The Two Cities Photography Competition in Memory of Neil Jelley

Thank you to everyone who took part in Nickie’s first Two Cities Photography Competition.

Nickie was blown away by the interest in the competition, and the quality of the entries.

After much careful consideration from the judges; Rachel Akehurst, Gemma Levine, Dominic Lawson and Nickie herself, she is proud to announce the winners for the 2021 Two Cities Photography Competition in Memory of Neil Jelley.

Keep coming back to this page as the Two Cities Photography Competition returns in summer 2022!

Results

Age Category: 4-8

Winning entry for the 4-8 category

WINNER: Oliver

Age Category: 9-13

Winning entry for the 9-13 category

WINNER: Asdghig

Age Category: 14-17

Winning entry for the 14-17 category

WINNER: Hannah, Westminster

Age Category: 18+

Winning entry for the 18+ category

WINNER: Celia Scott, Pimlico

Winning entry for the 18+ category

WINNER: Paul Shields

Runner up for the 18+ category

RUNNER UP: Clare Tollemache, Belgravia

Runner up for the 18+ category

RUNNER UP: David Capri, Westminster

Runner up for the 18+ category

RUNNER UP: Ian Posner, Barbican

Highly commended entry to the 18+ category

HIGHLY COMMENDED: Rupert Stanbury, Westminster

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Neil Jelley

Neil grew up and lived in Pimlico. As a young man, he attended Caxton Youth Club, and in 1980 he joined the staff team as a Youth Support Worker, mentoring young people with disabilities to achieve their full potential, drawing on his own lived experience of disability.

Neil was an avid Photographer, and a member of the Pimlico Photographic Society, regularly to be found out and about in the local community, and always with his camera around his neck, observing and documenting local community events, his photographs had been featured in the Westminster Chronicle, in Westminster Council publications, and the RNLI.

Neil was only 54 years old when he passed away. He discovered photography later in his life, Neil was determined to inspire others to learn new skills and realise their ambitions, sharing his learning on his social media platforms, including Twitch. He was a greatly respected member of the Pimlico Community, and he is missed.