We were invited to join the Mornington Peninsula Camera Club Novice Interclub. We were grateful as a club to be asked to participate and share the work of our novice members.
Judging was performed by Ron Cork an AAPJA-accredited Judge and member of the Knox Photographic Society.
The Camberwell Camera Club Interclub competition results are in and as a club we placed third among the field of ten clubs. A pretty good result given the quality of the images presented by all clubs involved.
Congratulations to members Robert Moyses 2nd place for "What a surprise" and Robert Cahill Highly Commended "Dreaming". Big thanks to all members who supported us by entering the competition.
Our challenge master Karen presented those in the club rooms with a pairs of kitchen gloves and let them have at it.
Competition results for our fourth competition of 2022 - Emotions and Open. Our judge was Bob Artis.
On a wet and dreary Melbourne morning 21 Club members headed north for a photo shoot in and around the Cascades at Metcalfe and Malmsbury. I am sure all of us were hoping we would leave the wet and miserable weather behind and luckily all we had to contend with for the whole shoot was a bit of intermittent drizzle. We even had a few short bursts of sun and blue sky.
In an upcoming competition we require our members to create a "series" of images and present them in a single image for entry. Following are some tips on how to make your "Series" entry.
Driving along the Calder Freeway toward Mt Macedon there were some sunny breaks with intermittent cloud.
Competition results for our third competition of 2022 - Architecture and Open. Our judge was Adrian Smith.
Adrian's comments and feedback are available to financial members via our Closed Facebook Group and will soon be uploaded to our private YouTube Channel.
Competition results for our second competition of 2022 - Windows and Digital. Our judge was Tony Harding.
Tony's comments and feedback are available to financial members via our Closed Facebook Group and will soon be uploaded to our private YouTube Channel.
After nearly seven months without seeing anyone in person due to COVID-19 restrictions, 18 Club Members met in Geelong outside the Geelong Library and Heritage Centre, what an amazing building! With a couple of our upcoming competitions in mind, we wandered around the area taking "Window" and "Architecture" shots.
Join us for the final round of judging for the year, Negative Space and Open
Entries Due for the End of Year Competition
Walker Close Community CentreMember Chrisy Dennis will let us in on her process for creating beautiful still life images through lighting.
Chrisy's presentation will show two studio lighting styles for still life or table top subjects. She has made the images using studio lighting, however speedlights will work just as well. Chrisy's subject and background are the same in both styles. The effect is achieved using different styles of lighting.
Walker Close Community Centre
