I have posted the programme for the coming season. Please have a look to see what is in store for next season.

NB_1: As announced at the AGM, submissions for Digital Projected images must now be provided as sRGB (rather than Adobe 1998). The good news is that if you don’t know what that means then you probably don’t need to worry about it!

NB_2: I will add briefings for the set subjects shortly. Please do make an effort to submit entires to the set subject competitions. UPDATE Set Subject requirements have been posted.

NB_3: Have a great summer recess.

Best Regards
Graham (Robinson, out going Prog Sec)

Annual General Meeting

June 25, 2009

The Annual General Meeting  was held on Wednesday, 24th June  2009

The following Officers and Committee were elected for the 2009/2010 Season:-

President: Dave Longley
Chairman: John Harrop
Vice-Chairman:  David Brown
Secretary Nigel May
Treasurer: Tony Catt
Competition Secretary: June Hill
Programme Secretary: Dave Longley
Publicity Officer: Marion Holness

Committee : Denise Coyle, Lesley Harrison, John Maclellan and Les Mullage.

Selection Committee :Tony Catt, Tony Cole, June Hill and Graham Robinson

Report by Marion Holness

Publicity Officer

.On Wednesday, 27th May 2009 the Annual Colour Print Competition was held.  The judge for the evening was Glyn Bareham and the results were as follows:-

Intermediate Photographers

1st: Denise Coyle
2nd: Ian Howard
3rd: Paul Spree
Highly Commended : Marion Holness

Advanced Photographers

1st: John Maclellan
2nd: June Hill
3rd: Vivienne Lavender
Highly Commended: Vivienne Lavender, John Maclellan, Kay Monk and Sarah Smith.

Report by Marion Holness

Publicity Officer

On Wednesday, 13th May 2009 the Club held the Annual Monochrome Print Competition.  The judge for the evening was Richard Walton and the results were as follows:-

Intermediate Photographers

1st:  Denise Coyle
2nd:  Ian Howard
3rd:  Kay Monk

As winner of the Intermediate section Denise Coyles prints was entered into the Advanced Section.

Advanced Photographers

1st:  David Brown
2nd: Denise Coyle
3rd: Ian Farrant

The Tony Gardner Trophy for “The most creative print” was awarded to
Ian Howard.

Sarah Smith won the trophy for “The best print”  in the recent exhibition held by the club in the Library judged by Paul Andrew.

Report by Marion Holness

Publicity Officer

 

 
 

 

 
 
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On Wednesday, 29th April 2009 the Club held the Annual Slide and Projected Images Competitions.  There was a very large entry on a variety of subjects.

The judge for the evening was John Wigmore FRPS EFIAP MPAPG APAPG and the results were as follows:-

Slides

1sr: Hubert Evans
2nd: Tony Catt
3rd:  June Hill

Projected Images

1st: Les Mullage
2nd: Lesley Harrison
3rd  Tony Hill
Highly commended: Vivienne Lavender, Kay Monk and Janet Spree

Report by Marion Holness

Publicity Officer

Annual Print Exhibition

April 17, 2009

 

The club will be holding an exhibition of a selection of  members prints at the Gallery, Deal Library, Broad Street, Deal during normal opening hours from Tuesday, 5th May 2009 until Friday, 15th May 2009 inclusive.

Marion Holness

Publicity Officer

 

On Wednesday, 15th April 2009 the Club held its Annual Portrait Competition. 
The judge for the evening was Dave Silk and the results were as follows:-

 Prints -Intermediate Photographers

1st, 2nd and 3rd:  Ian Howard
Highly commended:  Ute Doerfer and Tali Hubbard

Prints – Advanced Photographers

1st: Jim Whalley
2nd: Sarah Smith
3rd¨Ian Farrant
Highly commended: Ian Farrant (2) and Annie Spencer-Smith

Slides

1st: Ian Farrant
2nd¨Diana Tudor
3rd: Ian Farrant
Highly commended: –Ian Farrant

Report by Marion Holness

Publicity Officer

On Wednesday, 25th March 2009 the Club held a Projected Image Completion and a Slide Competition.  There was a very large and interesting entry which was judged by Chris Parry and the results were as follows:-

Projected Images

20 points: June Hill(2) and Nigel May
19 points  Denise Coyle, Tony Friend, Chris Jones (2), Kay Monk and Paul Spree (2),
18 points: John Bowsher, Tony Catt, June Hill, Tony Hill, Ian Howard, Chris Jones, Janet Spree and Jerry Wheeler

Slides
 
20 points: June Hill and Kay Monk
19 points: June Hill and Diana Tudor
18 points: John Bunting, Tony Catt, Tony Hill, Ruth Jenning and Diana Tudor (2)

Report by Marion Holness

Publicity Officer

 

On Monday, 23rd March 2009 the club took part in the Annual Eurotunnel Trophy Competition which was hosted by the Isle of Thanet Photographic Society and judged by Richard Walton.

The clubs taking part were Canterbury, Deal, Folkestone, Gateway and Isle of Thanet and the results were as follows:-

Prints:

Canterbury: 72 points
Deal:  73 points
Folkestone: 65 points
Gateway 71½ points
Isle of Thanet:70 points

Projected Images

Canterbury:: 72  points
Deal: 69 points
Folkestone: 72 points
Gateway :75 points
Isle of Thanet: 69 points

The overall winners with 146½  points were Gateway Camera Club who were presented with the Eurotunnel Trophy by Richard Walton.

The runners-up with 145 points were Canterbury Camera Club.

The following Deal members gained 20 and 19 points for their entries:-

20 points – David Brown with his print “Extreme Sport”
20 points – June Hill with her projected image “Garlic Trio”
20 points – Sarah Smith with her projected image “Surface tension”
19 points – Sarah Smith with her print “Calla lilies”
19 points – Annie Spencer-Smith with her print “Girl with glass in her hand”

Report by Marion Holness

Publicity Officer

On Wednesday, 11th March 2009 the Club held an Open Aggregate Monochrome Print Competition.  There was a very large entry of excellent prints on a variety of subjects. The judge for the evening was Suzanne Flood and the results were as follows:-

Intermediate Photographers

20 points:   Ian Howard
19 points:   Denise Coyle, Ian Howard and Janet Spree
18 points    Utte Doerfer, Janet Spree (2) and Paul Spree
17 points:   Tali Hubbard

Advanced Photographers

20 points:  June Hill and Annie Spencer-Smith
19 points:  David Brown and Ian Farrant
18 points:  David Brown, Tony Cole, Ian Farrant, Sarah Smith and Peter Vears

Report by Marion Holness

Publicity Officer