Winners from the R SIGNALS Photography and Videography Competition 2025 announced!

Royal Corps of Signals

18th July 2025 · 1 min read

Winners from the R SIGNALS Photography and Videography Competition 2025 announced!

Cpl Tom Childs - Overall Winning Image and Corps Photographer of the year

R SIGNALS Photography and Videography Competition 2025

 

We've seen a fantastic display of talent in this year's Royal Signals Photography and Videography Competition 2025, with entrants showcasing exceptional creative skills across the 7 categories, giving us an insight of Unit life across the Corps. 

 

The competition serves to capture the essence and excitement of life in the corps and beyond, to inspire others to get involved in photography and video, and to provide engaging stock media for use in communications and recruitment. And of course, there are cash prizes for the winners!

 

A big thank you to our judging panel, who this year consisted of an Army Photographer, a Photographer and Videographer from DSCIS Media, a Corps Photographer and the Corps SM. 

 

Scroll down to see this year's winning images and photographers in each category.

 

Sig Ashok Tamang-Winner of Operations and Exercises Category

 

Cpl Jamie Jones-Winner of Teamwork Category

 

Sig Patrick Gailey-Winner of Sports and Adventure Category

 

LCpl Samuel Link - Winner of Portrait Category

 

2Lt Will Evans-Winner of Image Taken on a Phone Category

 

Cpl Tom Childs-Winner of Portfolio Category 1-4

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Cpl Gaurav Gurung-Winner of Video Category-Lanyard Trophy

 

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