The first of the current season's print competitions was judged by Kevin Day, visiting us from Slough. Kevin had he task of commenting on and marking 54 prints, with a wide range of subject matter and style of print. There was an encouragingly large number of monochrome entries, showing that this medium is possibly more popular than ever, with its ability to maximise impact.
Subjects ranged from dawn at the Taj Mahal through wildlife, landscapes, buildings,people,flowers and still life. Kevin had his work cut out to judge one subject against another, but did an admirable job, awarding four prints the maximum mark of 20. The members acheiving this were Janet Marshall LRPS ( 2 prints ), David Simpson and David Sherwood. Janet Marshall and David Simpson were placed joint first for this round. Another well attended and interesting evening, and even though competition evenings can be a little hectic, we managed to finish on time.
Thanks to Kevin for his efforts, and congratulations to the two winners.
Report submitted by Dorothy Wood.
Subjects ranged from dawn at the Taj Mahal through wildlife, landscapes, buildings,people,flowers and still life. Kevin had his work cut out to judge one subject against another, but did an admirable job, awarding four prints the maximum mark of 20. The members acheiving this were Janet Marshall LRPS ( 2 prints ), David Simpson and David Sherwood. Janet Marshall and David Simpson were placed joint first for this round. Another well attended and interesting evening, and even though competition evenings can be a little hectic, we managed to finish on time.
Thanks to Kevin for his efforts, and congratulations to the two winners.
Report submitted by Dorothy Wood.
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