Winning images from the Wymondham Photographic Society

This photo won the Landscape category. It's called After the Storm, by Des King (Image: Archant)

More than 80 photographs were entered in the competition, which was judged on Tuesday, May 24 at the Wymondham Dell Bowls Club.

Society committee member Des King said: 'The competition was segmented into four categories, those being, landscape, portrait, natural history and pictorial/general.

'There were some excellent images presented and the judge had a challenging task to provide his critique and scores. Images were additionally segmented into colour and monochrome with the top image in each section being selected together with the best overall image in the category.'

David Barnes won a prize for the best image of the competition with The Watcher, which also won the pictorial and general category.

This photo won the Pictorial & General - Monochrome category. It's called Ribblehead Viaduct, by David Barnes (Image: Archant)

Lee Harvey won the portrait category with his image titled Holly, and Mr King won second place with his Three views of Nigel.

David Balcombe's Stag in Rut won the natural history category and Melvin Holmes won the nature category for his image Shag in Flight.

This one the Pictorial & General- Colour category as well as the overall Best Image category. it's called The Watcher, by David Barnes (Image: Archant)

This one came second in the Portrait category. It's called Three views of Nigel, by Des King (Image: Archant)

From the Wymondham Photographic Society (WPS) annual competition for digital images. This one the portrait category, it's called Holly, by Lee Harvey (Image: Lee Harvey)

A winner from the Wymondham Photographic Society’s annual competition for digital images. Called Shag in Flight by Melvin Holmes, this image won the nature category. (Image: Archant)