Wallington teen snapper wins national prize
7:20am Thursday 9th February 2012 in Education By Sophia Sleigh
Delphine Percy-Rouhaud, 15, beat thousands of others to win first prize in the British Heart Foundation
A Sutton teenager’s photograph will be in the window of British Heart Foundation shops across the nation.
Delphine Percy-Rouhaud, 15, was one of a group of Year 10 Greenshaw High School photography students who entered a competition run by the British Heart Foundation.
The competition, Red for Heart, requested the entries included an element of red and Delphine beat thousands of others to win first prize in the youth category.
Her image, called the Science of Impermanency, shows a close-up of a girl with a face mask on.
It will be displayed in every British Heart Foundation charity shop window, including the one in Wallington where Delphine worked as a volunteer.
