2016 Print 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 Projected Images page

There are also a few Editor’s Choice images – the benefits of being the web master! 😉

Peruse and enjoy the best images from our club competitions – 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.

January

28     Competition: Leading Lines

Leading lines refers to a composition technique where the viewer’s eye led into the image. Some examples could be receding road, train tracks, receding street, lines of trees. Don’t be limited to these examples.

Album Prints

Kelp – Heather Connolly

Pandanas – James Allan

Turtle on a Log – James Allan

Colour Prints

Berry Beach – James Allan

Cornwall’s Motto – Mark Pedlar

Nation Ridge

Arches of Light – Bruce Nankivell

Follow the Leader – Helen Whitford

Boat – Jenny Pedlar

Fishing – Jenny Pedlar

Port River Dolphin – James Allan

Rope – Jenny Pedlar

Mono Prints

Mis-leading Lines – James Allan

March

10     Competition: Circles

One or more circles or clearly circular objects must be the significant focus of the images.

April

7     Competition: Urban Landscape

While landscape encompasses our wider environment, urban landscape is more restrictive – a landscape portraying a city or suburban scene with high to medium building density.

June

2     Competition: Photojournalism

This is basically telling stories with pictures. However, the stories must also be newsworthy. Such stories appear in newspapers, magazines, TV and websites

Album Prints

Theo Prucha – Abandoned Farmhouse

James Allan – More than just Shopping

Colour Prints

Mark Pedlar – Graduation

James Allan – Is it True?

Helen Whitford – Follow the Leader

Bruce Nankivell – Smoko

James Allan – Lillium

James Allan – Corella Play

Monochrome Prints

Sam Savage – Home Street Home

James Allan – Bikes on Footpaths

July

5 Interclub with Edwardstown

The annual duel with Edwardstown comprising both prints and projected image – this time it’s at their place (TBC)

14     Competition: Worm’s Eye View

It must be obvious that these images have been taken with the camera at or very close to ground level.

Set Subject

Open

Helen Whitford – Shall I Dive?

August

25       Competition: People at Work

One or more people conducting their normal daily occupation must be the significant focus of these images.
Try for images that make this occupation fascinating.

Grant Coles – Looking Up

James Allan – Arum Lilly

James Allan – Laminar Flow

James Allan – Rosella

James Allan – The Worker

James Allan – Oyster Pot Man

Jenny Pedlar – Moving the Herd

October

6     Competition: Sports

Images must capture a story of one or more people/animals obviously involved a sport or objects clearly associated with a sport. Sports in this context are seen as physically active pursuits.

Set Subject

Helen Whitford – How to Impress your Mates

Jennifer Williams – The Snowboarder

Open

Chris Schultz – Che and Me

Chris Schultz – Dome

Chris Schultz – Liquification

Chris Schultz – Portal

Chris Schultz – Street Line

Helen Whitford – On yer Bike!

Helen Whitford – Elephish

Jennifer Williams – Hotham

Jennifer Williams – Back to the Future

Jennifer Williams – Tiahn

Tariq Mohammad Abdul – Solitude

November

17     Annual Exhibition and Awards

A display of all Annual Exhibition entries, the presentation of aggregate and Annual Exhibition and the Bill Templar awards. Your chance to be photographed with the Pres (not really that good actually)

Bring a plate to share in the festivities