Washington Camera Club
NCPF Beamish Trophy 2019
The results of the NCPF Beamish Trophy 2019, as judged by Stephen Fowler, Ryton CC are as follows:-
1st “Man by Window” by Richard Turnbull, Ashington CC
2nd “Horsepower” by Richard Turnbull, Ashington CC
3rd “Pretty in Mink” by D Hopper, Durham PS
HC “Class Wars” by Joe Finlay, Sunderland PA
HC “Man in Window” by Nigel Stanley, Morton PS
HC “In Her Easter Bonnet” by Alison Leddy, Blyth PS
Many congratulations go to the authors.
A gallery of the successful images can be seen on the NCPF web site here.
1st “Man by Window” by Richard Turnbull, Ashington CC
2nd “Horsepower” by Richard Turnbull, Ashington CC
3rd “Pretty in Mink” by D Hopper, Durham PS
HC “Class Wars” by Joe Finlay, Sunderland PA
HC “Man in Window” by Nigel Stanley, Morton PS
HC “In Her Easter Bonnet” by Alison Leddy, Blyth PS
Many congratulations go to the authors.
A gallery of the successful images can be seen on the NCPF web site here.
CHALLENGE III
The Challenge took part in Seaham on Sunday the 3rd of November.
Ten club members attended (some with members of their family) and were introduced to the "subject". With a mere 3 hours to create TWO sets of images, the pressure was on!
All attendees will submit TWO sets of images as shown in the page called "CHALLENGE & THEME" before the end of November.
A show will be put together and shown on January 10th 2020.
Ten club members attended (some with members of their family) and were introduced to the "subject". With a mere 3 hours to create TWO sets of images, the pressure was on!
All attendees will submit TWO sets of images as shown in the page called "CHALLENGE & THEME" before the end of November.
A show will be put together and shown on January 10th 2020.
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THEME III
The next THEME has been set!
ICM - Intentional Camera Movement
Members are invited to delve into ICM. To research, investigate, experiment and produce a number of images using this technique.
ALL members can submit up to 20 images to Will Ireland who will produce a show ready for the 10th of january 2020. Don't delay, the days fade away! 
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Whickham Camera Club
It is with great sadness that we report the death of our friend and Whickham Photographic Club Member Alan Fowler, DPAGB. Alan’s death comes after a short battle with cancer. Funeral arrangements will be advised once known.
Important Dates For Your Diary 2019-20
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The Beamish Trophy
This will be the 9th year that the NCPF Beamish Trophy has been competed for by NCPF members, based on the Beamish Weekend. The competition will be held in PDI format, images having been only exposed during the period of 31st August 2018 and 30th September 2019 at Beamish Museum.
Each entrant can submit up to 2 PDI’s. The dimensions are shown in the document below. Entries should be emailed to duffyjoseph9@gmail.com no later than 11th October 2019. Judging will take place on 5th November 2019. Results announced at NCPF Annual Awards Event to be held at Clara Vale Community Centre, Ryton NE40 3SY on Sunday 24 November 2019. Time TBC. No image shall be utilized for commercial purposes. The winning 1st, 2nd, & 3rd, may be freely used by the museum for promotional purposes. Copyright will be retained by the author. A print of the winning PDI will be made available for the Presentation Event at Clara Vale and for exhibiting in the subsequent year at the Beamish Event. The competition will be judged by an NCPF appointed Judge. |
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The following are NCPF events:-
All these events will be held at Clara Vale Village Hall, South View, Clara Vale, Ryton NE40 3SY
Details regarding Rules & Submission dates for the competitions will be announced nearer the dates as per the NCPF web site; http://www.ncpf.org.uk/
- Awards Presentation Day :- Sunday November 24th. 2019 Commencing 1.00pm
- Club Championship Competition:- Sunday February 9th. 2020 Commencing 12 Noon
- NCPF Annuals Competition:- Saturday/Sunday April 25th /26th. 2020
All these events will be held at Clara Vale Village Hall, South View, Clara Vale, Ryton NE40 3SY
Details regarding Rules & Submission dates for the competitions will be announced nearer the dates as per the NCPF web site; http://www.ncpf.org.uk/
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CLUB AIMS
Our aim is to encourage members to ENJOY the hobby of photography.
Learning comes from listening to our visiting lecturers and judges, by asking questions, talking with club members and practicing!
We take great pride in the friendliness and help that the Club offers.
We meet most Friday evenings with doors open at about 7pm and the meeting starting at 7:30pm.
Generally the organised part of the evening is completed by about 9pm leaving time to talk with the other members. It's a great opportunity to make friends with other members, discuss photographs, camera equipment or the events of the evening.
We are now a Club with a great interest in Digital Photography and all that it entails however traditional film and printing techniques are never forgotten.
The Club owns a complete set of studio flash equipment that is used for practical evenings based around portraiture and table top photography.
The club also has a a laptop computer that can be used for demonstrations, photo editing or the production of Audio-Visual shows.
Why not come along and see if any of our activities are of interest to YOU?
Our aim is to encourage members to ENJOY the hobby of photography.
Learning comes from listening to our visiting lecturers and judges, by asking questions, talking with club members and practicing!
We take great pride in the friendliness and help that the Club offers.
We meet most Friday evenings with doors open at about 7pm and the meeting starting at 7:30pm.
Generally the organised part of the evening is completed by about 9pm leaving time to talk with the other members. It's a great opportunity to make friends with other members, discuss photographs, camera equipment or the events of the evening.
We are now a Club with a great interest in Digital Photography and all that it entails however traditional film and printing techniques are never forgotten.
The Club owns a complete set of studio flash equipment that is used for practical evenings based around portraiture and table top photography.
The club also has a a laptop computer that can be used for demonstrations, photo editing or the production of Audio-Visual shows.
Why not come along and see if any of our activities are of interest to YOU?
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