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June ‘close up’ Monochrome print competition

Members made some creative decisions for our June close up print competition, with a range of shots that encompassed fauna and flora, still life and aviation!

First place went to Neil Frith’s image of a cow’s eye.

Martin Satur’s twisted spider came second.

A shot of a five pence piece by Dave Jones came in third.

April ‘glass’ Monochrome print competition

Entries to April’s Glass competition varied widely from shots of stained glass windows to more creative interpretations of the theme.

The monochrome competition was very close, with 2 images sharing the top spot – Martin Satur’s receding cups and Nick Wheat’s walkway scene.

David Barnett’s simple image of milk pouring came third.

April ‘glass’ colour print competition

Entries to April’s Glass competition varied widely from shots of stained glass windows to more creative interpretations of the theme.

First place in the colour competition went to David Barnett’s light bulb.

Ian Clay’s skyline from below came second.

Third place was shared by Martin Satur’s shelf and Nick Wheat’s complex window.

March Wheels competition

March’s projected image competition had the theme of ‘Wheels’.

First place went to Martin Satur’s precise image of a bike wheel.

David Barnett’s beautiful pocket watch came second.

In third place, we had Dave Jones’ gear wheels.

February ‘reflections’ colour print competition

February’s Reflections print competition saw lots of intriguing images, with more than normal that needed a look or two to know which way up they went!

First place went to David Barnett’s confused ice.

Dave Rodgers came second with a beautiful image of a flower and its reflection in water.

IMAGE TO COME

Third place went to Darren Worthy’s Pacman inspired image.

January AGW Open competition

As always, we began the year with our AGW Open projected image competition.

First place went to Don Jacklin’s colourful mountain valley.

Second place was shared by an image of a crisp apple by Dave Jones and  Pam Fisher’s quaint corner shop at Christmas.

November Urban Jungle competition

In November, our competition theme was Urban Jungle – looking for images that capture how plant and animal life shares the built environment with us.

First place went to Nick Wheat’s intriguing image. We’d love to know how the car ended up there!

Second place was shared by an image of a seaside resort resort that’s seen better days by Nick Wheat (again!) and Derek Vintin’s shot from Sheffield General Cemetery.