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Birmingham Post Photographic Competition 2008

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  1. Ravi Sodha, overall winner and winner of junior award
    Ravi Sodha, overall winner and winner of junior award1 of 6
  2. Miss Meera Sodha, runner-up in the junior section.
    Miss Meera Sodha, runner-up in the junior section.2 of 6
  3. Mark Taylor, winner in the Views section.
    Mark Taylor, winner in the Views section.3 of 6
  4. Brigitte Winsor, runner-up in the Views section.
    Brigitte Winsor, runner-up in the Views section.4 of 6
  5. Miss E Kritzinger, winner of the Plant/Nature section
    Miss E Kritzinger, winner of the Plant/Nature section5 of 6
  6. Leonard Miele, runner-up in the Plant/Nature section
    Leonard Miele, runner-up in the Plant/Nature section6 of 6
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