H James Memorial Landscape Competition and Margaret Macdiarmid Memorial Landscape guide lines for competition. H Stanley James ARPS joined the Society shortly after its inception in 1937. His service to the Society and to photography in New Zealand, as exhibitor, lecturer, judge, and on committee were outstanding. He was president … Continue reading →
Waikato Photographice Society Inc – Competition Rules Reviewed October 2013 Contents Print and Projected Images Competitions Annual Competition A Grade Star Awards Drewery Cup Photojournalism Award (a) HS James Memorial Landscape Competition (b) Margaret Macdiarmid Memorial Landscape Competition Rounthwaite Service Award Mike Piercy Memorial Award Print and Projected Images Competitions. … Continue reading →
JULY –– SQUARE FORMAT – entry date June 10 It’s Hip to be Square! Using the square format encourages the eye to move around the frame in a circle. The rule-of-thirds becomes more or less irrelevant – a composition with the subject placed in the centre or close to one … Continue reading →
Photography Competition Entry Instructions You can either: email your digital images to the Competition Secretary address before 7.15 pm on the second Tuesday of each month (use online entry form (open as a WORD document)) or digital images and/or prints must be handed in prior to 7.15 pm on club … Continue reading →
Here is a short list of post production skill we are cover at photography skills nights. Take a look at the list and let Val, John or Virginia know what other skills that you would like to learn. Actions – creating and applying Adding Light to an image: e.g. Under … Continue reading →
Looking for photography ideas? Techniques Black & White landscapes (think Ansel Adams) Fast motion Macro shots Pinhole photography Fisheye Tiltshift Long exposure Double exposure Aerial photography (think balloons, kites, rockets and cheap cameras) Time lapse Locations Music festivals Botanic Gardens Sailing regatta Flea market Aquariums Your own garden Abandoned buildings … Continue reading →