Another week, another in-house competition – the second of the quarterly PDI contests, this time with the challenging set subject of “ Urban Landscapes “, which, as well as attracting a high number of entries, obviously made our members scratch their heads more than a bit! From
Inner city townscapes to urban desolation and aerial shots of London, the variety of interpretations to the subject were endless. Our judge for the evening, Roger McCallum, was slightly taken aback by the high volume of entries, but enjoyed the challenge of separating them out, awarding several entries a top mark of 20. The highest score of the evening was achieved by Pasquale Vaire, who achieved a total of 58 points, including two top marks of 20 for his images “ Off to work “ and “ Financial Star “.
All points achieved are added to members’ running totals achieved in the four individual contests.
Inner city townscapes to urban desolation and aerial shots of London, the variety of interpretations to the subject were endless. Our judge for the evening, Roger McCallum, was slightly taken aback by the high volume of entries, but enjoyed the challenge of separating them out, awarding several entries a top mark of 20. The highest score of the evening was achieved by Pasquale Vaire, who achieved a total of 58 points, including two top marks of 20 for his images “ Off to work “ and “ Financial Star “.
All points achieved are added to members’ running totals achieved in the four individual contests.
Images obtaining a maximum score of 20/20
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