June 2023 ‘Portrait (Human or Animal)’ results

Judge: Craig Wetjen

Set subject EDI

Jenny Hartman - Lady Making Offerings
Intermediate: Jenny Hartman – Lady Making Offerings

Alan Bennett - Leap of Faithe
Advanced: Alan Bennett – Leap of Faithe

Open EDI

Simon Glance - good reception is important
Intermediate: Simon Glance – good reception is important

Felix Shparberg - Face to face
Advanced: Felix Shparberg – Face to face

Open Print

Leanne Poole - Whirlwind
Intermediate: Leanne Poole – Whirlwind

Tim Keane - Mirror Mirror
Advanced: Tim Keane – Mirror Mirror

Set subject definition:

Where the character of the subject/subjects or the character being portrayed by the subject is made evident by suitable lighting, pose or expression. Costume, props or scenery are acceptable aids. (SAPF)

Melbourne General Cemetery – Sunday 4th June 2023

For our June outing, we are going to Melbourne General Cemetery for a change, in preparation for our September set subject “Cemeteries”.

Date: Sunday 4th June 2023
Time: 8:00 am – 10:30 am or later.
(The cemetery opens at 8am, so will miss the crowds!)
Meeting place: Prime Minister’s Memorial Garden inside the main entrance from College Cres.
(College Crescent, Parkville, Victoria, 3052)

Melbourne General Cemetery is in Parkville. You can drive there or take buses or trams. You should easily find a parking on College Cres, Parkville.

RSVP: To Ian Coombs via email by 30th May 2023

May 2023 ‘In the city’ results

Judge: David Norris

Set subject EDI

Ivan Tnay - Tower bridgebus
Intermediate: Ivan Tnay – Tower bridgebus

Rebecca Kashyap - Take A Seat
Advanced: Rebecca Kashyap – Take A Seat

Open EDI

Ross Eddington - Porsche at GP
Intermediate: Ross Eddington – Porsche at GP

Sim Chong - Horse Jumping
Advanced: Sim Chong – Horse Jumping

Open Print

Colleen Singleton - Going up
Intermediate: Colleen Singleton – Going up

Trace O'Rourke - Snow gums Bogong Plains Three
Advanced: Trace O’Rourke – Snow gums Bogong Plains Three

Set subject definition:

Images taken in any major city of the world. The image must include iconic, characteristic, distinctive and recognisable physical features although it is not necessary the image identify the exact location. Images that predominantly or exclusively depict people and their activities must illustrate a distinctive aspect of the city, country, region or continent. There are no limitations on processing techniques.
(Partially taken from the PSA 2023 travel definition)

Portfolio projects for 2023

It’s time to get our portfolio projects for 2023 underway.

You will have received an email earlier this year outlining some of the changes to the portfolio rules, to allow more images, more creativity and more fun.

Our first meeting will be on Thursday 27th April 2023, from 7:30pm in the craft room at Mount Waverley Community Centre (the usual place we meet). This will be face-to-face, and there will be a reminder in the weekly Waverley Watson.

At this meeting I will cover:
1. a quick review of the 2022 portfolios with some feedback and general comments
2. an overview of how the portfolio projects will be run this year with an overview of the new rules
3. a quick overview of how you might approach your portfolio

I hope you have all started to think about your theme, and we will give some time to share what you are planning. Remember, the aim is to get support, ideas and directions from others. This is not a competition so as much as we can share, the stronger your portfolio will be.

ALL members are welcome, of all levels of photographic ability. Even if you are just curious, come along and get excited.