Leaves of Love picture competitors for Nightingale House

Representative from native companies, and budding photographers, gathered within the atrium of Nightingale House Hospice, to have fun the native Welsh panorama and the talents of the newbie photographers that captured it on movie, in a specifically curated pictures exhibition.

Local companies and budding photographers gathered at Nightingale House Hospice to have fun the winners of the Hadlow Edwards calendar competitors.

Earlier this yr, Wrexham-based monetary planners, Hadlow Edwards, teamed up with its charity companion, Nightingale House Hospice, to run its annual free-to-enter pictures competitors for the 2026 firm calendar. Hadlow Edwards was searching for 12 distinctive images that encapsulate the charity’s present ‘Leaves of Love’ marketing campaign.

With practically 150 entries, the judges had their work reduce out to pick out the 12 profitable entries, together with the general winner, who had been all offered with their prizes on the viewing. The total profitable entry took pleasure of place on the entrance cowl – and every of the profitable entries had been showcased as a part of this particular VIP viewing.

Nikki Clarke, one of many winners, with Mike Clarke.

Fiona Clarke, advertising specialist at Hadlow Edwards, mentioned: “We were overwhelmed by the number and quality of entries this year. Our judges had a really difficult job selecting the winners. The ‘Leaves of Love’ theme provided real scope for our photographers to showcase their creativity and skill. The special viewing at Nightingale House gave all our shortlisted entrants, winners and specially invited guests the opportunity to view all the images in a specially curated exhibition.”

Kara Lindsay, company partnerships officer at Nightingale House Hospice and one of many judges, added: “We were delighted to host this special viewing. The photographs are so beautiful and uplifting and align with our own campaign to create a new woodland of remembrance. The support of local businesses means the world to us, so we were delighted to partner with Hadlow Edwards on this initiative.”