17th November
On the 17th November Tenby Camera Club welcomed Roy Thomas to judge the Panels Competition. There was a varied range of subject matter captured, with 5 images on a linked theme, with a similar tone and with a story.
The print competition Gold was won by Cheryl Hewitt with an “Agapanthus” panel , from bud to full bloom. Silver was won by Dave Bolton with “SOS” , a story of the Tenby Lifeboat and crew.
Bronze was won by John Whitehurst and “Five Faces of Freddie”, a panel of a child’s expressions.
The digital section Gold was won by new member Rob Cox with “London at night”. A clever selection of light trails and night colours in London. Silver was won by Dave Bolton and “Red Kite Display”, an in flight collection of this stunning bird of prey. The Bronze award was given to Cheryl Hewitt with the “Insects of Colour” panel . Insects of all types with interesting colours .
Gary Mayhew was Highly Commended for his “ Pembrey Motorsport” panel and Francis White was commended for his “Pembrokeshire Flowers” panel.
An international external competition was held on the 19th November by Cwm Rhondda Camera Club. Clubs from the USA, Canada, S. Africa, Malta, Scotland, England, Ireland and Wales competed with 4 digital images each. The event was broadcast on You Tube . The judge was Libby Smith who carefully critiqued her way through 100 images . The winner was Catchlight from Belfast with 78 points from a maximum of 80. Tenby was tenth with 68 points.
The print competition Gold was won by Cheryl Hewitt with an “Agapanthus” panel , from bud to full bloom. Silver was won by Dave Bolton with “SOS” , a story of the Tenby Lifeboat and crew.
Bronze was won by John Whitehurst and “Five Faces of Freddie”, a panel of a child’s expressions.
The digital section Gold was won by new member Rob Cox with “London at night”. A clever selection of light trails and night colours in London. Silver was won by Dave Bolton and “Red Kite Display”, an in flight collection of this stunning bird of prey. The Bronze award was given to Cheryl Hewitt with the “Insects of Colour” panel . Insects of all types with interesting colours .
Gary Mayhew was Highly Commended for his “ Pembrey Motorsport” panel and Francis White was commended for his “Pembrokeshire Flowers” panel.
An international external competition was held on the 19th November by Cwm Rhondda Camera Club. Clubs from the USA, Canada, S. Africa, Malta, Scotland, England, Ireland and Wales competed with 4 digital images each. The event was broadcast on You Tube . The judge was Libby Smith who carefully critiqued her way through 100 images . The winner was Catchlight from Belfast with 78 points from a maximum of 80. Tenby was tenth with 68 points.