2021-22 Print League Round 3 – Mono
2021-22 Print League Round 3 Mono – 15 February
Judge: Tony Oliver ARPS CPAGB BPE4*
Venue: Littleton Memorial Hall
Entry Deadline Fri 11 February
Please confirm your entry by uploading a PDI version of your print by the end of Friday 11 February
2021-22 Print Round 3 – Winning and Held back entries
The overall winner, and winner of the FB Heathcote-Wride Old Symmetrical trophy for the best mono image, was David McKibbin.
Click on any pane to see the winning and held back images in that class
A=Advanced, B=Beginners, G=Gold, I=Intermediate
See also the Internal Competition Image Archive
Highly commended and above
David McKibbin with Misty Morning Avenue was judged the overall winner of the monochrome competition and he wins the FB Heathcote-Wride Old Symmetrical Trophy.
Beginners
- 1st Joanne Parker – Early in the Valley
Due to a lack of entries only a first place was awarded.
Advanced
- 1st Geoff Sharman – Untitled
- 2nd Robin Shaw LRPS – Farley Chamberlayne from Beacon Hill
- 3rd Jo Grimes – Beach Hut Reflections
- C James West LRPS – Abandoned, Never to Sail Again
- C Jennifer Joel – Dave
- C Gavin Mann – Steam
Intermediate
- 1st Terry Shipp – D’ya Wanna be in our Gang
- 2nd Bob Allen – Wounded
- 3rd John Tierney – Three Arches
- C David Welchman – Stopping at the Memorial
Gold
- 1st David McKibbin LRPS DPAGB – Misty Morning Avenue
- 2nd Sarah Townley FRPS – Aerial Attack
- 3rd Glyn Paton LRPS CPAGB – Returning from the Oasis
- C Pete Whieldon ARPS DPAGB – Barn Owl in Flight
- C Eric Blake LRPS – Changing Mist
- C Ray Hems LRPS CPAGB – Lion Gaze
Updated as soon as the official results are received
We are happy to welcome Tony Oliver as judge for Print Round 3, our Mono competition.
Tony is a welcome regular visitor to WPS, well-known as a speaker and an SCPF Level 3 senior judge.
He has been judging since 2011.
Recent visits have been
- SCPF PDI League Round 5 on 23 February 2021
- 2019/20 Print League Round 2 – 14 Jan 2020
- as a judge for the 2019 Winchester National Exhibition
- and, on 4 February 2020, speaking about his trip to India.
Tony has been a member of Salisbury Camera Club since 2004, which he joined on retirement from the Fire Service.
Tony describes his photography as:
very eclectic as you will see from my four galleries. I enjoy all genres and subjects but will always admit that landscapes are my first passion.
You can see Tony’s ARPS panel, Salisbury Cathedral Moods, on his club website.
In January 2020 Tony was presented with the SCPF Roll of Honour in recognition of his many years of dedication to Salisbury Camera Club, including a number of initiatives to help support newer and developing photographers, his work as a busy judge throughout the Federation and his years on the SCPF Council including a term as President.
You can see Tony’s work on his website https://www.aropics.com/