Knox Interclub Competition

Lift Off

© Kris Montgomery

On Wednesday 25th July, Karen, Ray and David attended the annual Knox Monochrome Interclub Competition at Boronia. Williamstown Camera Club was one of the 7 invited Clubs to participate. The competition was divided into 4 parts – digital and print, novice and open. Each Club was permitted a maximum of 5 entries per category ie a total of 20 entries per Club. We were well represented by some lovely images from a wide range of makers. Jim Weatherill was the judge.

The standard of entries in each category – as was to be expected – very high. It must have been a difficult task to select the best. Obviously some stood out more than others and, on occasions, the selection of placegetters was subjective given the range to choose from. Jim did an excellent job in critiquing the images and provided a clear commentary regarding his choices. It is always interesting to hear an experienced person putting their views forward. The thing that Jim seemed to provide extra credits for related to imagination / creativity and seeing things differently.

Williamstown received two Highly Commended certificates. The first was to Kris Montgomery for Lift Off in the Open Prints. The second was to Lyn Hingston for Quadruptlets in the Novice Digital entries. The judge was very complimentary about the creativity displayed on each occasion. Well done to you both for a fantastic effort. Congratulations also to all members who submitted entries. All images selected for the competition will be displayed at the next Club meeting. In my totally unbiased opinion I would have placed a number of WCC entries higher up the ladder, but that’s life!!

Special thanks to the Knox Photographic Society for including us in the competition and the professionalism displayed in managing the occasion.

Upcoming

Presentation: Landscapes and Equestrian by Neil Anderson

As a refresher before our landscape competition (entries due August 13, 2024), Neil will reinforce the principles of good landscape photography.

Following this Neil will present his tips and methodologies when it comes to photography equestrian events in support of our day-trip to the Melbourne 3 Day International Event at the Werribee Park National Equestrian Centre (on June 10 long weekend).

Entries due for competition 3: "Street Photography" and open

Entries due of Knox Interclub: Subject is monochrome

Walker Close Community Centre
14th May 2024 7:30 pm
Meeting: Light Painting

We're trying out a new location this year... we just haven't decided where just yet, so keep an eye here for an update on where we'll be for this event which has become a club favourite in recent years.

TBA
28th May 2024 7:30 pm

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