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2012 competition
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Club Competition
This competition is an
internal club competition and is open to all paid up members of the
club. All photographs entered must be taken by the entrant but may
be home or trade processed, recent work is encouraged.
Entrants must hold the copyright of the image. eg: TV programme
images or pictures taken from books are not acceptable.
There are eight numbered competitions held in February, March, April,
May, June, September, October and November of each year. Each
competition will have an assignment and an open category and a member
can submit up to two prints / two PIs in each category. [PI =
Projected Images - from digital files]
The assignments for 2011 are shown
here
and in the programme.
There are five trophies to be won, based on the highest combined score
in the following categories:
1. The PI assignment category.
2. The PI open category.
3. The prints (colour or monochrome*) assignment category
4. The prints (colour or monochrome*) open category
The fifth trophy,
The Photographer of the Year,
will be awarded to the member with the highest combined marks for the
four categories.
No photograph may be submitted for more than one assignment or more than
one similar club competition. The eight numbered competitions are
SIMILAR. The pictures used in these competitions may also be used in
¨ The Versatility Challenge
¨ The
Colab Trophy
¨ The Monochrome Trophy
¨ Instant print battles (when / if held during the year)
*The club now accepts the FIAP(2003), PAGB(2004) and CACC(2004)
definition of monochrome:
A black and white work going from the very dark grey (black) to the very
clear grey (white) is a monochrome work with the various shades of grey.
A black and white work toned entirely in a single colour will remain a
monochrome work able to stand in the black and white (monochrome)
category.
On the other hand a black and white work modified by a partial toning or
by the addition of
one colour becomes a colour work (polychrome) to stand in the colour
category.
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