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CATALOG Contents CATALOG Contents Page Contents Numbers 3 – 7 PSA recognition statement, Acknowledgements, Salon Calendar and sections, Salon Chair and Jury 8-9 Section wise Awards and Acceptances Gallery Link (may be deleted after November 2020) 10 Salon statistics 11-15 Section wise Award List and Awarded Photos 16-49 Acceptance Lists 2 PSA Recognition statement 3 Acknowledgements Mr. Suman Bhattacharyya, MPSA, ARPS, EFIAP/b ESD, Region 2, Photographic Society of America for his approval and guidance in conducting the circuit. We thank respected participants for your valuable participation and trust. We are thankful to respected jury members for their valuable time and judgement. We also like to thank salon software provider for their help and co-operation. 4 Salon Calendar & Sections Closing Date 24th February 2020 Judging 10th March 2020 Notification email sent 15th March 2020 31st March 2020 EDAS Awards and Digital 25th May 2020 Catalog Open Color (PIDC), Open Monochrome (PIDM), Nature (ND) and Photo Travel (PTD) 5 Circuit Chair Ms. RUNA DAS Contact: [email protected] https://www.triumphsalon.club 6 Honorable Jury Mr. TUHIN KANTI DAS,MPSA,EFIAP (India) Mr. KOSHAL BASU, PPSA,EFIAP(India) Dr. AVIK SETT, EPSA, EFIAP (India) 7 Awards and Accepted Gallery Note: Awards and Accepted Gallery may be removed after November 2020 8 Awards and Acceptances Gallery Awards: Open Color Open Monochrome Nature Photo Travel Acceptances: Open Color Open Monochrome Nature Photo Travel 9 Salon Statistics Number of Number of Percentage Section Submitted Accepted of Images Images Acceptance Open Color 1340 460 34.32% (PIDC) Open 1267 427 33.70% Monochrome (PIDM) Nature (ND) 1178 405 34.38% Photo Travel 1159 394 33.99% (PTD) 10 Award List & Awarded Photos 11 TRIUMPH SALON PSA 2020‐066 AWARD LIST LAST NAME FIRST NAME COUNTRY TITLE AWARD SECTION Rappitt Steve England Contemplation PSA GOLD OPEN COLOR (PIDC) STAVRI STEVEN Cyprus KISSING CLUB GOLD OPEN COLOR (PIDC) ALRASHDI SALEM Oman Eyes of joy CLUB SILVER OPEN COLOR (PIDC) Lundblad Mikael Sweden Hills tramcar CLUB BRONZE OPEN COLOR (PIDC) BONACCORSI CLAUDIO Italy Eoliana composition MERIT MEDAL OPEN COLOR (PIDC) GHOSH GUHA PINKI India MY RED WORLD MERIT MEDAL OPEN COLOR (PIDC) Biswas Rajdeep India Symmetry5 PSA GOLD OPEN MONOCHROME (PIDM) Lundblad Mikael Sweden Miami Waterfront CLUB GOLD OPEN MONOCHROME (PIDM) Gortnar Stane Slovenia RANDY CLUB SILVER OPEN MONOCHROME (PIDM) Gedeon Peter USA Tenderness_20 CLUB BRONZE OPEN MONOCHROME (PIDM) Fonteijne Rudi Netherlands Regendag in brugge MERIT MEDAL OPEN MONOCHROME (PIDM) Smith Judy England Enid MERIT MEDAL OPEN MONOCHROME (PIDM) Shanbhag Pramod Govind India Brotherly Love PSA GOLD NATURE (ND) Kaeding Wolfgang Germany Yeah CLUB GOLD NATURE (ND) CHIKKARANGAPPA RANGANATH India HYENA HUNT CLUB SILVER NATURE (ND) Pelser Leon South Africa Mongoose Family CLUB BRONZE NATURE (ND) Luo Jingru USA OUCH MERIT MEDAL NATURE (ND) Vijayan Thomas Canada The Moose MERIT MEDAL NATURE (ND) MOHITE SAMIR India NAMAZ AT JAMMA MAZID PSA GOLD PHOTO TRAVEL (PTD) bhajanehatti sudhir India 3 Siddeshwar Car festival CLUB GOLD PHOTO TRAVEL (PTD) Choi Lewis K. Y. Hong Kong Dusk Home 8 CLUB SILVER PHOTO TRAVEL (PTD) Biswas Rajdeep India Ride of Pride48 CLUB BRONZE PHOTO TRAVEL (PTD) Bricelj Bogdan Slovenia Peaceful Lake Bled MERIT MEDAL PHOTO TRAVEL (PTD) Luo Jingru USA NJBD MERIT MEDAL PHOTO TRAVEL (PTD) Acceptances Lists TRIUMPH SALON PSA 2020‐066 Acceptance List‐ Open Color (PIDC) LAST NAME FIRST NAME COUNTRY TITLE Abbott John Australia Green Bugs 13 Adair sinclair Ireland Jade Adair sinclair Ireland Lone Tree Adair sinclair Ireland Red Or White Adcock Terri England Oculus Off Peak Adcock Terri England Rush Hour Adcock Terri England Vulnerability Adida Jacques France Clocher au soleil Adida Jacques France Parking Aerts Jozef Belgium FAMILY CONVERSATION Alameer Amal Saudi Arabia Blue mask Alameer Amal Saudi Arabia Strong man Albrecht Urs Switzerland 3Camels with woman Albrecht Urs Switzerland Nudelpulling Algom Rachel Israel harmony Allard Wendy Anne England Anticipation Allard Wendy Anne England Formation Flying Allard Wendy Anne England Race Day Beauty ALRASHDI SALEM Oman Badia Child ALRASHDI SALEM Oman Eyes of joy Anderson Margaret New Zealand Balloons at Dawn Turkey Anderson Margaret New Zealand Oia Santorini Angioni Lena Denmark Caterina Angioni Lena Denmark Laerke Angioni Lena Denmark Melissa Argerich Esteban Argentina El no triangulo Arkhipov Dmitry Russian Federation Nature Giants6 Arkhipov Dmitry Russian Federation Tide Au‐Yeung Kwong Ying Hong Kong Body Paint 07 Au‐Yeung Kwong Ying Hong Kong Protrait 17 BACLE jean claude France Handi run line BACLE jean claude France Pole at Trocadero BACLE jean claude France Santa Magdalena Baleanu Razvan Romania Winter realm 21 Baleanu Razvan Romania Winter realm 22 BANDYOPADHYAY SANDIPAN India APARTMENT COLOUR IN DIWALI NIGHT BARRIO LUIS MARIA Spain BLUE BARRIO LUIS MARIA Spain MUSIC LOVERS 02 BARRIO LUIS MARIA Spain PESCADORES CHINOS Bazhenovskaya Anna Russian Federation chickens Bazhenovskaya Anna Russian Federation flower Bazhenovskaya Anna Russian Federation peonies Bazhenovskaya Anna Russian Federation tea party Bellemane Digwas India Atop My Crop Bellemane Digwas India Grab them all Bellemane Digwas India GRAB THEM ALL 002 Bellemane Digwas India Millet Winnowing bhajanehatti sudhir India 1 Evening walk BHATTACHARJEE MANABENDRA India SCARLET MACAW Biswas Rajdeep India Color of Smile45 Biswas Rajdeep India Grace71 Biswas Rajdeep India Thinkpad BONACCORSI CLAUDIO Italy Eoliana composition BONTE ROGER Belgium PID‐01‐Deutschland.rb BONTE ROGER Belgium PID‐02‐Poweo.rb BONTE ROGER Belgium PID‐03‐Tennis.rb TRIUMPH SALON PSA 2020‐066 Acceptance List‐ Open Color (PIDC) LAST NAME FIRST NAME COUNTRY TITLE Bordes Nathanael France Le vent éclairera Bordes Nathanael France Man of redlands Bosman Eric South Africa Drifting Bosman Eric South Africa Zebras on the run BOULANGER Jean France camargue 6 Boyd Cyril Northern Ireland Coming thru Boyd Cyril Northern Ireland Overtake BOZNAR EMIL Slovenia APPLES BOZNAR EMIL Slovenia COSATI BOZNAR EMIL Slovenia IKONA Bricelj Bogdan Slovenia Blue Ski Jumper on the Sky 2 Buckett Derek England The Helping Hand Buckett Rosemary England Conversing Buckett Rosemary England Saying Goodbye C.R. SATHYANARAYANA India BACK HOME C.R. SATHYANARAYANA India HUMMING BIRD SUCKING NECTAR C.R. SATHYANARAYANA India SPECTACULAR SHOW C.R. SATHYANARAYANA India WINNOWING PAIR Cannon Wally Australia Busselton Jetty Dawn Cannon Wally Australia Kalbarri Natures Window Dusk Cannon Wally Australia Mount Roland Dawn No. 2 Catania Gottfried Malta City of Arts and Sciences 6 Catania Gottfried Malta Lunchtime Catania Gottfried Malta Seamstress CHANG FUKAI Taiwan Beauty of Seine2p CHANG FUKAI Taiwan Coalminer Living18 CHANG FUKAI Taiwan The Eye of Taiwan National Palace Museum CHANG JEN‐CHIEH Taiwan chase 2 CHANG JEN‐CHIEH Taiwan endless stream CHAUDHURI ASIM KUMAR India MY LIFE IS TRAPPED Che Arnaldo Paulo Hong Kong Ages 8 Che Arnaldo Paulo Hong Kong Chitwan Elephant Festival 2 Che Arnaldo Paulo Hong Kong Fiery Dragon Festival 1 Che Arnaldo Paulo Hong Kong Funs of Shuttlecock 1 Chen Xinxin China Dash Chen Xinxin China gold sand sea Chen Xinxin China Red and Black9 Cheuk Shu USA Bulldogs Gymnastics 2019 CHIKKARANGAPPA RANGANATH India THE PRIDE OF AFRICA CHIKKARANGAPPA RANGANATH India TRANQUILITY chishty haider England U Turn chishty haider England Party Time Chiu Bob USA In Israel5 Choi Lewis K. Y. Hong Kong Chaser Choi Lewis K. Y. Hong Kong Golden Pagoda Choudhury Ratnajit India THE DAY START Ciorba Cerasela Romania Blue evening Ciorba Cerasela Romania Coloured layers Ciorba Cerasela Romania The lonely one Clark Peter England Chiesa di San Valentino Dolomites Clark Peter England First Light Kolgrafafjordur Closas Xifre Maria Teresa Spain Lineas Closas Xifre Maria Teresa Spain Tree Closas Xifre Maria Teresa Spain Windows Cowsill David England Uder Water Creature TRIUMPH SALON PSA 2020‐066 Acceptance List‐ Open Color (PIDC) LAST NAME FIRST NAME COUNTRY TITLE Dakovic Svajcer Kornelia Serbia A sightseeing through a gray city DAS CHOWDHURY CHIRADIP India NUBRA VALLEY THE COLD DESERT Day Liane Australia Riding the wave Debost Daniel France Sur les marches Deer Julie Australia In the Wet DEY PINKU India GUESS DEY PINKU India ME 2 DEY PINKU India POLI 5 DEY PINKU India PORTRAIT 20 DEY TARAKNATH India KIMYO 503 Dickerson Terry USA On The Hunt Dimke Sandy USA Windmills of Kinderdijk Draga Andrei Paul Romania Pe margine Draga Andrei Paul Romania Prin ceata ECATERINA KISS Romania Alexandra Einum Anne Margrete Vognild Norway Race to the water English Dianne Australia Bougainvillea Iced English Dianne Australia Pom Pom and Bud English Ian Australia Determination English Ian Australia Wild Ride ERIKA BARTHA Romania Red umbrella Erlandsson Goran Sweden Autumn tree Fierro Miguel Augusto Argentina always smile Fonteijne Rudi Netherlands Krommeweg 3 met ganzen Fonteijne Rudi Netherlands Lighthouse Fung Chau Yuk Hong Kong enjoy water 06 Gahari Dibyo Indonesia My Colorful House GAJAMAN WASIRI Sri Lanka FISHERMAN 3 GAJAMAN WASIRI Sri Lanka TEASCAPES GANGULI DEBASISH India IN A DILLEMA GANGULI DEBASISH India MILES TO GO Gebhardt Bodo Germany Dominika‐1 Gebhardt Bodo Germany Ekaterina‐2 Gebhardt Bodo Germany Katharina‐3 Gedeon Peter USA Homage to Helmut Newton Gedeon Peter USA Morning with the Trio Geizler Moshe Israel Plaits Gerlach Wolfgang Germany Angels Gerlach Wolfgang Germany Dancingflower Gerlach Wolfgang Germany Rooftopparking Gerlach Wolfgang Germany The stairs
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