23rd September
Tenby Camera Club held it’s annual 9 way battle on the 23rd September. The competing clubs were Afan Nedd, Carmarthen, Cardigan, Kidwelly, Llanelli, New Quay, Towy Valley, Trostre and of course Tenby.
Each club had to enter 10 digital images, giving a total of 90 to be judged by Peter Young, LRPS,CPAGB, AFIAP, HonPAGB.
The range of subject matter was super, with traditional and creative styles . Beautiful landscapes, interesting portraits, stunning wildlife and travel were all appreciated by the audience. There were 10 top scoring 20’s given so the standard was very high.
The final result was Tenby in first place with 179/200 points, Afan Nedd with 173/200 in second and third with 163/200 was Trostre.
Peter Young chose his “Best Image” for the evening. This was “Morning after the Storm” by Bryan Morgan of Kidwelly Camera Club.
Thanks were given to Peter for his patience and expertise, in judging and critiquing a mammoth number of images. Many thanks also to all the participating clubs for their interesting and quality entries, and for supporting the event on Zoom .
Next week, 30th September there is a “Show and Tell” from 4 club members, explaining why & how their favourite images were taken and why they love them . The second half is a Question and Answer session with Demonstrations on post processing.
Each club had to enter 10 digital images, giving a total of 90 to be judged by Peter Young, LRPS,CPAGB, AFIAP, HonPAGB.
The range of subject matter was super, with traditional and creative styles . Beautiful landscapes, interesting portraits, stunning wildlife and travel were all appreciated by the audience. There were 10 top scoring 20’s given so the standard was very high.
The final result was Tenby in first place with 179/200 points, Afan Nedd with 173/200 in second and third with 163/200 was Trostre.
Peter Young chose his “Best Image” for the evening. This was “Morning after the Storm” by Bryan Morgan of Kidwelly Camera Club.
Thanks were given to Peter for his patience and expertise, in judging and critiquing a mammoth number of images. Many thanks also to all the participating clubs for their interesting and quality entries, and for supporting the event on Zoom .
Next week, 30th September there is a “Show and Tell” from 4 club members, explaining why & how their favourite images were taken and why they love them . The second half is a Question and Answer session with Demonstrations on post processing.