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Well done everyone on a great exhibition.

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Well done to all the camera club members who entered our Annual Exhibition competition, the results of which were announced at last nights presentation evening. The quality of the images on show has already been much commented on by members of the public visiting the library exhibition space. The cup winners are photographed below from left to right Conor Molloy (winner of both natural history classes) Steve Gresty (winner of the people & portraits print class) Kevin Blake (winner of  the Landscape print class), our judge Phil Mann, Anthony Gosling (winner of both Open classes, the Mono print class, Landscape DPI class and People & Portraits DPI class) and Paul Scott (winner the Mono DPI class).

The overall best DPI was judged to be Herring Gull catching fish by Conor Molloy and the overall best print in the exhibition was Urbis by Anthony Gosling. We await the public’s vote on their favourite images over the course of the exhibition.

The exhibition winners.

The exhibition winners.

Annual Exhibition approaches

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We have had a high number of entries for our Annual competition (278 in all) over the 10 classes which should mean some hard choices for our judge Phil Mann. The exhibition itself will be hung in Macclesfield library on Monday morning 18th April and will open to the public thereafter until Friday 29th April. There will be a trophy for the best image as voted for by the Macclesfield public. Good luck to all who entered.

Welsh Sunset Glory by Cris Artenie

Welsh Sunset Glory by Cris Artenie

Flowery Fields by Shirley Searle

Flowery Fields by Shirley Searle

 

Excellent club performance at L&CPU today

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Well done to all of those whose images were selected to represent the club at todays L&CPU competition. Today was DPI’s only and out of 42 clubs entering Macc came 5th. We came in the Top 10 of all three sections (Colour, Mono & nature). It was a great day out and an excellent result as this is our first foray into Federation level competition for many a year.

The three judges reviewed 992 images from 42 clubs with the final scores as follows :

1st Chorley 323 points,   2nd Wigan 10 311 points,      3rd Alsager 288,

4th Poulton 283,      5th Macclesfield & North Cheshire 280,    6th Southport

7th Evolve 278,       8th Leyland 275,     9th Ribblesdale 274,

10th Mid Cheshire 270,     11th Crewe 269,     12th Warrington 269

13th Preston 267,     14th Bury 267    15th Nelson 267      16th Sth Man 266

17th Ormskirk 264   18th Nth Fylde 263   19th Morecambe 256

20th Rochdale 256………..

Tomorrow is the print competition.

Club claim 3rd place in Round 2 of Camera Club of the Year

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A great achievement by our club photographers who contributed to the Round 2 selection which had a theme of “Brrr….its cold!” We finished that round in third place. Well done everyone we are making good progress. Images for Round 3 are now required the theme being “Patterns and Textures” .

 

3rd place finish in Round 2 CCOY

3rd place finish in Round 2 CCOY

Club enters the GB Cup

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One of our aims for 2016 is to get more active in Federation and National level competitions, so our first foray is into the national GB Cup as organised by the Photographic Alliance of Great Britain. We have entered the nature section and here is a selection of our images. So far we have 14 images from five club photographers but only the top 10 scoring images will count. There is also a prize for the photographer with the best 3 images. Lets see how we get on.

Six Spotted Burnet by Jan Riley

Six Spotted Burnet by Jan Riley

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