Alan Shepherd has had two photos, ‘Colours of Burano’ (June and front cover) and ‘The Grand Canal Venice’ (August). You can see them below.
Well done Alan.
Archive for November, 2015
Alan on the cover of the Hornbill Calendar
Monday, 30 November 2015 11:22
Gwynfryn wins in November
Sunday, 29 November 2015 11:13
The final competition of the year, the November Monthly for the Freespirit Images Shield was won by Gwynfryn Jones when his first placed print entitled ‘Not a good day for umbrellas’ was deemed overall competition winner by judge Les Loosemore. The second placed print was from Leigh Woolford with ‘Atop Mýrdalsjökull’ which also wins the award for the most unpronounceable title of the evening.
First in the DPI section was ‘Kingfisher Threat Posture’ by Alec Stewart and second was ‘And The Heavens Opened’ by Nicholas Jenkins, he almost won his own shield!!!
All four photos progress to our Picture of the Year competition next Thursday.
Adrian Lant AWPF
Sunday, 15 November 2015 19:54
Congratulations to Adrian Lant on achieving his AWPF last weekend. His successful panel can be seen below.
Gwynfa wins 2015 Rhondda Battle
Wednesday, 11 November 2015 10:45
In Tuesdays Rhondda battle, Gwynfa finished first on 108 points from Western Valley 2nd on 106 points and Bridgend 3rd on 104 points.
Chris Tidman had the award for the best portrait with “Medieval Maiden“. Adrian Lant won the best overall image with “Paul Cooper” both scoring the only 20 points on the night.
The judge, Adrian Herring ARPS, DPAGB did a great job using a wide variety of scores ranging from 12 – 20.
BIG thanks to Rhondda Camera Club for holding the competition which was supported by Fotospeed Distribution.
Overall a great result! Well done to the selection team and to those selected.
Alec wins the Colin WIlliams Trophy
Tuesday, 10 November 2015 11:59
Alec Stewart won the 2015 Monochrome Print Challenge (for the Colin Williams Trophy) with his print entitled “The Walk Home”.In second place was Margot Rowlands with “The Power of the Sea”. Both prints go forward to ‘Picture of the Year’.
The judge was Andy Beel FRPS.
