THE Mayor and Mayoress of Sefton visited young snappers to talk about their interest in photography.
Councillors Alf Doran and Gill Cuthbertson spent time with youngsters of the Snap-It Photo Group, which is based in Formby.
They told the children some interesting stories and judged photographs taken by the youngsters.
The monthly competition surrounded the theme of Still Life/Self Portrait.
The winner was Claudia Loughran for her photo Friends 4 Life.
In second place was Ellen Horner for her photo Aunt Karen and Matthew.
Daniel Nelson’s photo entitled Bottles Galore took third place.
Youngsters Imogen and Christian Murphy also presented the Mayor and Mayoress with gifts at the event.
Some of the members were also presented with Certificate of Merit awards for their best photo entered into the competition.
The club is run by Christine Robinson and Sandy Pownall, who are also both members of Formby Photo Group.
Run by volunteers, the photo group is aimed at children aged five to 17 and meets once a month.
Youngsters also have the opportunity to show off their skills at the monthly competitions, while learning a host of skills.
Any young photographers who are interested in joining the club can visit the website at www.snapitphoto.co.uk.