March Camera Club

This year we once again entered the annual East Anglian Federation of Photographic Societies (EAF) Competition 📸

The club as a whole got 7 Projected Digital Images accepted into the exhibition 📸

One member had 💯 success of having 4 out of his 4 digital entries accepted 🥳 well done Roger Newark 📸

Nigel Lucas, David Hodgson and Amy Fox also had success with all having 1 image accepted into the exhibition 📸

I have shown the exhibited images below with their Author's names and points scored out of 20 📸

If you would like to visit the exhibition, it opened this weekend and runs until Sunday 17th May 📸

The exhibition is being held at The Apex, 1 Charter Square, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk IP33 3FD and it is always well worth a visit 📸

Congratulations to all club members whose images were accepted 📸

Next time, we will share the winners of the Annual Print competition 🥳📸

Updated results 23/04/26

Delayed post, on Thursday 2nd April we enjoyed our Annual Projected Digital Images competition (PDI'S) 📸

With 6 different categories in which to shine, it was a tough job for Judge Paul Radden with 132 entries to Judge on the night, it was bound to be a late bedtime 📸

Action

Nigel Lucas loves his motorbikes and he achieved 1st place with his image Luke Hedger, well done Nigel 🥳📸

Colour

Rob Wisdom LRPS won the Judge over with 'The Passage' gaining 1st place position, well done Rob 👏🏻📸

Monochrome

Roger Newark ARPS gained 1st place with his image 'The Geometry of Grace' congratulations Roger 🥳📸

Natural History

Cathy Palmer is enjoying her best season yet and topped it off with a 1st with her image 'Blue Bell' well done Cathy 🥳 👏🏻📸

People and Portraits

Roger Newark ARPS enjoyed further success with another 1st place position 'She Takes a Call' well done Roger 👏🏻 📸

Scapes

Nigel Lucas won again on the night with his 1st place image 'Princes Pier, St Kilda' congratulations Nigel 🥳📸

Well done to everyone that entered and thank you to Paul Radden for his presence and feedback on the night, much appreciated 👏🏻📸

If any of the runners up would like to share their images, they will be celebrated alongside the winners in this post 👏🏻📸

I have shared the 1st place winning images below 👇🏻 📸

The overall winners were:

In 1st place was Rob Wisdom with his image 'The Passage' huge congratulations Rob 📸

In 2nd place was Nigel Lucas with his image 'Princes Pier, St Kilda' well done Nigel amazing 📸

In 3rd place was Cathy Palmer with her 'Bluebell' image, well done Cathy, amazing results 📸

Congratulations everyone 🥳📸

This Thursday we welcomed a friend of the club Judge Richard Houghton to Judge our Monthly Competition where prints remain Open themed but Projected Digital Images were themed 'Coastal' 📸

Mel Harris came in top place with 20 points with his Print image 'Small Skipper Feeding on Meadow Crane's Bill, well done Mel 👏🏻 📸

Nigel Lucas shared 1st position and 20 points with his entry 'Ash Beech Full Throttle', congratulations Nigel 👏🏻📸

John Band shared their glory with 1st place and 20 points with his Print entry '0lga the Spy' well done John 👏🏻📸

Martin Smart came in 4th place with his print entry 'The Hatter' well done Martin 👏🏻📸

In the Projected Digital Images Competition

John Aveyard came in top trumps 1st and 20 points with his entry 'Driftin' congratulations John 👏🏻📸

John Band joined him with his 1st place, 20 point entry of 'Isle of May Foghorn' congratulations John 👏🏻📸

Nigel Gardiner shared their glory in 1st position and 20 points with his entry 'Storm Brewing Over Brighton Pier' well done Nigel 👏🏻📸

John Aveyard came 4th with 19 points with his image 'Sunset in Dune' well done John 👏🏻📸

In other news, Nigel Lucas is standing out as the contender for 'The Photographer of the Year' competition with double the points to date of other contenders 🥳 amazing work Nigel 👏🏻📸

I have attached some of the winning entries below:

A delayed post, Thursday 12th March we had guest speaker Jonathan Vaines telling us of the importance of working with projects 📸

He uses his photography to help with mental well being 📸

He spoke about his thought processes, and how he executes his images, mainly using in camera multiple exposures and blend modes 📸

He brought a selection of his finely executed prints for us to examine 📸

Thank you Jonathan, a very thought provoking evening, I have included some images of the evening 👇🏻 📸

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