Gloucestershire's finest recognised in Countryside Alliance Awards
TWO photographers who specialise in taking rural pictures are due to be honoured at the forthcoming Countryside Alliance Awards.
Kay Thompson and Sarah Farnsworth will be named "Rural Heroes" at the eighth annual Rural Oscars ceremony at Parliament in recognition of their contributions to rural life.
The Alliance will only name three heroes across all England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales.
Kay, who is based in Cirencester, is a semi-professional Countryside and Rural Pursuits Photagrapher, who uses a documentary style.
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It is Kay's dedication to hunting and supporting local packs that has secured her a nomination for a Countryside Alliance Award.
Meanwhile Sarah, who is from Moreton-in-Marsh, also documents hunts and has worked with more than 100 packs with her camera.
She says that hunting and photography are her passions in life.
Sarah and Kay were both nominated for the Awards by members of the public.
Countryside Alliance Awards director Jill Grieve said: "Both Kay and Sarah are true rural heroes because they go to great lengths to support and celebrate our countryside, its people and traditions."
The Awards ceremony will take place at the House of Lords on Wednesday March 13.
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