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A week in photography
Competitions are a great way
to get your images noticed
quickly, and there has never
been such a wide range to
enter. Famous pros have gone
on to build successful careers on competition
success, a great example being Marsel van
Oosten. This issue we highlight 20 of the best
contests, along with some insider tips for
doing well – if you do get shortlisted let us
know. We also present an in-depth
investigation on how to monetise old photos
you may have lurking in the loft, or find at a car
boot sale. Even if you aren’t lucky enough to
snaffle the collected works of an undiscovered
genius for a couple of quid, our photo-editing
expert James Paterson shows how to restore
those tatty, but still sentimentally important,
family prints. Enjoy the issue.
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In this issue
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7 days: this
week’s news
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It’s good to share:
readers’ pictures
14
Treasured snaps
21
Inbox
24
A prize year
32
Photo Stories
34
Fix your
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38
Reader Portfolio
40
Join the Club
42
Sony Alpha 6600:
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44
Film Stars:
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Accessories
59
Buying Guide
66
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Churchill’s Funeral
by George W Hales
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At the time, it was the largest state funeral in history,
with representatives from 112 different nations
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people (including 25 million in Britain), watched the
televised event which took place at St Paul’s Cathedral
in London. The funeral train was pulled by Locomotive
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