The Royal Signals Institution Photography and Video Competition

Royal Corps of Signals

1st December 2021 · 1 min read

The Royal Signals Institution Photography and Video Competition

The R SIGNALS Photographic Competition 2021 was open to all R SIGNALS Regular and Reserve personnel, R SIGNALS Cadets, Retired personnel and civilians who work with the R SIGNALS and entries were submitted 24 May - 1 Nov 21. The aim of the Competition is to promote the Corps across social media and Corps publications in support of recruitment and retention. 

There were some outstanding videos and photos entered and all entrants should consider entering the Army Photographic competition Army Film and Photographic Competition

The categories and winners are as follows:

 

a. Sport and Adventure (S&A) -LCpl A Rana

b. Portrait (P) - R Bianchi 

c. Life in the Field (LitF) – M Liutkevicius  

d. Day to day life – SSgt Cooper   

e. Innovation (trade/engineering/equipment) – Maj McGrane

f. Ethos (remembering the traditions) – SSgt Cooper

g. Videography. Category was ‘Your Corps’ – R Bianchi

 

Overall Winner - LCpl Link

 

Overall Winner - LClp Link
Overall Winner - LCpl Link

 

 

Sport and Adventure winner LCpl Rana
Sport and Adventure winner LCpl Rana
Portrait Winner Ren Bianchi
Portrait Winner Ren Bianchi
Life in the Field Winner M Liutkevicius
Life in the Field Winner M Liutkevicius
Day to Day Life Winner SSgt Cooper
Day to Day Life Winner SSgt Cooper
Innovation Winner Maj McGrane
Innovation Winner Maj McGrane
Ethos Winner SSgt Cooper
Ethos Winner SSgt Cooper

 

The overall winner across all categories receives a cash prize of £250 and will be featured in the Corps 2021 Calendar.

 

Photography Category winners – The winners in each of the six categories listed above receives a cash prize of £50 and the best video winner receives a prize of £250.

 

Winners will be contacted shortly to arrange prizes and a selection of winning images will be included in the 2022 Calendar and across social media platforms.

 

All prizes are sponsored by the RSI.

 

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