Judge: Ian Rolfe

Set Subject EDI

Intermediate: Alan Scott – Beach Sunrise

Advanced: Jenny Adams – Little Beach

Open EDI

Intermediate: Fiona Jones – Middle stump

Advanced: Alan Bennett – On your marks get set go

Open Print

Intermediate: Stef Wendler-Canning – Hydrangea in black and white

Advanced: Vira Vujovich – Surreal

Set Subject definition:

A panoramic image has a wide format – its ratio width:height must be at least 2:1. This can be achieved by stitching images, or cropping an image. Landscape images celebrate the beauty of the natural environment, showcasing the spaces and scenery of the natural world. Images may include animals, people or manmade elements, provided the primary emphasis is on natural scenery. The image must look natural although elements can be composited to add to the story.

Judge: Robyn Campbell

Set Subject EDI

Intermediate: Fiona Jones – The stirrups and saddles

Advanced: Geoff Shaw – A box full of memories

Open EDI

Intermediate: Michael Silverstein – Ancona in the morning

Advanced: Dianne Doughty – Sunset at Mornington

Open Print

Intermediate: Greg Doughty – Mountian High in India

Advanced: Jenny Adams – Naarm Textile Collective

Set Subject definition:

Explore remnants of the past.

Judge: John Chapman

Set Subject EDI

Intermediate: Alan Scott – Hanging Umbrellas

Advanced: Marlene Chaitra – Golden lights

Open EDI

Intermediate: Ross Eddington – Basketball Ballerina

Advanced: Geoff Shaw – Red shutters

Open Print

Intermediate: Alan Mackinlay – Trina 13

Advanced: Jenny Hartman – Blue trees

Set Subject definition:

This incorporates a repeating shape, pattern, object, colour etc.

Judge: Craig Wetjen

Set Subject EDI

Intermediate: Joanne Rowley – Modern Tradition

Advanced: Stephen Jude – Just out walking

Open EDI

Intermediate: Ross Eddington – Just Lion around

Advanced: Jill Shaw – Decimated

Open Print

Intermediate: Joanne Rowley – East Asiatic Company

Advanced: Alan Bennett – Osprey lookout

Set Subject definition:

This Is a non-formalized genre of photography that features subjects in candid situations within public places such as streets, parks, beaches, malls, political conventions and other associated settings. Images can often be ironic or emotionally detached from subject matter, focusing instead on a particular context or detail. Framing and timing are key aspects of the craft, with the aim of creating images at a decisive or poignant moment. (APJA)