Winners of Wacom's photography competition receive their prizes

In February ePHOTOzine ran a competition with Wacom, offering readers the chance to win one of three Wacom Intuos4 tablets. The competition theme ‘groups’ attracted hundreds of entries, many took the theme literally while others went for a more abstract meaning behind the word. Whether it was a flock of birds, a selection of marbles, friends running through the snow or a tangle of branches in a forest, everyone had their own interpretation.

First prize (an Intuos4 L, an Intuos4 Airbrush and a pair of tickets for Focus on Imaging) went to aftertherain with her picture titled ‘Murmuration of Starlings at Gretna Green’. Second prize (an Intuos4 Wireless and a pair of tickets to Focus on Imaging) was taken by guitarman74uk with his photo ‘tourists from above’. Third prize (an Intuos4 M and tickets to Focus on Imaging) was given to pulsar69 for his aptly named ‘Group Shot!’ To see the winning photos go to: ePHOTOzine's February Competition Results.

Andrew Davies (pulsar69) was able to attend Focus on Imaging to collect his prize and meet the Wacom team and ePHOTOzine founder Peter Bargh.

Above: Andrew Davies collecting his prize from Wacom’s Channel Development Manager, David Oduro and ePHOTOzine’s founder Peter Bargh.

Wacom’s Intuos4 pen tablet range is perfect for professional photographers, offering them a convenient, effortless and more efficient way to optimise their digital images on the computer. They are ideal for correcting exposure problems and removing unwanted objects, as well as improving the colour of pictures or dramatically altering the style of the photograph.