Thank you to all that submitted images for our creative interclub with the Geelong Camera Club Creative Group.
Congratulation to the first place images:
Stephen Hilton – Waverley – Eggsistential Crisis
We have received the results from the 2022 APS Australian Cup, with 343 points we placed 15th.
Our two highest scored images were from Sim Chong:
All of our entries can be viewed in our Australian Cup 2022 gallery.
The full catalog showing the entries from all clubs can be downloaded (a 28MB PDF) at Results for competitions in 2022 APS Australian Cup.
Judge: Stella Loftus-Hills
Set subject EDI
Intermediate: John Crawford – Cottontop Tamarin
Open EDI
Intermediate: Nihal Basnayake – Moon and Light Trails
Advanced: Tim Keane – Bark Painting
Open Print
Intermediate: Jenny Hartman – Afternoon Meeting
Advanced: John Noble – Lake Eyre mound springs
Creative EDI
Helen Warnod – On the sandy shores
Set subject definition:
An image of living animals, birds or insects either confined or in their natural environment. Studio style images of animals are acceptable.
In what was a tough competition, with many very high calibre images, last night WCC came in 3rd overall behind Knox (2nd) and Rosana (1st) at the 2022 monochrome interclub run by the Knox Photographic Society
We had some award winners…
Third place EDI: Julie Madders – THE MESSENGER
Second place EDI: Sim Chong – Hallway
… and …
First place print: Trace O’Rourke – Path to where
Well done to all involved, and congratulations to the award winners.
All of our entries can be viewed in the EDI and Print galleries.
Judge: Matt Irwin
Set subject EDI
Intermediate: Alan Scott – Beach Cricket
Advanced: George Skarbek – Wind and dust
Open EDI
Intermediate: Jill Anderson – Identifying the flower
Advanced: Geoff Shaw – Cormorant fisher 2
Open Print
Intermediate: Jenny Adams – Corduroy Landscape Ord River
Advanced: Alan Bennett – Landing a kite
Set subject definition:
Contre-jour (French for “against daylight”) is a photographic technique in which the camera is pointing directly toward a source of light.
Contre-jour produces backlighting of the subject. The effect usually hides details, causes a stronger contrast between light and dark, creates silhouettes and emphasizes lines and shapes.
We have received some excellent results from Round 3 of the PSA Interclub with the following images receiving awards:
Helen Warnod – Presidential guards
Vicki Moritz – Cuba tourists delight
Vicki Moritz – Family Portrait
Ross Eddington – The Station Masters Train
Felix Shparberg – Successful hunting
Any member who has received a award for their image during the year, will have their image put into a final round of judging to determine the best of the year.
Judge: Heather Prince
Set subject EDI
Intermediate: John Crawford – National Day Celebration
Advanced: Stephen Edmonds – Acute
Open EDI
Intermediate: Colleen Singleton – Looking for water
Advanced: Jill Shaw – Winter scene
Open Print
Intermediate: John Noble – Black Shouldered Kite nest building
Advanced: Vicki Moritz – Whanregarwen backroad
Creative EDI
Vicki Moritz – Tram into the city
Set subject definition:
Any photograph taken outdoors between dusk and dawn.
We have received the results of the 2022 4-Club (Camberwell, Maroondah, Eastern Suburbs and ourselves) interclub which was hosted by Maroondah Photographic Society and judged by Margaret Zommers this year.
We came first overall with a total of 151 points.
We also came first in the monochrome EDI section with four images receiving awards:
First place: Jen Fawkes – Who Are You
Second place: Vicki Moritz – Family Portrait
Merit: Helen Warnod – At the core
For colour EDI two of our image received awards:
Merit: Felix Shparberg – Towards a victory
Merit: Steve Hilton – Laughter is the best medicine
All of our entries can be viewed in the Monochrome EDI and Colour EDI galleries.
Judge: Andrew Esposito
Set subject EDI
Intermediate: Ross Eddington – Captain and his Yatch
Open EDI
Intermediate: Jenny Sui – flying fox skimming
Advanced: Jill Shaw – Speed skater
Open Print
Intermediate: Jenny Hartman – Nude Shadow
Advanced: Trace O’Rourke – Snowgums on the Bogong Plains One
Set subject definition:
A portrait, in the broad sense, is a recognisable image of an individual person or group. The photograph must be taken from life (i.e. a physical, living person or group of people).
The subject of the portrait may be anyone. Group portraits and self-portraits will be accepted.
Judge: Paul Robinson
Set subject EDI
Intermediate: Keith Webster – Post office steps
Advanced: Jen Fawkes – No war in Ukraine
Open EDI
Intermediate: Ross Eddington – Rocky Outcrop
Advanced: Rebecca Kashyap – Chinatown
Open Print
Intermediate: John Noble – Look who just dropped in
Advanced: Vicki Moritz – Red car Cuba
Creative
Set subject definition:
A non-formalized genre of photography that may feature people and/or objects 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.