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It was really great last night to have the Ashtorre buzzing again with around 25 in attendance for the 'Nightime' merit competition.
Lovely to see the likes of Paul, Simon and Mike who had not visited for a while, so look forward to seeing you all again soon. COLOUR PRINT, 1st Louise Richey, 2nd. Steve Evans, 3rd. Michael Nancekivell. BLACK AND WHITE, 1st. Steve Evans, 2nd. Louise Richey, 3rd. Michael Nancekivell. PROJECTED, 1st. Louise Richey, 2nd. Michael Nancekivell, 3rd. Steve Evans. OPEN, 1st. Dan Foote, 2nd. Kay Wilson, 3rd. Louise Richey. Well done to everyone who entered and to the winners. A great show of images. An interesting statistic is that from the 22 entries in the projected, 20 scored points while in the colour prints there were 16 entries and 15 scored points. I wondered if it would have been educational if during the period when the scores were being collated, the authors of some selected images explained to others how the picture was achieved and what camera settings etc. were used. I am sure that a lot would find this useful for future uses. Regards, Michael.
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Plymouth Camera Club last night hosted the annual Tamar Trophy competition for mono prints contested between Plymouth, Plymstock, Ivybridge and ourselves
where Petro Landers of Milton Combe was the judge. The hosts ensured we were as covid safe as possible by increasing the size of the room, spacing the seating with larger gaps and ensuring there was plenty of ventilation, so it was a shame that a few more from our club did not make the effort to attend. After giving his good points and recommended improvements to each entry as judges do, marks were awarded from 11 to 20 for each. After all the judging was complete, the marks were totaled and we came a creditable 3rd which seems to be traditional. Plymouth 172, Plymstock 153, Saltash 147 and Ivybridge 143. Dan's 'Modern Man' and Mike's 'Trials Car' were our top scorers with 18 each, while Plymouth had 2 with a maximum score of 20 together with 2 at 19, while Plymstock had 1 with the top score and 1 with 19. From Mike:
What a fantastic evening we had last night at the Ashtorre for the judging of our Colour Print Trophy. There were about 20 members present and it was great to see so many there, so thank you for coming. Let's hope that numbers will now grow from this and return to what we remember. Shame that time did not allow for us to socialise more but hopefully we can do so in the weeks to come. Last nights judge Simon Van - Orden from Samford Spiney was very thorough with his critiques giving us the good points and suggesting ways to improve. The results were as follows, Highly Commended, Dave Pemberton, Jason Donavan and Jason again. 3rd Kay Wilson, 2nd Dan Foote, Winner Kay Wilson. Well done to you all. Last night we held the judging of our annual Black and White Trophy competition.
We were fortunate to have Peter Hyett as our judge, who is a highly qualified and accomplished photographer from Exmouth. Peter gave his comments on each of the 48 entries and offered tips especially on how the impact of an image can be improved just by cropping differently. The results are as follows, H/C Dan Foote, H/C Dog watching and waiting. ( if this is yours then please let me know) H/C Steve Evans 3rd place, Dan Foote, 2nd place, Kay Wilson, Winner, Michael Nancekivell. This year the club has decided to join in with the Christmas Tree Festival at St Nicholas & St Faith church on Station Road in Saltash. Adrian and his wife Christine have taken on the role of producing a fabulous tree for the club and have added it to a display of over 60 trees in the church. The church is open: Sat 27th Nov. 10a.m. to 4 p.m. Sat 4th Dec. 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sundays. 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Weekdays. 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Entry to the church is free. Donations welcome The festival ends on Friday 10th December It is well worth a visit. Adrian has sent across a photo of our tree in place and it does indeed look fabulous and is a great avert for our club. Thank you very much to Adrian and Christine for the time and effort they have clearly taken in doing this for us.  Our second merits competition of the year was on the subject of "Street Life". This proved to be a challenge for many members who commented how much out of their comfort zone this was. |
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