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Photographer Gets ROYAL PHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIETY AWARD For Rock And Metal Shots

October 29, 2008

London-based rock photographer Enda Madden has been awarded the Associateship of Royal Photographic Society for his live music photography. A portfolio of shots taken mainly at Bloodstock Open Air and Download festivals was judged by a highly qualified panel of Fellows of the Royal Photographic Society. The judges were suitably impressed and the honor of Associateship was bestowed.

The Royal Photographic Society requested to keep the work in order to exhibit it across the UK in their forthcoming exhibitions. Watch out for shots of true
metal madness coming to a gallery near you very soon!

Enda works nationally and internationally on a freelance basis.

For more information, visit www.endamadden.com.

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