Gifted photographers from across the UK have captured iconic manufacturing images that portray the boldness and creativity of British manufacturing for EEF's ninth annual national photography competition.
Whether it’s the intricacy or precision, the momentum or speed, or the scale – large or small – of the process chosen, the winning images showcase today’s energetic and exciting manufacturing environment.
There was four categories available for entry in this year’s competition: Manufacturing Process, Future Technology, Manufacturing Product and Next Generation. Winners were split into three categories; young, amateur and professional photographers, and will receive a share of the £5,000 prize.
From input to output, handicraft to high-tech production, there is a broad variety of photographs in the winner’s gallery, this reflective of the dynamic nature of industry.
Stephen Phipson, CEO at EEF, says: “From investing in the future by providing high-quality apprenticeships to exporting world class products across the globe, manufacturing is the perfect illustration of British ingenuity and creativity. All of the talented photographers shortlisted this year are to be congratulated on their incredible images that brilliantly reflect the innovation and dynamism of our sector.”
Manufacturing Process
Best professional photographer: Adrian Waine
Best amateur photographer: Andy Newman
Best young photographer: Joshua Miles Sedgley
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Future Technology
Best professional photographer: Greg Harding
Best amateur photographer: Niek Braam
Best young photographer: Siobhan Lock
Manufacturing Product
Best professional photographer: Mark Flynn
Best amateur photographer: Steve McLellan
Best young photographer: Siobhan Lock
Next Generation
Best professional photographer: Oliver Drury
Best amateur photographer: Andy Newman
Best young photographer: Nicola Irvine