Our judge was Keith Barker CPAGB LRPS FIScT.
All images were judged in one PDI category. Our members retain the copyright of their work and all rights are reserved.
These images are low quality images for display purposes only.
Congratulations to Graham Latter for winning the People competition with his image “Man in Pillory”.
Our judge was Ove Alexander CPAGB.
All images were judged in one PDI category. Our members retain the copyright of their work and all rights are reserved.
These images are low quality images for display purposes only.
Congratulations to Jan Wilding for winning the Open 3 competition with her image “Nigella Reflections”.
We have now received the results from the PAGB 2022 GB Cup competition and this time surprisingly we gained more higher scoring images in the Nature Section than in the Open Section. In the club ranking we came joint 43rd out of 77 clubs in the Nature Section and joint 68th out of 87 clubs in the Open Section.
Congratulations to Patricia Keegan who gained the highest score with her image Shadowy Man and thanks to all whose images we used as part of our entry.
Report by Jan Wilding
External Competition Secretary
Congratulations to David Melville for winning the Monochrome Competition with his image “The Tulip Staircase”.
Our judge was Chris Boyes.
All images were judged in one PDI category. Our members retain the copyright of their work and all rights are reserved.
These images are low quality images for display purposes only.
The second half of the season continued on Jan 4th 2022 with a change to the programme –
Pauline Martindale joined us with her journey from Vancouver to Niagara.
The poster below features speakers booked from the middle of January up to April.
For more details or for guest bookings head over to the programme pages https://chesterps.org/january-april-2022/
Well we have nearly come to the end of the first half of our 2021-22 season, which has gone really well, despite having to carry out our club nights on line again via the Zoom meeting system. We have maintained an attendance of 30+ members enjoying speakers talking about a great variety of subjects. Several visitors have joined us on these evenings and have said they enjoyed the presentations.
We have had some excellent pictures submitted to the competitions held so far, giving the judges a difficult task to select the winners. So well done, Keith Fitzpatrick, Ron Sutton and John Wild. Regretfully we will not be holding our Christmas Social again this year, nor our Christmas dinner in January due to the uncertain Covid restrictions.
I would like to extend a special thank you to those committee members that have worked so hard behind the scenes to bring you our Tuesday evening enjoyment and thank you all for joining in each week.
I would also like to thank Jan & Phil Wilding for organising the Discussion Evenings, during which we have discussed all sorts of topics revolving around photography. They have been very informative and helpful. You are all welcome to join in to put your experiences, ideas or find out how to do something. It is a very free and easy format. Looking ahead I hope we can have another successful period in the new year and maybe meet up at some point.
My very best wishes
Graham Latter
President Chester Photographic Society
Chester Photographic Society 