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The Tullamore Camera Club have announced the latest winners of their monthly competition for April with some stunning photos on show.
The competition was a tightly fought affair among the participants who were tasked with the theme of "Close up" for their entries.
Bridie Roe was awarded first place with her beautifully lit shot of a rose. Josie Corcoran's capture of a furtive peacock hidden amongst the foliage was voted in second place by the members on the night.
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Bridie Roe
The Committee selected Rita Gannon's clever interpretation of the theme, a globe and magnifying glass, as the wild card of the month.
Finally, the guest judge, Fionnuala Parnell chose Jackie Morrissey's atmospheric shot of a frozen drop on a church gate.
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Tullamore Camera Club will hold their next meeting on Thursday, April 30 at 8pm in the Offaly History Centre.
New members are always welcome as no experience is required.
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