Damian Murphy’s detailed still life ‘Sapphire Blue’ won the Shoot Blue projected competition in October 2014. It’s actually water and blue ink in the glass rather than gin!
Amanda Keeling had her best result yet with 2nd place for her macro flower shot. The photo was taken on a round walk from Dronfield Woodhouse to Cartledge Hall in September.
It was a good week for Damian, as his ‘Blue Bee’ shot of a bee and an 8 foot tall Echinops flower took third place.
Jil Davies won this month’s competition with a shot of Ladybower reservoir that was taken early one evening just as the sun was going down. Jill feels that the couple on the jetty fishing were an added bonus giving the photo a bit more interest.
Mike Gibbons came second with this evocative image of a sunset at Mother Cap Rocks in the Perak District. Mike also won the colour competition this month.
John Newman came third with this image the sun behind a gritstone boulder. This was a very good week for John, as his images also came in second and third place in the colour competition!
Mike Gibbons’ wonderful image of a sunset over the Hope Valley came first in the colour print competition this month.
John Newman’s came in joint second with himself (!) with these two beautiful images. This was a very good competition for John as one of his images also came third in the black and white competition.
Mike Gibbons’s evocative image of a metal grinder came first.
Derek Holmes’s black and white image came second with Tony Godwin’s photo of a Greek fisherman voted third.
The first of Marie Rollitt’s images came in first place.
Marie’s second image came joint second with Tony Godwin’s photo.
Mike Gibons’s ‘Sunrise at Chatsworth’ came first.
The first of Paul Beckett’s photos came second.
Paul’s second image came joint third with Derek Holmes’s picture.
Marie Rollitt’s photo of a lion came first.
Jill Davies’ image of her grandaughter came second.
Tony Godwin’s photo was voted in third place.
Steve Memmott’s image came first.
Jill Davies’ and Tony Godwin’s photos were voted joint second.
Damian Murphy and Doug Veale’s photos came joint first.
Jill Davies’ image came third.
John Newman’s image from took first place.
Mike Gibbons took second place.
Dave Rogers’ power plant was voted third.
