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This week we held the Chris Crane Cup an annual event in memory of Chris.
This year’s judge was Joe Sheridan (F.D.A. BA (Hons) ARPS) from Washington. Joe started out by saying how difficult a task he had this year as the standard of images from our members was so high. In a change to the usual format Joe started off his comments/critique in his own humorous and jovial manner. With very positive things to say about all the images. The format change came as he announced 5 highly commended and the top five images at the end. The winning image being an excellent mirror reflection of a beached fishing boat, “Not a Reflection” by Bill Leadbitter. Thank you and well done to everyone who entered, Winners Top 5 5, The Jackobite - Iain Chambers 4, Dragon Fly - Brian Vandemast 3, Watchfull Tiger - Ray Barnes 2, Birds Eye - Ray Barnes 1, Not a Reflection - Bill Leadbitter Highly commended Blyth Beach - Colin Livingstone Canada Geese Adam Burness Starburst - Natalie Wright Bollihope Quarry -Bob Finlay Embelton Rocks - Colin Livingstone Red Fog - Steve Miller Gallery of all images here
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Last night, 28th March 2023, Whitley Bay Photographic Society held the North Tyne PDI competition at King Street Club North Shields. The event was well supported by most of the clubs entering and was judged by Dave Phillips of Saltburn PS. Congratulations to Gosforth C.C. for their success at winning the Evening Chronicle Trophy for the 8th time in the competition’s history. Congratulations also go to Joan Shepard for her brilliant image “The Apothecary” which won the Bonser Shield for the best image in the competition. Cramlington can fourth overall with 213 points, Individual scores as follows;-
Tonight we had the results of the third Open PDI competition judge by Peter Downs. Peter started by saying the standard of entries was very high. Not only was it very difficult to separate several of the images there were also several very well composed and exposed images that would be lifted to even better ones with subtle tweaks to the levels.
The results were 1st Fia, Bob Finlay 2nd Mandarin Love, Natalie Wright 3rd Wartime Goodbye, Ray Barnes 4th Left Hand Down a Bit, Brain Sidney 5th Lunch, Bob Finlay Highly commended Hurry Up, Paul Dunn Next Collection is, Brian Sidney Night Lights, Brian Sidney Pink Vista, Natalie Wright Sun ray Tyne Bridge, Steve Miller Congratulations to all the winners, especially to Bob, Brian and Natalie who had more than one image listed above. Gallery linked here The 3rd and final Open Print Competition of the season was judged by Stuart Skelsey.
Stuart provided constructive criticism on each entry giving useful advice where improvements could be made either in camera or in post processing. Congratulations go to Pauline Wilson who was awarded 1st place in both colour and mono categories. A full list of the prints 'placed' and' highly commended' are shown below. To view the images, both colour and mono click here Paul Dunn (Print Competition Secretary) Colour Freesias - Pauline Wilson Reine Norway - Paul Kidd Rhossili Beach - Paul Dunn Iris - Peter Moody It Looks Good in Here - Tom Wilson Mono Silent Stables - Pauline Wilson Alex - Colin Livingstone A Thoughtful Moment - Pauline Wilson Smailholm Tower - Paul Dunn He’s Behind You - Paul Dunn Highly Commended Miguel - Paul Dunn The Viking - Pauline Wilson Butterfly - Colin Livingstone The Elusive Violinist - Tom Wilson Picture Frame - Ray Barnes Taking a Peek - Paul Kidd Didcot Engine Shed - Ray Barnes A Tribute to Alec - Adam Burness Sanderling - Derek Parker |
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