Gwynfa won the 2020 RGB Battle versus Rhondda and Barry. The final scores were Gwynfa (223), Barry (214) and Rhondda (210). The judge was Jenny Hibbert MPAGB, EFIAP/s, AWPF of Bridgend. Our individual scores can be seen below.
Category: External Competitions
2020 RGB Battle – Results. A Gwynfa Win.
Monday, 09 March 2020 09:51
Ace of Clubs 2020 – Results
Friday, 21 February 2020 10:15
Please find below the reports from the 2020 Ace of Clubs. Gwynfa finished second and will represent the WPF at Warwick.
Congratulations to Alec Stewart who had his image Banded Demoiselle Pair chosen by judge Ralph Snook as his favourite of the day. You can see it below.
Full results below.
The judges were Colin Harrison FRPS MPAGB FBPE EFIAP/d3; Ralph Snook ARPS DPAGB EFIAP/b and Peter Young LRPS CPAGB APAGB AFIAP.
They jointly chose – “Safely over the bar” by Brian Merry of Rhondda CC as the best image overall.
Ralph Snook chose – “Banded Demoiselle Pair” by Alec Stewart of Gwynfa as his personal favourite.
Peter Young chose – “Alone on the Moor” by Jan Sullivan of Tenby as his personal favourite.
Colin Harrison chose – “Graveyard Run” by David Hopes of Bridgend as his personal favourite.
Gwynfa 4th in Stanley Chell
Monday, 25 November 2019 11:57
This years Stanley Chell Trophy was won against fierce competition by Llanelli Camera Club. Twenty five clubs entered with a range in scores from 75 to 66. Afan Nedd were second followed by Cymru Mono in third. Gwynfa finished joint fourth.
The Hans Hoyer Trophy for best monochrome was won by Gabor Horvath for “Desolation of The King”.
The Glyn John Trophy for best colour print was won by Neil Thomas for “Kingfisher in Flight”.
The Glan and Mair Trophy for best landscape was won by Dave Marriott for “Sunrise at Llyn Padarn”.
The best picture of the day and winner of the Doris Chell Trophy was “Remembrance” by Jennifer Williams.
The judging was Rob Mitchell. Well done to Aberdare CC for all their hard work in staging this years competition and especially the catering team.
Final score sheet and winners list here.
Gwynfa Wins Rhondda 12-Way Battle
Wednesday, 13 November 2019 11:30
Gwynfa won the Rhondda 12-Way battle on 12th November. The results were:-
1st Gwynfa – 111
2nd Bargoed – 109
3rd Bridgend & Cymru Mono – 107
The Gwynfa images were:- Hairy Dragonfly & Exuvia by Lynda Beynon, Emerging-through the dust by Adrian Lant, Fallen Angel by Chris Tidman, Woman in Red by Gwynfryn Jones, Surfing Vision by Glenn Porter and Heron on the Weir by Alec Stewart.
Alec Stewart won Best Colour Image with ‘Heron on the Weir’. Best Mono was won by Cymru Mono with a picture titled ‘Childhood’. The judges were Peter Brisley, ARPS, DPAGB, BPE1 and Sue O’Connell ARPS, EFIAP/p, BPE5 from Bristol.
Results from 2019 Inter-Federation Competition
Monday, 22 July 2019 09:33
The WPF finished fairly low down in the order but WPF club members we did achieve some individual successes.Leigh Woolford and Gwynfryn Jones both had images chosen for the exhibition (which will be coming to Maesteg Library in October).
The overall results can be seen here. Further details can be found in this edition of PAGB e-news.
Full WPF scores can be seen below:-
Mono Prints Colour Prints PDI Open PDI Nature
Three WPF workers will have mono prints in the exhibition. They are:-
Gillian Mackay (Tenby) – The Last Tram
Leigh Woolford (Gwynfa) – The White Hut
Nick Craddock (The Vale) – London Experience
Three WPF workers will have colour prints in the exhibition. They are:-
Gareth Martin (Afan Nedd) – In Need of a Wash
Gillian Mackay (Tenby) – Looking Out
Jenny Hibbert (Bridgend) – Water Vole About To Enter Water
Two WPF workers will have Open PDIs in the exhibition. They are:-
Dave Lewis (Tenby) – Catch Me If You Can
Gwynfryn Jones (Gwynfa) – Mean Street
Four WPF workers will have Nature PDIs in the exhibition. They are:-
Dave Rees (Western Valley) – Crested Tit
Dave Edwards (Neath) – Lynx on the Skyline
Neil Thomas (Afan Nedd) – Cukoo with Caterpillar
Phil Morgan (Inn Focus) achieved a PDIs Judge’s Award for:- Red Throated Diver.
Congratulations to them all.
Gwynfa Second in 2019 Ace of Prints
Monday, 08 July 2019 20:34
Gwynfa finished 2nd in the WPF Ace of Prints Competition on Sunday.
With each photo able to score a maximum of 15 points we averaged 13 points per image in the final round and lost by just 4 points to ISO (195 to 199). Tenby were third on 186
All our images are shown below.
2019 Inter-Federation Competition Results
Wednesday, 19 June 2019 09:43
The WPF finished fairly low down in the order but did achieve some individual successes. Gwynfa members did particularly well generally scoring very well. Note, scores are out of 15 and full WPF scores can be seen below:-
Mono Prints Colour Prints PDI Open PDI Nature
The overall results can be seen here and further details can be found in this edition of PAGB e-news.
Three WPF photographers (inlcuding one from Gwynfa) will have mono prints in the exhibition. They are:-
Gillian Mackay (Tenby) – The Last Tram
Leigh Woolford (Gwynfa) – The White Hut (See below)
Nick Craddock (The Vale) – London Experience
Three WPF photographers will have colour prints in the exhibition. They are:-
Gareth Martin (Afan Nedd) – In Need of a Wash
Gillian Mackay (Tenby) – Looking Out
Jenny Hibbert (Bridgend) – Water Vole About To Enter Water
Phil Morgan (Inn Focus) achieved a PDIs Judge’s Award for:- Red Throated Diver.
Congratulations to them all.
You will be able to see the Exhibition in Maesteg Library during October so don’t forget to go along and enjoy the style and quality of prints that make the exhibition the Best of British! (More details of the exhibition will appear here in due course).
PAGB Inter Federation – WPF Entries Selected
Thursday, 13 June 2019 20:01
Please find attached the listings for the 4 Sections in the 2019 PAGB Inter-Federaion Competition. The prints were selected from this year’s Welsh Salon and the PDIs were selected from the Welsh Salon and the Ace of Clubs entries.
Gwynfa is very well represented in the selection with 25 photos selected. Our photographers are Chris Tidman, Gill Jones, Gwynfryn Jones, Leigh Woolford, Alec Stewart, gary Welsby, Rob Beynon, Lynda Beynon, Alan Shepherd and Margot Rowlands.
The Judging takes place on June 15th in Burton on Trent – see poster below.
