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SPA InterClub Digital Championship, November 2011
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SPA InterClub PDI Championship Results
The SPA Annual Projected Digital Image (PDI) Championships took the form of a 1 day event.
The PDI Championship was run in conjunction with the SPA AGM in November 2011.
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11th August to 12th September 2010: Wally Conquy and Nina Ludwig Exhibition
A selling exhibition by Wally Conquy and Nina Ludwig
Wednesday 11th August to Sunday 12th September |
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A selling exhibition by Nina Ludwig and Walter Conquy of
landscape, abstract, architectural and floral studies.
All available to buy as limited edition prints, framed or mounted.
Honeywood Museum by Carshalton Ponds
Honeywood Walk,
Carshalton,
Surrey
SM5 3NX
Telephone: 020 8770 4297
Registered Charity No. 1067131
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March 2010, SPA Golden Jubilee Success!
Roy King, Mike Farley and Mark Monckton all had images accepted in the Surrey Photographic Association biennial exhibition,
which this year also marks SPA’s golden jubilee.
Mark did particularly well as he gained a PAGB ribbon, which requires an exceptionally high
standard to win, in addition to a highly commended award.
Roy had four pictures accepted and Mike two.
Given that the area SPA covers extends well beyond Surrey, the number and standard of the photographers
in clubs affiliated to the Association, and the gallery has only sufficient space to hang
around 200 prints, that represents a good showing.
Mark Monckton ARPS CPAGB, had 3 Nature Prints accepted:
* Alder Moth (Acronicta alni)
* Amethyst Deceiver (Laccaria amethystina)
* Hen of the Woods Grifola frondosa, which received a PAGB Ribbon Selectors Award.
Mark also had 4 Nature Digital Projected Images accepted:
* Monkey Orchid (Orchis simia)
* Bee Orchid (Ophrys apifera)
* Man Orchid Detail (Orchis anthropophora)
* Green-veined Orchid (Anacamptis morio) which received a Highly Commended Certificate
Roy King ARPS pictures were:
* Three Weeks Work
* Wet Paint
* Phone Home
* Father And Child
Mike Farley LRPS pictures were:
* Shades
* Harvest Mouse
The exhibition is being held at Guildford House, which is at 155 High Street, Guildford and
runs from Saturday, 3 April 2010 to Saturday, 3 May 2010. Admission is free
and opening times are Tuesday to Saturday, 10:00am to 4:45pm.
9th September 2009, Mark Monckton ARPS Success!
On the 9th September 2009, Mark Monckton handed in a panel of 15 prints of Orchids to the Royal Photographic Society.
Mark was successful and is now an Associate of the RPS.
Give yourself a treat; view Mark's Orchid photographs.
March 2009, Mark Monckton's Croydon Camera Club on Flickr
Mark Monckton has set up a
Flickr Group
for Croydon Camera Club.
Members can Join the Flickr group and post images.
Only Croydon Camera Club members can join this group.
See Mark for details.
14th February 2009, "Amateur Photographer": London To Brighton Veteran Car Run
Michael Day, David Smith and Peter Advrados featured in this weeks
Amateur Photographer "Reader Masterclass"
feature: London To Brighton Veteran Car Run.
Their task was to photograph the cars. Each had press passes from the Royal Automobile Club, allowing them free reign. Each was given
a Samsung GX-20 for the day with a choice of two lenses; an 18-25mm wide angle, and a 50-200mm telephoto zoom.
The person who took the "strongest picture of the day" got to keep their camera!
Bob Barclay, AP's expert and guide, said: "..they embraced the different techniques [of panning, subject blur, and zoom burst]
and produced images with flair. Motion blur involves experimentation, but after dipping their toes in the water at the start,
by the end all three were Olympic swimmers."
27 November 2008: "Jacks Jug"
On Thursday 27 November 2008, the Federation of South London Photographic Societies
had their annual competition for the best digital image from their members. The
competition is for a trophy called "Jacks Jug" and was judged by Marcus Scott-Taggart.
Croydon Camera Club had a very successful evening.
Of the 148 images submitted, the Trophy winner was Roy King's image "Phone Home".
Five certificates were awarded; one to Mark Monckton for "Bee Orchid" and another
to Roy King for "Father And Child"