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Exhibition Details 2 3 A WARM WELCOME TO OUR ANNUAL PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITION I would like to extend a very warm welcome to our photographic exhibition. It seems to come round quicker each year or is that I am getting older! A big thanks goes to the Exhibition Committee, and Jean in particular, for organising this event which involves a lot of work. Thanks also to the members who have helped in various ways, in- cluding putting the displays up, and who will be helping with teas and other duties over the dura- tion of the exhibition. Thank you also to the Judge Nat Coalson ARPS for giving his time to judge an increased number of both print and PDI entries, the whole process taking the best part of a day. We are back at Christchurch again this year because it is an excellent venue for our exhibition with plenty of space and lots of light. Don’t forget the teas and coffees that are available through- out Friday night and all day Saturday. There are also delicious cakes on sale, some homemade. So please try them. Our friendly volunteers will be waiting to serve you. We are displaying images from other clubs as well as our own. As well as the print display there are also projected digital images (PDI) to be enjoyed while you have a drink. I hope that you will agree with the judge on the high quality of all the images displayed. Finally, if you like what you see. perhaps you may consider attending one of our meetings when we meet again in September. We are a friendly club who welcomes you whatever your knowledge/experience of photography. Please speak to one of us if you want more information. John Osborn President L&LPS EXHIBITION DETAILS Exhibition Committee: Jean Burbridge (Exhibition Secretary) Chris Whitford Susi Kennedy Anne Woodman Cover design: Image - Jean Burbridge Design - Martin Janes Dates: Friday 10 May 6.30pm - 9.00pm (including presentations) Saturday 12 May 10am - 4pm Venue: Christchurch Clarendon Park Road Leicester LE2 3AH 4 THE JUDGE’S COMMENTS I'm very honoured to have judged the selection for this established and respected annual exhibition. The standard of entries was very high, which made the selection process simul- taneously challenging and enjoyable. With nearly 800 entries and limited display space available, I had to make some difficult choices—I and the exhibition committee all wished we could have included even more of the submitted works. But, in the end, I'm pleased with the final selection and believe it represents well the high quality photography being done by the entrants. In particular, the photographs that received awards and commen- dations all exhibit a great deal of visual sensitivity and a strong sense of design, which are crucial elements of expression within a successful work of photographic art. I congratulate each of the photographers whose work has been accepted and recognised, and encourage all passionate photographers to intently pursue the never-ending practice of continually honing your craft. Nat Coalson ARPS 5 THE BEDINGFIELD PLAQUE Best L&LPS Colour Print No. Place Title Author 1 Frozen snowdrops Jean Burbridge 2 Gift shop Jean Burbridge 3 Yorkshire Lavender farm Jill Friedmann 4 Lord Lecyster Hospital Jill Friedmann 5 Remember Jill Friedmann 6 Bradgate oak Jill Friedmann 7 HC Laura John Henwood 8 HC Winter light Martin Janes 9 C Eye on the landscape Martin Janes 10 HC Waiting for Casanova Martin Janes 11 C Man O'War beach Martin Janes 12 C Durdle Door Martin Janes 13 Mt Everest and the Khumbu icefall Brian Jeffs 14 Exmouth Brian Jeffs 15 View of St Paul's cathedral and the Millennium bridge Susi Kennedy 16 Three sheep Susi Kennedy 17 View of Saint-Vincent-de-Paul church in Paris Susi Kennedy 18 Ready for market Gloria Livingstone 19 Bethany Gloria Livingstone 20 Gone for a quick paddle Gloria Livingstone 21 Slum girl's first ever photo Graham Neville 22 Spinaker Tower Graham Neville 23 Leicester Cathedral interior John Osborn 24 Cafe reflection John Osborn 25 The couple John Osborn 26 Red chairs John Osborn 27 The old pier, triptych John Osborn 28 1st The old crofter's good books Margaret Ridgewell 29 C From Latrigg-early morning Margaret Ridgewell 30 2nd Wood Margaret Ridgewell 31 Horgabost-approaching squall Margaret Ridgewell 32 Surreal mooring Margaret Ridgewell 33 Graphic John Seaman 34 The skips John Seaman 35 HC Cup of wonder John Seaman 36 Songs from the wood John Seaman 6 37 Three tulips in ice Andrew Senior 38 The bearded pilot Andrew Senior 39 Mine's a Jag Andrew Senior 40 Gentleman with graffiti Andrew Senior 41 Freightliner at Oakham Don Sherriff 42 Birmingham carbuncle Don Sherriff 43 C Cradle Richard Taylor 44 Baywalk Richard Taylor 45 The world turned upside down Richard Taylor 46 Cortina church spire Chris Whitford 47 C Gondolas Chris Whitford 48 Aonach Meadhoin Chris Whitford 49 Oranges Chris Whitford 50 One, two, oops Anne Woodman 51 Normanton church Anne Woodman 52 3rd Anemones Anne Woodman 53 Walk in Spring woods Anne Woodman 54 Altstromeria with bottles Anne Woodman THE BANKART CUP Best L&LPS Monochrome Print No. Place Title Author 55 Alas - poor fox Jean Burbridge 56 C Home grown Jean Burbridge 57 Decay Jill Friedmann 58 Shadow Jill Friedmann 59 Anchor Jill Friedmann 60 Abandoned Jill Friedmann 61 Hanging about Jill Friedmann 62 C Steampunk Martin Janes 63 Inside the Roundhouse Martin Janes 64 HC Top of the stairs Martin Janes 65 HC 5026 in the mud Martin Janes 66 The Guildhall, Triptych Brian Jeffs 67 Holy Trinity Church, Rothwell Malcolm Laughton 68 78 Derngate, Northampton Malcolm Laughton 69 At anchor Gloria Livingstone 70 Old nets Gloria Livingstone 71 Lone tree John Osborn 72 Reflections, Watermead John Osborn 73 C Lofoten fishing nets Margaret Ridgewell 7 74 The Grocery John Seaman 75 Aylestone henge John Seaman 76 Mooring John Seaman 77 Baskets, mops and watering cans John Seaman 78 Roses John Seaman 79 1st Spokes John Seaman 80 3rd Derwent Water evening Andrew Senior 81 Blea Tarn Andrew Senior 82 Holly Andrew Senior 83 2nd The old and the new Andrew Senior 84 Leadenhall market Andrew Senior 85 Still life E type Jaguar Andrew Senior 86 Down in the dales Anne Woodman THE KENNETH PADLEY TROPHY Best L&LPS Nature Print No. Place Title Author 87 Cuckoo pint Jean Burbridge 88 3rd Blue-tailed Damselflies in wheel Jean Burbridge 89 Small Heath butterfly Jean Burbridge 90 Monkey puzzle fruit Jill Friedmann 91 Red Admiral Jill Friedmann 92 Bee on Agapanthus John Henwood 93 1st Barn Owl in flight Martin Janes 94 C Willett with prey Martin Janes 95 Panda with cubs Martin Janes 96 C Milky Way Martin Janes 97 Six spot Burnet moth caterpillar Malcolm Laughton 98 Gold moss Stonecrop Gloria Livingstone 99 Violet Spotted Emperor butterfly John Osborn 100 Damselfly John Osborn 101 HC Damselflies mating John Osborn 102 Damselfly feeding John Osborn 103 Scarlet Peacock butterfly John Osborn 104 2nd Japanese Macaques Margaret Ridgewell 105 Japanese red-crested cranes Margaret Ridgewell 8 THE WYVERN TROPHY Best Open Entry Colour Print No. Place Title Author Society 106 Red Squirrel 2 Lesley Betts Stourport Camera Club 107 Fallow deer pricket Lesley Betts Stourport Camera Club 108 Fallow deer combat Lesley Betts Stourport Camera Club 109 Great crested grebe 3 Lesley Betts Stourport Camera Club 110 Dawn on the fens Lesley Betts Stourport Camera Club 111 Saskia Lesley Betts Stourport Camera Club 112 Little egret resting Kevin Blood Sileby PS 113 Male sparrowhawk Kevin Blood Sileby PS 114 Green woodpecker Kevin Blood Sileby PS 115 Emerging from the steam Kevin Blood Sileby PS 116 Male kestrel resting Kevin Blood Sileby PS 117 Female red squirrel Kevin Blood Sileby PS 118 2nd The warm up Isobel Chesterman Hinckley &District PS 119 C Tides out Isobel Chesterman Hinckley & District PS 120 Tulips on wall Isobel Chesterman Hinckley & District PS 121 The lads Isobel Chesterman Hinckley & District PS 122 3rd Dunlins Isobel Chesterman Hinckley & District PS 123 Take off Isobel Chesterman Hinckley & District PS 124 Dead tree at Jabberwock beach Lester Cooper 125 A winter's day at Highley station Lester Cooper 126 C The steps at Portmeiron Lester Cooper 127 Robin Lester Cooper 128 Low tide Lester Cooper 129 The chapel Lester Cooper 130 Three wise farmers Patrick Crowhurst Sileby PS 131 HC Early mist Rydal Peggy Franks Fosse Co-op CC 132 Woodland light Peggy Franks Fosse Co-op CC 133 Heat haze Peggy Franks Fosse Co-op CC 134 C Communication Bob Goode Stourport Camera Club 135 Evening majesty Bob Goode Stourport Camera Club 136 Swing wing Bob Goode Stourport Camera Club 137 High heels Bob Goode Stourport Camera Club 138 Rudder Bob Goode Stourport Camera Club 139 Leaving the lock Bob Goode Stourport Camera Club 140 Wow Linda Gore Nuneaton PS 141 Elegant Linda Gore Nuneaton PS 9 142 Side chapel, Malaga Geoff Holmes East Midl&s Mono Group 143 Mosterio do Jeronimos Geoff Holmes East Midl&s Mono Group 144 Hoopoe with grub Peter Jones 145 The difference between chalk and cheese Peter Jones 146 Polar bear and cub Peter Jones 147 Sights of London David Keel Studley Camera Club 148 Reflections in the basin David Keel Studley Camera Club 149 A stroll beneath the clouds David Keel Studley Camera Club 150 Snake charmer, Rajasthan Mary Kirkby Stratford Photo Group 151 Life on the edge Mary Kirkby Stratford Photo Group 152 Taj Mahal at sunset Mary Kirkby Stratford Photo Group 153 HC Mist clearing, How Hill Colin Machin Sileby PS 154 Misty morning, Porto Colin Machin Sileby PS 155 In the landscape Colin Machin Sileby PS 156 Whitby Abbey Colin Machin Sileby PS 157 Dials John Osborn Leicester & Leicestershire PS 158
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