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27th OCTOBER 2021 - Monthly Competition Subject 'Waterways' Judge: Jonathan Vaines AFIAP CPAGB LRPS Congratulations to Nigel for 1st place 1st Nigel - 'Surprise View Derwent Water' 20 points 2nd Malcolm - 'Barrow Beck' 20 points 3rd Christine - 'Walking The Tow Path' 20 points  Surprise View Derwent Water
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13th OCTOBER 2021 - Quadrangle Competition A Highlight of our year and now made more enjoyable by all the clubs being able to join in on the live zoom judging. The sixth year of this competition of four clubs from England Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales. Images from Corby, Ards, Hamilton and Wrexham this year Judged by Rosemary Wilman HonFRPS APAGB
6th OCTOBER 2021 - Photofolio 2021 A chance to view the 2021 MCPF Photofolio. This year was conducted entirely with projected images, with three sections, Open Colour, Open Monochrome & Nature. SELECTORS Martin Cooper LRPS Richard Speirs DPAGB, BPE2, APAGB Leigh Woolford, DPAGB, EFIAP, FWPF Members of Corby Photographic Club had 6 images accepted and Malcolm received the Richard Spiers medal for his entry in the Nature Section. Congratulations
29th September 2021 Monthly Competition - 'Open' This months competition subject was 'Open' and was judged by our past member Silvia Adams who now lives in Somerset. It was lovely to catch up with her. Well done everyone who entered. Judge: Silvia Adams LRPS Congratulations to Ann for 1st place 1st Ann - 'Movement at Low Tide' 20 points 2nd Nigel - 'The Restart' 19 points 3rd Nigel - 'Giraffe Portrait' 19 points  Movement at Low Tide
22nd SEPTEMBER 2021 - Lucky Dip
Send in two unedited images and receive two back to edit how you like. Thanks to all the members that took part in this years Lucky Dip, we were able to produce a 145 slide presentation. It looks as if some members have really been enjoying putting their editing skills to the test. 15th SEPTEMBER 2021 - 'Tools not Rules' by Caroline Preece LRPS A very enjoyable, thought provoking and informative evening with Caroline introducing people to a new way of thinking about composition. The first part of the talk covered photography as a visual language. In the second part, Caroline provided club members with an understanding of the impact of their in-camera and post-processing choices on the end image.  8th SEPTEMBER 2021 - Members' Evening
Yesterday evening we had a very good turn out for our first Members Evening and I would like to thank everyone who contributed. Some members went the extra mile like Colin Bloor, who although unable to join us, contributed his images and wrote out his comments to be read out on the evening. Also Nigel West who’s contribution was very well thought out and interesting and must have taken him some time. The idea of the evening was to encourage members and give them an opportunity to show photos that are not necessarily up to Competition standard. Members could tell us where and why thy took the photo if they wanted to, let us know what problems they had to overcome and even why things didn’t go as well as planned. Any Photos shown can be used in future competitions and the evening could be used to get feedback on images that you are thinking of entering in Competitions. Alternatively it could be used as a place to show what you are doing. We will be having another Members' evening in November. 25 AUGUST 2021 Monthly Competition - Subject 'Flowers' Well done everyone who entered. Judge: Alfred Brown CPAGB Hon Lcpu Congratulations to Christine for 1st place 1st Christine - 'Greater Stitchwort' 20 points 2nd Michael - 'Buttonhole' 19 points 3rd Barry - 'Drooping Heads' 18 points
4th AUGUST 2021 - Fineshade Wood
Although numbers were down a little on previous weeks it was good to see those of you who joined us at Fineshade Woods yesterday evening. Especially Len and Sheila who had the furthest to travel. Several members took advantage of the Wildlife Hide while the rest of us did the Yellow Walking Trail. The weather was good, the company excellent and the conversation interesting. People were reluctant to leave and the conversation continued for quite some time in the Car Park after the walk was finished. It is a shame that we couldn’t end the evening in a pub as we used to do and there was talk of perhaps trying to do this after our last outdoor meeting on the Summer Programme at Thrapston Gravel Pits on 18thAugust. There were some extremely good images in the competition this month and I would imagine there were a few disappointments. However I think our judge Peter Wells ARPS CPAGB BPE3* EFIAP, who is President of Wakefield Camera Club and is a Yorkshire Photographic Union accredited Judge, made an excellent job of judging and I totally agreed with his choice of winner. Congratulations go to Nigel for 1st place 1st - Nigel with 'Tyr Mawr Lighthouse Anglesey' - 20 points 2nd - Malcolm with 'The Boathouse' - 20 points 3rd - Christine with 'Looking For The Sheep' - 20 points  Tyr Mawr Lighthouse Anglesey
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