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Compassionate communities

Photography competition

If you had to visualise compassion, communities and a good death, what images spring to mind?

Over the course of January and February 2011, the compassionate communities project ran a photography competition hoping to capture images that demonstrated the principles of the project. The staff and students of Teesside University were asked to submit photographs based around the themes of compassion, community and a good death. The competition was judged by local photographer Dave Hudspeth.

  • A good death - first place Kathryn Taylor. Link to A good death - first place Kathryn Taylor.
  • A good death - second place Rebekah McNaughton. Link to A good death - second place Rebekah McNaughton.
  • A good death - third place Sarit Carlebach. Link to A good death - third place Sarit Carlebach.
  • Community - first place - Kathryn Taylor. Link to Community - first place - Kathryn Taylor.
  • Community - second place Sarit Carlebach. Link to Community - second place Sarit Carlebach.
  • Community - third place Sarah Russell. Link to Community - third place Sarah Russell.
  • Compassion - first place Ikuko Tsuchiya. Link to Compassion - first place Ikuko Tsuchiya.
  • Compassion - second place Sarah Russell. Link to Compassion - second place Sarah Russell.
  • Compassion - third place Sarit Carlebach. Link to Compassion - third place Sarit Carlebach.

First prizes were awarded to:

  • Compassion - Ikuko Tsuchiya
  • Community - Kathryn Taylor
  • A good death - Kathryn Taylor

We would also like to extend our thanks to all those who donated prizes for the competition:

  • Al Forno
  • Bam-Bou fish pedicure spa
  • Boots
  • Dominos
  • H2O Hairdressers
  • Holga Hairdressers
  • Lush
  • Nandos
  • Perfect Pedicure
  • Teesside University
  • Toni & Guy
  • Waterstones
  • Who-Ray