THIS year we have been inundated with beautiful pictures from our camera club, so we've decided to show some of them off again!
From seasons to nature, architecture to special occasions, we've been challenging budding photographers every month to put their camera skills to the test with a theme, for a chance for their photos to be published in the Journal and online.
Judged by the editorial team throughout the year, scroll down to see the top photographers and pictures for each month of 2021.
We're looking forward to more of your pictures in 2022!
For more information and to take part in camera club and its competitions, click here.
JANUARY - Shadows - Robin Trewinnard-Boyle
JANUARY - Naval Air Squadron fly over the Wiltshire fields as part of Farewell Flypast in March, 2016. By Robin Trewinnard-Boyle
FEBRUARY - Love Story - Katy Wrigley and Kevin Ritchie
FEBRUARY - (Joint first place) 'My family is my life'. By Kevin Ritchie
FEBRUARY - (Joint first place) Love between cats Alfie and Blu. By Katy Wrigley
MARCH - Hope - Tracey Crowley
MARCH - 'Wings Of Hope'. By Tracey Crowley
APRIL - Connection - Claire Sheppard
APRIL - Children connecting with nature. By Claire Sheppard
MAY - Architecture - Gabrielle Schnapka
MAY - Water Lane in Salisbury. By Gabrielle Schnapka
JUNE - Yellow - Tracey Crowley
JUNE - 'In amongst the flowers'. By Tracey Crowley
JULY - No theme - Tim Madden
JULY - Sheep grazing at Throope near Bishopstone. By Tim Madden
AUGUST - Best of Summer - Suzi Elizabeth
AUGUST - Playing with shadows. By Suzi Elizabeth
SEPTEMBER - Back to Work - Derek Jones
SEPTEMBER - On the way to work. By Derek Jones
OCTOBER - Halloween - Jacky Chambers
OCTOBER - Halloween moon over the forest. By Jacky Chambers
NOVEMBER - Changing Seasons - (second place) Iain Laing
NOVEMBER - Morning has broken. By Iain Laing
DECEMBER - 12 Days of Christmas - Paul Hardwood
DECEMBER - The festive Old George Mall. By Paul Harwood
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