Class 1 Prints 1st – Kevin Egan: Janney-Marshall 2nd – Karol Murray: The View 3rd – Kevin Egan: Domes at Dusk HM – Karol Murray: Looking In See all the Class 1 Print Winning Images Class 1 Digital 1st – Kevin Egan: Corner of Headlight and Vine 2nd – Willa Siegel: Wrath of Sandy 2
With their competition success in the 2013 – 2014 competition year, the follow members have been promoted as they finished in the top 15% of their class. Promoted from Class 1 to Class 2 Claire Carroll Kevin Egan John Eppler Karol Murray The following people were promoted from Class 2 to Class 3 John Singley
Congratulations to all of this years competition winners and also those photographers who participated each month in showing their images . We had a wonderful variety of photographs and they were enjoyed by all, win or lose. Thanks to all of our helpers each month especially Melanie Marts and Chuck Campbell for handling the prints;
Please see the total competition points in the attached pdf: NVPS_Competition Scoring_2013_14.
Congratulations to all of this years competition winners and also those photographers who participated each month in showing their images . We had a wonderful variety of photographs and they were enjoyed by all, win or lose. Thanks to all of our helpers each month especially Melanie Marts and Chuck Campbell for handling the prints;
Our final competition of the year was one of our finest with Judge Roy Sewall giving us wonderful critiques and suggestions. It was “Oldies Night”, the photographers had an opportunity to enter their images taken more than two years ago. I thought I might have seen some vintage prints. Some interesting stats , we had 132 total pictures reviewed by Roy, 995
Archiecure: Images of man- made srucures including bridges, buildings, and alone or collecively; pars of buildings such as arches, healh columns, ceilings, cupolas, sairways ec. Archiecural srucures wihin a landscape environmen also acceped, such as a pergola or gazebo. Creaiviy: This heme is mean o push he boundaries of your creaiviy hrough use of in-camera
Our themed competition “Famous Places” with judge Sue Bloom had 46 digital and 48 print entries between all three classes. All winners were judged on how the theme is interpreted through a photograph and how well the photograph reveals the “Famous Place”. Congratulations to all the winners and many thanks to Sue Bloom for reviewing
The themes for the 2014 – 2015 competitions are as follows: Themes for 2014 – 2015 Street Photography For this theme “street photography” is defined as a photograph featuring 1) the human condition or 2) the relationship or interaction between people and their surroundings. A street photo example could be a candid, semi-candid or
Our competition for March with judge Andy Jezioro had 115 total entries . Digital Category Class 1 had the most entries with 22; and in the Monochrome Print Category, of all Classes combined, had the most prints with 26 entries. Many thanks to Andy for his interesting, instructive and sometimes humorous critiques. As always our