A photo by Gwynfa member Meryl Natt appears in today’s Western Mail (12th November 2014). It was chosen from the ‘Postcards From Wales’ Flickr group to which Meryl blongs. Well done Meryl!
Archive for November, 2014
Meryl in the Western Mail
Wednesday, 12 November 2014 10:12
Gwynfa Joint Winners at 2014 Rhondda Battle
Tuesday, 11 November 2014 22:01
Gwynfa finished in joint first place at the Rhondda 11 Way battle on November 11th. Our score of 115 from a possible 120 was equal with that of Bridgend. The other clubs were Western Valley (112), Cymru Mono (110), Port Talbot (109), Cynon Isaf (109), Rhondda (108), Aberdare (107), Merthyr Tydfil (106), Pyle & Porthcawl (104) and the Vale (102).
Gwynfa’s scores were: Golden Days by Gwynfryn Jones (19), Dynamo by Ian Natt (20), Cluster Fly on Clover by Lynda Beynon (20), Waves at Vik by Leigh Woolford (19), Contentment by Terry Donnelly (17) and Thanks You & God Bless by Rob Beynon (20).
The judge was Harry Gardiner of Tenby.
Leigh has also confirmed that on his way home he saw his first Christmas decorations of the year.
Steve wins in Monochrome
Monday, 10 November 2014 21:50
Steve Littlewood was the winner of the Monochrome Print Challenge for the Colin Williams Trophy. His print entitled ‘Winter Storm‘ beat ‘The Plainsman‘ by Adrian Lant into second place. Both photos progress to Picture of the Year night in December.
AWPF for three Gwynfa Members
Monday, 10 November 2014 11:00
We are pleased toreport that RobBob Beynon, Lynda Beynon and Trevor James all achieved their AWPF distinction at yesterday’s WPF Distinction day at Talbot Green. Well done indeed!
By our reckoning that brings the number of current Gwynfa members with an AWPF to 16.
Swansea Win Pixels 2014
Sunday, 09 November 2014 13:08
Pixels 2014 took place at Talbot Green Community Centre on Saturday 8th November 2014 and Swansea Camera Club (71 points) were clear winners ahead of Gwent Photographic Society and Neath Photographic Society (both on 67 points).
The Swansea photos were: Fighting Fire by Steven Jones (15 points), Waiting NYC by Jason Chapman (20 points), The Driver by John Pile (17 points) and Dead Peace Lily by Dennis Russ (19 points).
Judge Tony Potter from Cumbria selected Waiting NYC by Jason Chapman of Swansea as Best Monochrome Photograph and Bleak Grazers by Alan Jenkinson of Bridgend & District as Best Colour Photograph.
Click here to see the final Pixels 2014 score sheet.
Some other photographs of the event and the presentation photos are here.
Gwynfa Camera Club wishes to thank the following people:
Tony Potter for doing such a fantastic job of judging the event.
Steve Littlewood – Master of Ceremonies
Leigh Woolford & Rob Beynon – Event Organisation
Linda Beynon who raised a amazing £172 on the raffle.
Rob Beynon for organising the raffle prizes.
Lunchbox of Llantrisant for the buffet.
Gary Were for taking the presentation photographs.
Heidi Stewart & Allan Squires for organising the teas and coffees.
Steve Littlewood for providing the projection screen.
All the other Gwynfa members who helped out and worked hard all day.
Gwynfa Camera Club would also like to thank all the clubs that entered and everyone who attended.
Congratulations to everyone who had a photograph selected to represent their club. The competition would not exist without your continued support! Thanks very much.
Sincere apologies to anyone we may have forgotten to mention. (It was all a bit of a blur!)
SEE YOU AT PIXELS 2015 which provisionally will be on Saturday November 7th, 2015 at the same venue.
