2025-26 Print League Results by Round

1

Print Round 1

Date: Tuesday 16 September
Location: The Tower
Judge: Roger Creber ARPS EFIAP DPAGB

2

Print Round 2

Date: Tuesday 21 October
Location: The Tower
Judge: Ashley Francis CPAGB

3

Print Round 3 (mono)

Date: Tuesday 2 December
Location: The Tower
Judge: Peter Crane ARPS

4

Print Round 4

Date: Tuesday 24 February
Location: The Tower
Judge: Gladys Perrier LRPS

5

Print Round 5

Date: Tuesday 31 March
Location: The Tower
Judge: Carl Reeve LMPA

Print League Table for 2025-26

At the end of the season a trophy is awarded to the winner of each league.

When a tie occurs, the trophy is awarded to the person with the greatest number of first, then second, then third places and finally Highly Commended.

If there is still a tie, the trophy will be shared.

CompetitionTrophyWinner
Print League, GoldSt Swithun Bowl
Print League, AdvancedRichardson Cup
Print League, IntermediateSymonds Cup
Print League, BeginnersPresident’s Cup

This countback system for resolving ties is now implemented in the spreadsheet below for every round.

Distinctions: Many congratulations to members who achieve new distinctions. Please update your profiles in WebCollect and PhotoEntry, and tell the Competition Secretary.

Mono Competition

Print Round 3 is also the Mono Competition. After all the classes have been marked, the judge compares the first placed images from each of the four classes.

The author of the best image from those four is awarded the FB Heathcote-Wride Old Symmetrical trophy.

Winning and Held Back Entries By Round


In the gallery below, click on any pane to see the winning and held back images in that round and class

A=Advanced, B=Beginners, G=Gold, I=Intermediate

Results are shown as 1st, 2nd, 3rd, C (Highly Commended) or HB (Held Back)

See also the Internal Competition Image Archive

Entry instructions short version – for long version see Print Submission Instructions

By the end of the Friday before the competition

  • Decide which image you are going to enter
  • Upload it via PhotoEntry

Then

  • Make sure your print is prepared, mounted and labelled
  • Bring it along on Competition night

click to show details

Location: TheTower


Judge: Roger Creber ARPS EFIAP DPAGB

About Roger Creber

Roger is an award-winning professional freelance photographer with a portfolio of over 100,000 travel and landscape images from the UK and many overseas locations.

The New Forest national Park website tells us that

Roger is a professional photographer and has been based in the New Forest since 2008. He has developed a passion for making landscape images of the area and specialises in tree and woodland subjects using traditional and creative techniques.

Roger held a successful photographic exhibition in May 2013 at Hanger Farm Arts Centre in Totton. He was one of the tutors for Twin Oaks Photographic Workshops teaching clients how to improve their forest and coastal photography. His photographic greetings and Christmas cards are on sale at village stores throughout the New Forest area and at Furzey Gardens near Minstead.

Roger has been an active member of Southampton Camera Club for many years and President from 2017-202. He is also a member of Molesey Photographic Club in the Surrey Photographic Association.

Roger has been judging for the SCPF since February 2020 and is now a level 2 Judge.

He also gives lectures, particularly on the New Forest through the seasons.

See also

image copyright Roger Creber Photography

Last updated 9 July 2024

Location: The Tower


Judge: Ashley Francis CPAGB

About Ashley Francis

A geophysicist and geostatistician by training, Ashley has over 30 years world-wide oil industry experience of exploration, development and production geophysics. He has lectured at the University of Witwatersrand in South Africa, at the University of Reading and at Imperial College.

Ashley is a member of Fordingbridge Camera Club and its treasurer (as at the date of this post).

Having joined the SCPF panel of judges in December 2018, he was upgraded to an SCPF Level 2 judge in February 2020.

Ashley gained his CPAGB in 2019 and is also a Fellow of the Royal Astronomical Society..

Ashley was the judge for our first online competition after lockdown was imposed: PDI League Round 4 on 31 March 2020

Image ©Fordingbridge CC

Last updated 8 August 2025

Location: The Tower


Judge: Peter Crane ARPS

About Peter

Peter is an experienced level 2* judge on the SCPF circuit.

As well as being a busy judge, Peter is in demand for his talks on his favourite photographic subject, Street Photography.

Street Photography was the theme of Peter’s panel for his ARPS, which he achieved in October 2017.

You can see Peter’s ARPS panel on his website at www.petercrane.co.uk/arps-panel

Paul is a member of Cricklade Camera Club


Last updated 2 October 2024

Location: The Tower


Judge: Gladys Perrier LRPS

Last updated 29 September 2024

About Gladys Perrier

Gladys Perrier LRPS
(from her Bracknell CC profile picture)

Gladys is a Level 2 judge on the SPF circuit, a member and 2023-24 Co-chair of Bracknell Camera Club

On her website she writes: I have been an active amateur photographer since the early 1980s, always interested in nature and wildlife. With a love of walking and exploring, these interests go hand-in-hand. My camera is always my companion.

Her first visit to WPS as a judge is for the 2024-25 Society Competition evening.

Gladys on Instagram

Perrier Pictures

Location: The Tower


Judge: Carl Reeve LMPA DipPP

About Carl Reeve

Carl Reeve
image copyright Onsite Photos
reproduced by permission

Carl Reeve is a member of Locksheath and Sarisbury Camera Club.

Carl is a Level 2+ judge on the SCPF circuit.

He joined the SCPF panel of judges in December 2018 and was upgraded to a Level 2 in September 2019.

In 2012 he achieved his Licentiate of the Master Photographers’ Association in Portrait Photography.

Carl runs his own business, Onsite Photos, covering Wedding, Event, Portrait and Model & Fashion photography.

For more information see:

Last updated 8 July 2024

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