The league table has now been updated following round 4 of our internal competition, held on 27th February. Paul and Anthony are currently tied for first place so everything hangs on the final round which will be held on 3rd April.
Click on this link to see the full list of scores for round 4 (Open DPI 20170227 Results).
Click on this link to see the current league table (MCC Scores After Round 4).
Thanks to all who submitted entries for our third competition of the season, Open Prints. Thanks also to our judge, Rob Hockney from North Cheshire PS for his judging and comments on the night. Congratulations go to Shirley Searle, Denis Jones and Kevin Blake for taking first, second and third places respectively. Also, well done to all the people who’s images were Highly Commended and Commended.
Click on this link to see the full list of scores (Open Print Scores 20170116).
Click on this link to see the current league table (MCC Scores After Round 3).
Thanks to all who submitted entries for our second competition of the season, ‘Isolated Objects’ DPI. Thanks also to our judge, Darrell Oakden from Alsager CC for his judging and comments on the night. Congratulations go to Conor Molloy, Kevin Blake and Dave Boam for taking first, second and third places respectively. Conor’s winning image is below. Also, well done to all the people who’s images were Highly Commended and Commended.
The current league table is shown below. This includes all people who have entered images in both rounds.
| Conor Molloy | 71 |
| Paul Scott | 71 |
| Anthony Gosling | 70 |
| Kevin Blake | 67 |
| David Boam | 65 |
| Steve Gresty | 65 |
| Alison Lomax | 64 |
| Kevin Lomax | 64 |
| Terry Heathcote | 62 |
| Pamela Carr | 61 |
| John Harvey | 60 |
| Keith Parker | 60 |
Last Monday, November the 7th 2016, myself and Alex were invited to the Macclesfield Camera Club at Macclesfield library. I have to be honest I was a little nervous about speaking to a group of photographers and camera enthusiasts, especially in a lecture theatre. My nerves were soon gone when the club members began to turn up 20 minutes early, showing a real excitement, as we continued to set up our studio and inside darkroom.
Over the last few months we have been invited to work at all kinds of evening and indoor events as well as the summer festivals that we attend with the trailer. This has been a great time for us to develop our set up, which we feel is working fantastically. Please see http://tintypetrailer.co.uk/velvet-burlesque/.
The evening was a huge success, we began the evening with a quick intro to Wet Plate Collodion, followed by a demonstration of making a tin type, we then finished with some group photos and lots of sharing of ideas and knowledge.
Congratulations to Keith Parker who recently came second in the Aspiring Class of the Disabled Photographer’s Society (DPS) competition on the theme of ‘Landscape’. The DPS is a national charity for disabled photographers in the UK and has over 500 members. Keith’s image is of the Newcastle Swing Bridge taken at night.
