Competition Rules (March 2010)

PLEASE SEE NEW RULES AT http://warrnamboolcameraclub.zenfolio.com/competition-rules

The rules for entering photos have been altered by the committee effective from March 2010. A summary of the changes are listed below. (Click on Image for Print Friendly Version)


REMOVED:
1. The 2 year age limit for photos. This effectively means that if you taken the photo you can enter it, regardless of age.
2. Colour Slide Section.

ALTERED:
1. Any work that has been entered in any section shall not be entered again in its original state in any monthly competition until image of the year. Previously photos which received a 1st, 2nd, 3rd or a Highly Commended were the only photos prevented from being entered again until the Image of the Year.
2. Black and White is now referred to as Monochromatic.

NEW:
1. Novice section and associated rules regarding who is eligible to enter this section.

April Competition Results

Thank you to Mark Williams for judging this month and his comments. The set subject this month was BLING. Sorry no photos this month.

Novice Print
1st Denise Neal "Batemans Bridge"
2nd Denise Neal "Through the Trees"

Small Print Open
1st John Culver "Norfolk Pine"
2nd John Culver "Government House"
3rd John Culver "Tropic Bird"

Small Print Set Subject
1st Beverley Bell "Butterfly Crown"
2nd Beverley Bell "Dragon Fly"
3rd Beverley bell "Silver Brooch"

Monochromatic Open
1st Les Lockland " "
2nd Len Asling " Stormy Bay"

Monochromatic Set Subject
1st Benjamin Spencer "Riches"

Colour Open
1st Graham Dixon "Murgheboluc Reserve"
2nd Roger Neal "Stingray Bay - Middle Island"
3rd Grahan Dixon "Port Douglas"

Colour Set Subject
1st Patti Vallance "Mini Gangsta"
2nd Benjamin Spencer "Priorities"
3rd Benjamin Spencer "Bling of a Different Kind"

Creative/ Experimental
1st Roger Neal "St Mary's Interior"
2nd Les Lockland "Honky Tonk Piano"

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