The Anne Boleyn Files Tudor Calendar 2017 has just been published and is available right now to purchase on Lulu.com!
It costs £9.99/$11.29/9.15€/AU$14.70 and can be shipped worldwide (prices vary according to currency and tax). Click here to order now – you can change the country of the Lulu store by going to the flag at the top right of the Lulu webpage and shipping is worldwide.
The calendar measures 11 inches by 17 inches when open, it is spiral bound in the middle and is printed on quality 100# gloss stock. It features the 12 winning photos from our Tudor photographic competition and photos include: Hampton Court Palace, Smallhythe Place, Rye, Leeds Castle, the Tower of London, Edinburgh Castle, Hever Castle, Fountains Abbey and Hoghton Tower. It really is a stunning calendar. It also features dates of the important births, deaths, marriages and battles related to the Tudors, so you’ll know what happened in history 500 years ago.
And now for the winners…
The rules stated that each entrant could submit three photographs and that there had to be a Tudor link/theme. The judges judged each individual photograph on its merits. Lynnie Keathley is the overall winner with her beautiful photo of the Tower of London. Lynnie wins a $50 Amazon.com gift certificate (or equivalent) and her photo is featured on a month and on the calendar cover. The runner-up prize of a $25 Amazon.com gift certificate (or equivalent) goes to Alison Ratcliffe for her lovely photograph of Hoghton Tower. Other winners, whose photos appear in the calendar, are Hibah Yasin, Volker Laucher and Snezana Brankov (2 photos!), Kim Carlisle, Rochelle Chiocca, Kayla Kemper (2 photos!), Melinda Barrett, Marloes Otte and Meghan Evans. Congratulations to them.
Here is a montage of the winning photos:
and here is a sample month so you can see the layout.
You can see further images if you click “Preview” over at http://www.lulu.com/shop/
The judges wanted to give a special mention to Madeleine Fletcher for her photo “Young Henry” which is of her seven-year-old son, Oscar, posing in the Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool. Here is the photo:
Doesn’t he look great?
