USSurrey’s Sharp Shots Photography Club Teams Up with The Royal Photographic Society & the Nikon School.
As people have been asked to stay at home, due to the COVID-19 virus, we are encouraging kids and teens to photograph their “grounded” life at home, in isolation. Kids & teens will be encouraged to photograph their daily life through fun weekly challenges, which will inspire them to create dynamic images and learn new skills. 
This newly launched competition is a double win for parents: keeping the kids busy with a skills-based activity and the chance to win an array of prizes. It’s brought to you by The Royal Photographic Society (RPS), The Nikon School and Sharp Shots Photography Club, based in Dorking, Surrey and run by renowned photographer, author, & photography teacher Lillian Spibey.
It couldn’t be simpler – kids (or their parents) sign up to receive weekly challenges and then upload photos via email or Instagram. Best of all, entrants don’t need fancy equipment – any camera or smartphone with a camera will do.
The top prizes include a Nikon camera, RPS membership, Goody Bags, and a photography book by Lillian Spibey. There are also weekly winners, announced each Saturday, to keep kids interested and determined, who will receive online photography courses from Sharp Shots Photography Club. There are two age groups for the competition – 7 to 11 years and 12 to 16 years, each with their own set of prizes and runners-up prizes. Visit www.sharpshotsphotoclub.co.uk/photography-competitions/grounded/ for the full list, T’s & C’s with more information and tips.
The competition is under way now. Weekly winners are announced on Saturdays and the top prizes will be announced June 26th 2020.
About Sharp Shots Photography Club:
Sharp Shots Photography Club is UK’s number one for kids and teens photography courses. Offering online courses, after-school clubs, holiday workshops, Duke of Edinburgh photography skills courses, school workshops and parties. Founded by Lillian Spibey, a photojournalist by trade, with a keen passion for teaching. Lillian has also featured on a number of CBBC specials and has now authored a book ‘How To Take Amazing Photos’ published by HarperCollins. 
About The Royal Photographic Society:
The Royal Photographic Society is a charity that exists to increase the knowledge and understanding of photography, to promote the highest standards of achievement in photography, and to encourage the public appreciation of photography. There are over 11,000 members in the UK and around the world, many of whom enjoy unparalleled opportunities to share knowledge, meet and learn from one another through over 600 events every year. Patron- Duchess of Cambridge
About the Nikon School:
Nikon School is a venue for photography training that aims to educate and inspire. Our workshops cater for every level of photographic ability, whether you are a beginner, keen amateur or professional photographer.
