Winner
Congratulations to Jeremy Schindler for winning the Print Intermediate League with 191 points
Example of Jeremy’s work – “Bliss”
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Winner
Congratulations to Jeremy Schindler for winning the Print Intermediate League with 191 points
Example of Jeremy’s work – “Bliss”
Winner
Congratulations to Alan Rhodes for winning the Print Advanced League with 225 points
Example of Alan’s work – “PIERROT AND THE PUPPET”
Winner
Congratulations to Jeremy Schindler for winning the PDI Intermediate League with 208 points
Example of Jeremy’s work – “Roe Deer in Wheat”
Winner
Congratulations to Steve Bailey for winning the PDI Advanced League with 225 points
Example of Steve’s work – “The Weight of Time”
Here are the number of images that can be entered into the PDI League
PDI Round 1 | Open | 3 |
PDI Round 2 | Open | 3 |
PDI Round 3 | Intimate Landscape | 3 |
PDI Round 4 | “After Dark” | 2 |
PDI Round 5 | “Deterioration” | 2 |
PDI Round 6 | Open | 3 |
Total PDI Images | 16 |
A Member’s PDI League Score is the sum of their best 12 scores over the 6 rounds.
The number of images that can be entered into the Print League is:
Round 1 | Open | 3 |
Round 2 | “Transport” | 2 |
Round 3 | Open | 3 |
Round 4 | “Pattens or Textures” | 2 |
Round 5 | Open | 3 |
Round 6 | “Churches or Temples” | 2 |
Total Prints | 15 |
A Member’s Print League Score is the sum of their best 12 scores over the 6 rounds.
Promotion from an Intermediate class to an Advanced class happens when a members average across all their entries (not just their best 12), is equal or exceeds the club average score.
As mentioned at last week’s club night, here are the details of this Thursday’s woodland photo walk, organised by the the local council. All welcome!
Minutes of the 2024 AGM can be found in the Members Area
As you may recall Bellway Home reached out to the club requesting images they could display in the public areas of their new Kings Langley development. After some back and forth with them to get a better understanding of what they wanted we selected 57 images for their consideration. They also approach Hemel Camera Club and local schools too, so we’ll have to see which images they finally select.
In the meantime head over the Members Area to see the ones we submitted.
Pop over to the Member’s Area to see Croxley’s final selection of images to represent the club in the Tring Intimate Landscape Competition on Thursday 21st March.
In a change to the published programme, we will also be screening the competition live in the hall, however members can still watch on Zoom at home if they wish. The Zoom details are in the Member’s Area too.
Thank you to everyone who participated in the selection process. The images going forward to represent Croxley will be published shortly.