Hats off to student picture winner
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Your support makes all the difference.STUDENT photographer Geoff Davies, from Nottingham, went one better this year than last by taking first prize in the Ucas/ Independent student photographic competition. His winning entry Blue Hat (left) earns him a prize worth more than pounds 1,300.
Runner-up was Clementine Sandison, from Gwent, with Rich and Anne Portraits.
The Universities and Colleges Admissions Service/ Independent competition - run in conjunction with Jessops, Linneys Colour Print, STA Travel, and Photo Answers magazine - attracted more than 1,000 entries.
Winners were also chosen in four individual categories: Students at Work (Michael McMahon, Michelle in New Library); Student Travel (Jorg Wagner, Itaguacu); Portraits (Nicholas Hughes, Moral Rights Asserted); and On Campus (Ross Harvey, Double Exposure Around Campus).
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