The winning club in the recent ‘Only Mono’ battle organised by Cymru Mono was Britol with 79 points. Second was Hailsham and joint third were Eryri, Maldon & Bridgend.
Individual scores can be seen here.
The Welsh Photographic Federation
Undeb Ffotograffig Cymru
The winning club in the recent ‘Only Mono’ battle organised by Cymru Mono was Britol with 79 points. Second was Hailsham and joint third were Eryri, Maldon & Bridgend.
Individual scores can be seen here.
We’ve received this from Jenny Hibbert.
I went to Warwick representing Bridgend in the Inter club Projected Digital Image Championship, which was a very good day.
It was held in a different venue from last year, in the Warwick Hall at the Warwick School. Which turned out to be a very good venue.
Below are the results from the 2024 Only Mono battle which took place on Saturday 6th April. The judge was Colin Trow Poole FRPS MIPF MPAGB of Beacon PS. The individual scores can be seen here.
The Rhondda Camera Club is pleased to confirm details for the forthcoming “Cwm Rhondda Battle” on Saturday, 18th November, commencing at 15:00 GMT. There will be clubs competing from U.K, Ireland, Canada and South Africa.
The judge will be Roger Parry ARPS, EFIAP, MPAGB, Hon PAGB.
The competition is an exclusively online event and can seen live on YouTube at this location. https://youtube.com/live/Ck4H-05wVW0?feature=share
You can also watch it later if you aren’t able to watch live.
The results of this Competition as judged by Leo Rich are: –
1st – In the Light – Glenn Porter – Gwynfa
2nd – Free as a Bird – Neville Thomas – Afan Nedd
3rd – Ice Cream Treat – Tina Conyard – Carmarthen
HC – Freedom from COVID – Jo Ashburner – Afan Nedd
HC – A Time to Dream – Paul Branchflower – Afan Nedd
Afan Nedd doing particularly well!
I must say that just listening to Leo’s appreciation of the pictures without wondering what the scores were was particularly refreshing and his comments were kind and on point.
Thanks for your support – much appreciated!
Roy Thomas
This from Roger Daniel at Bridgend & District Camera Club:-
Last night Bridgend & District Camera Club, held it’s annual 5 to 8 International Photo Harmony Competition expertly judged by Joan Ryder Rathband, FRPS,FPSSA, AFIAP, DPAGB and Clive Rathband, FRPS,FPSSA,EFIAP, DPAGB. The competition attracted entries from all over the world with the top three places going to:
1st – Ian Bateman (this is the 3rd time in a row that Ian has won) with his entry – Cathedral
2nd – Jane & Stephen Lee with their entry – Yellowstone Winter
3rd – Lisa Buckalders with her entry – Visions of Africa
Well done to all who entered.
Here are the results from the 2018 Celtic Challenge.
This years 5 to 8 Competition for digital PhotoHarmony AV sequences was held on the 19th March and despite the snowy conditions the Judge Howard Bagshaw ARPS MPAGB, safely made it to Bridgend. This years competition attracted it’s largest ever entry with sequences from a number of countries.
After a short introduction the evening continued with the showing of sequences. A brief critique of the sequence then follows. At the end of an entertaining evening Howard had the unenviable task of picking the top sequences, his choice was:
Winner
Ian Bateman – Going Underground – Exmouth PG
Runner Up
Martin Addison – Finding Narnia – Worcestershire CC
Norman Horsham – Autumn – Mid Thames AV
Highly Commended
Martin Addison – Glassworks – Worcestershire CC
Martin Fry – Winter White – Cheltenham CC
Commended
Nellian Bekker – Impressions – South Africa
Bert Schmitz – Abandoned – Housatonic CC USA
Congratulations to all, in particular to Ian Bateman on his second successive win and to Martin Addison for his double success in this year competition.
Bridgend CC would like to thank Howard Bagshaw for all his hard work in judging the entries and for providing helpful and constructive criticism of every sequence. A big thank you must go to all who braved the wintery weather to support the evening.
This report from Gareth Martin:-
Cymru Monochrome’s biggest, and possibly the largest and the only monochrome print battle of its kind held in the UK ever, was held on Saturday 13th May at St. Paul’s Centre, Port Talbot. More than 100 people turned up at “Only Mono†with 41 clubs from all over the UK taking part and with 164 prints of the highest standard to be judged we knew we were in for a treat.
Continue reading “Cymru Mono – 2017 Mono Only Battle Result”
The Vale Camera club once again provided a warm welcome and a very enjoyable evening for their annual 7 Way Battle. There were some great images on show from the seven clubs that took part and all expertly judged by Mr Colin Harrison MFIAP, EFIAP/p, FRPS, FIPF, MPAGB, APAGB.
Gwynfa CC came out on top and also won the awards for Best Mono Print (Jack Tar by Gwynfryn Jones) and Best Colour Print (Kingfisher on Fencepost by Alec Stewart).
The results were as follows and the full scoresheet can be seen here.
Thanks to Mike Baker of the Vale PC for providing the photograph and Terry Verrinder for the scoresheet.
1. 154 points – Gwynfa
2. 146 points – Bridgend & Rhondda.
4. 143 points – Vale.
5. 140 points – Morriston, Pyle & Porthcawl
7. 137 points – Barry