos for 2024?

Deep In Thought by Julie Cawthorpe.

The most popular images from Harpenden Photographic Society’s annual photography exhibition – as voted for by the public – have now been revealed.

The hugely popular event, held at High Street Methodist Church Harpenden last weekend, welcomed over 250 attendees to the exhibition throughout the day.

Chair of Harpenden Photographic Society (HPS) Steve Collins said: “We were thrilled once again by the warm reception from attendees to our annual exhibition. The day was fantastic, and it’s always wonderful to see members of the public enjoying all the beautiful work on display. We invited each visitor to vote for their three favourites from a selection of over 180 print images on display. Now the votes have been counted, I am delighted to announce the most popular images. I would also invite anyone interested in joining HPS to get in touch, as we’re always interested in welcoming new members to the society. ”

The winners were:
Deep in Thought by Julie Cawthorpe

Dancing Lights by Helen Ogleby

Field Barns of Upper Swaledale by Peter Whitehead

Dancing Lights by Helen Ogleby
Dancing Lights by Helen Ogleby

Now in its 88th year, Harpenden Photographic Society caters for all abilities – from beginner to the more advanced photographer – with meetings held from September to June on the first and third Tuesday of each month.
Find out more at: www.harpendenphotographicsociety.co.uk

Field Barns of Upper Swaledale by Peter Whitehead
Field Barns of Upper Swaledale by Peter Whitehead


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