2013 Digital Competition – Top images
Our top images (generally scored a 9 or 10) from the Set subject and Open sections from each competition are presented here. You can also see some of the top Print images from each section – check out the Top Prints page
There are also a few Editor’s Choice images – the benefits of being the web master! 😉
Please peruse and enjoy the best images – judged by SAPF and non-SAPF judges (and some by the web master).
Please hover your mouse over the image to see the title and photographer – then click the image to see it full size.
February
Street signs, road signs, hoardings, shop windows airports, you name it.
The sign or signs must dominate the image.
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April
11 Competition : Science and Technology
Science is a systematic enterprise that builds / organizes knowledge testable explanations about the universe.
Technology – making, modification, usage, and knowledge of tools, machines, techniques, crafts, systems, to solve a problem
Set Subject
Open Subject
Editor’s Choice
May
The colour red must feature significantly in the image. It may not be the majority of the image area but must be a clear focal point.
June
20 Competition: Photojournalism/Street Photography
Photo journalism is journalism which uses images to tell a news story.
The work is both honest and impartial whilst telling the story in strictly journalistic terms.
Editor’s Choice
July
The annual duel – this time it was at our place.
All Projected Images from the night appear on the main page. Here are the 10’s from BPC. (Including Prints we had seven 10’s on the night – for seven different people – such a wealth of talent!)
August
Lines must not just be present but also a major feature of the image.
Railway, converging, leading, parallel, whatever!
Editor’s Choice
September
Your image should demonstrate – “a pleasurable or painful condition of the mind which may accompany sensations, memories or judgements.”
Set Subject
Open
October
24 Competition: Industrial/Urban Landscape
Where traditional landscapes generally display a largely natural environment with little evidence of man, these images concentrate on the landscape intensely affected by man and his culture.
Set Subject
Helen Whitford_Almost Floating
Open
Eric Budworth_Lily
Editor’s Choice
Chris Schultz_Steelworks
November
21 Annual Exhibition and Awards
A display of all entries and the presentation of awards
1st
Jo Tabe_More from Wana
Blackwood Photographic Club of South Australia Inc. 
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