6th June: Open and Montage Print Competitions, judged by Kevin Day

Many thanks to Kevin Day, Stoke Poges Photographic Club,  for his inciteful expert judging of our Open and Montage print competitions last night.

Open competition,  huge congratulations go to YC Wei for his winning, second and third placed prints –  ‘Barbican Estate’, ‘Methoni Castle’ and ‘Under the Bridge’ respectively.  Peter Keeble’s ‘Hale Lane, Painswick’ and his ‘Shine Your Light on Me’ were highly commended.

Winning Open Print by YC Wei

Congratulations go to Judy Buckley-Sharp for winning the Montage competition with ‘Market Man’;  Sanjay Mistry’s ‘Watchmaker’ was second and Avril Candler’s ‘Once Upon a Time’ third.  Highly commended were Avril’s ‘The Attraction of Thistles’ and Alan Colegrave’s  ‘Ekaterina’.

Winning Montage Print
by Judy Buckley-Sharp

Many thanks to everyone who entered the competitions and to those who came along to support the evening.  Special thanks to Kevin for his informative and helpful critiques.

All images available on Facebook

We are nearing the end of the 2022/23 competitions – in two weeks’ time we have our last print competitions – Print of the Year and Nature which will be judged by Peter Cox, Tring Camera Club.

Next week we are back at Hatch End for a photo shoot, hopefully the weather will be kind!

 

FROM SEPTEMBER, 1st & 3rd Mondays we meet on Zoom; 2nd & 4th Mondays at CENTURY BOWLING & SPORTS CLUB, BETWEEN 51 & 53 LOGAN ROAD HA9 8PY

  Who says you’re never too old to change!  After 90 years based in Harrow, we are moving to a swish new venue.

Century Bowling & Sports Club is in Logan Road just off Preston Road, Wembley.

We look forward to the future and another 90 years plus for our Club!

For more information please contact info@harrowcamera.co.uk

 

 

30th May: Talk, ‘Where I Photograph Great Britain’ by Malcolm Hupman

It was our pleasure to welcome Malcolm Hupman from  Corby Photographic Club last night.

We toured much of Great Britain with him as he took us through his structured and informative talk.  He clearly researches every detail, matched with quality images illustrating each place he has photographed.  It was great to see the places, hear about them and how/what equipment Malcolm used to take each photograph.

Many thanks to Malcolm for his knowledgeable, well narrated and enjoyable talk.  Thanks to everyone who came along to this enjoyable and entertaining evening.

Next week we are back at base for our Montage and Open print competitions which will be judged by Kevin Day.

Have a good week and let’s hope the weather warms up!