2nd December
December kicked off with a fantastic Nature Competition held on the 2nd. Sixty two images of birds, mammals and insects were entered to be judged by Jenny Hibbert MPAGB, EFIAP/g, AWPF and President of the WPF. Jenny, as an experienced wildlife judge, appreciated the high standard of work submitted. Her critique was beneficial to the authors with careful comments and praise.
Jenny commended 9 images which were by David Bundock 3 entries, Jayne Crocker 2 entries , Dave Lewis, Liz Wallis, Cheryl Hewitt and Rosie Dungey.
Next came the Highly Commended class of which there were 10 featured images. They were by Charlie Kidd, Liz Wallis 2 entries, John Whitehurst 2 entries, Paul Richards, Dave Bolton 2 entries and Jan Sullivan 2 entries.
The difficult task then was to give the awards to the top three.
In Bronze position was “Dropped it” by Rosie Dungey , a great action shot of a pelican .
In Silver position was Liz Wallis and her “Ringed Plover Display” showing beautiful plumage.
In the Gold position was Dave Bolton and an image full of of interest and skill “The honey bee flies home”
A very high calibre of work was presented by club members and so it is no surprise that Tenby has a justified reputation for its’ nature work.
On Thursday the 9th it is the final Zoom Meeting for 2021 with Martin Patten and his “Improve your Photography” presentation.
The Club will reconvene on the 6th January with a talk by Dave Watts “Above & Below” .
The Committee would like to wish all our members & website followers a Merry Christmas & a Happy New Year .
Jenny commended 9 images which were by David Bundock 3 entries, Jayne Crocker 2 entries , Dave Lewis, Liz Wallis, Cheryl Hewitt and Rosie Dungey.
Next came the Highly Commended class of which there were 10 featured images. They were by Charlie Kidd, Liz Wallis 2 entries, John Whitehurst 2 entries, Paul Richards, Dave Bolton 2 entries and Jan Sullivan 2 entries.
The difficult task then was to give the awards to the top three.
In Bronze position was “Dropped it” by Rosie Dungey , a great action shot of a pelican .
In Silver position was Liz Wallis and her “Ringed Plover Display” showing beautiful plumage.
In the Gold position was Dave Bolton and an image full of of interest and skill “The honey bee flies home”
A very high calibre of work was presented by club members and so it is no surprise that Tenby has a justified reputation for its’ nature work.
On Thursday the 9th it is the final Zoom Meeting for 2021 with Martin Patten and his “Improve your Photography” presentation.
The Club will reconvene on the 6th January with a talk by Dave Watts “Above & Below” .
The Committee would like to wish all our members & website followers a Merry Christmas & a Happy New Year .