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NCPF Annuals Competition 2020 Results We Are Pleased to Announce That the Results of the 2020 NCPF Annuals Competition Are Now A NCPF Annuals Competition 2020 Results We are pleased to announce that the results of the 2020 NCPF Annuals Competition are now available for publication. General All Print sections of this year’s competition were sadly cancelled due to the Covid 19 Pandemic. The PDI sections went ahead & were judGed remotely. (many thanks for the co- operation of all the judges / selectors involved) For the purposes of transparency an outline of how this process was conducted is outlined below. Members from 32 NCPF clubs entered work into this year’s Myles Audas PDI competition, there were a total of 885 imaGes submitted into the open section & 103 into the Jane Black Trophy for beGinners. 27 clubs competed for the Myles Audas Memorial Trophy. Alliance Entry Whilst judGinG of the competition was underway the PAGB gave notification that all PAGB inter-federation competitions for 2020 were to be cancelled, again due to Covid 19. It was decided however that selection of the Alliance entry would still proceed to enable the production of the Alliance & Portfolio presentations the NCPF make available each year. It was also felt that authors who had produced work deemed suitable for selection as an Alliance entry should receive recoGnition for the hiGh standard achieved. Awards & Alliance / Portfolio Presentations Due to the cancellation of the print sections far fewer images are available to incorporate into the presentations this year, it was therefore decided that all imaGes from Awards / Alliance & Portfolio should be used to produce one inclusive presentation instead of the usual 2 presentations which normally consist of 1 Awards & Alliance presentation and 1 Selectors Choice Portfolio presentation. This beinG the case it was decided that the presentation should be offered as a free We- Transfer download to all NCPF Clubs. The presentation will still be available for postinG in a CD or memory card format but this will incur costs. Further details re distribution will be made available in due course. Judging / Selection Initial Marking & TropHy Winners To ensure fairness all imaGes both open & beGinners were stripped of all info re club/author and re-named with an allocated number i.e. 001 – 885 in the case of the open section. These imaGe numbers together with title info were the sole means of identification available to judGes / selectors at every staGe of the process. The numbered imaGes together with a matchinG score sheet were sent via we-transfer to each of the 3 judGes who were asked to mark the imaGes as if using a scoring machine i.e. allocate marks in the ranGe 2 - 5. On return of the score sheets all marks were totalled GivinG a final score for each imaGe in the 6 - 15 ranGe as would normally be the case. ImaGes scorinG 13 (13 being the mark achieving a HC) & above were returned to the judGes for consideration re selection of trophy winners. Final selection of trophy winninG imaGes was debated & agreed by all 3 judges using online video conferencing. Alliance Selection ImaGes scorinG 12 & above were submitted for consideration to the 3 selectors, who by use of a votinG system whittled the imaGes down to a short list. ImaGes from the short list were then debated throuGh the use of online video conferencinG & final selections made. Portfolio Selection The 3 selectors were each sent 1/3 of all imaGes other than those achievinG an Award or Alliance selection from which they made their selections. In Conclusion Thankfully we have manaGed to provide a partial competition this year, decisions have had to be made at short notice & methods employed re judGinG the competition devised on the fly, however the desired results have been achieved. That having been said, I like the rest of the Events Sub Committee hope fervently for a resumption of normal service next year. Gerry Adcock ARPS (Competitions Officer NCPF) Results of the Myles Audas Memorial Trophy For the Best Club Entry of Projected Digital Images Club Score Position Keswick PS 80 1st Gosforth CC 77 2nd Gallery PG 75 3rd Saltburn PS 74 04 Penrith & District CC 71 =05 Workington & Dist 71 =05 Morpeth CC 70 07 Copeland PS 69 =08 Morton PS 69 =08 Northallerton CC 69 =08 Stokesley PS 69 =08 Blyth PS 68 =12 Gateshead CC 68 =12 Richmond CC 68 =12 Durham PS 67 =15 Guisborough PG 67 =15 Carlisle CC 66 17 Wear Valley PC 65 18 Whitley Bay PS 64 19 Cramlington CC 63 =20 South Shields PS 63 =20 Stanhope PS 62 =22 Whickham PC 62 =22 Stockton CC 61 24 Alnwick 60 =25 Tynemouth PS 60 =25 Ryton CC 59 27 Open Section Awards Awards Club Title Author Diamond Trophy Best Individual PDI Entry South Shields SANDERLING PHIL DUNN Bryan Gilbert Trophy Best Portrait Keswick PS THE LOOK ALAN WALKER Thomas Bates Trophy Best Landscape Winlaton CC JANUARY SUNSET REG ORD Hilton Trophy Best Creative Blyth PS CHIM CHIMINEE ALISON LEDDY Vickers Trophy Best Natural History Keswick PS HERON WITH VIPERINE WATER SNAKE TONY MARSH Eagle Trophy Best Sport PDI Hexham PS FLYING FREE GEORGE LEDGER Joan Rooker Centenary Trophy Overall Best Image South Shields SANDERLING PHIL DUNN Highly Commended Blyth PS DON'T BE AFRAID OF THE DARK ALISON LEDDY Blyth PS THE EVACUEE ALISON LEDDY Blyth PS DEAR JOHN LETTERS BILL BROADLEY Carlisle CC SPARROW HAWK AND THE MOUSE CARRIE CALVERT Carlisle CC CURLEW IN THE COTTON GRASS CARRIE CALVERT Carlisle CC EVENING GLOW ALAN THOMSON Carlisle CC CLEAR SKIES AHEAD BRIAN GRAHAM Copeland PS TAKE THE STAIRS JANICE CARROL Copeland PS LEAFY BLUES ANN HEALEY Copeland PS COSMOS SUNBURST JANICE CARROL Cramlington CC UNDER THE BOARDWALK PAUL DUNN Durham PS HARTLEPOOL BARRY ARMITAGE Gallery PG HARRIS BEACH LYN NEWTON Gallery PG RAINY NIGHT LYN NEWTON Gateshead CC JOE THE QUILTER LEO DOUGLAS Gosforth CC ARABESQUE ANNE HENRY Gosforth CC ON THE LIMIT ROBERT CAMPION Gosforth CC CUCKOO WITH MEAL DON SMITH Gosforth CC HEALING HANDS OF TIME JOAN HALL Gosforth CC A TASTY SNACK MAGGI SHEPHERD Gosforth CC KINGFISHER ON PERCH WITH FISH JOAN SHEPPARD Gosforth CC TRIO OF BUFFALOS DRINKING JOAN SHEPPARD Gosforth CC BUNTING PLAYING ON BULLRUSH DON SMITH Gosforth CC COFFEE PREP MARK HUNTER Guisborough PG NO FISH...NO LOVE GEOFF HARRISON Guisborough PG I'VE BEEN SPOTTED STEVE GRAY Guisborough PG COMMON GREEN GRASSHOPPER CHRIS REED Keswick PS NO FISHING CAROL MINKS Keswick PS THE LUSKENTYRE PONIES SUE RUGG Keswick PS FISH FRENZY THROUGH THE ICE ALAN WALKER Keswick PS SPIKES DAVID WOODTHORPE Keswick PS GOSHAWK PLUCKING HOODED CROW RONNIE GILBERT Keswick PS BABOON AND YOUNG IN MORNING LIGHT JULIE WALKER Keswick PS PROTECTION KEITH SNELL Keswick PS CRESTED TIT TONY MARSH Keswick PS BE MY VALENTINE DAVID WOODTHORPE Keswick PS AUBURN BEAUTY JULIE WALKER Keswick PS SPOT THE BALL ALAN WALKER Keswick PS RAVEN AT SUNRISE CAROL MINKS Keswick PS BUZZARD CHASING MARSH HARRIER OFF PREY CAROL MINKS Keswick PS EAR TO EAR MARILYN WOODTHORPE Keswick PS NO TURNING BACK SUE RUGG Morpeth CC ONE SMALL STEP GLYN TRUEMAN Morpeth CC GENERATION GAP PAUL APPLEBY Morpeth CC TREESCAPE DAVY BOLAM Morton PS RED CHAIR GERALD CHAMBERLIN Morton PS POPPY STEVE JEFFREY Northallerton CC WINDERMERE MORN CHRIS MORTON Northallerton CC EUROPEAN ROLLERS FOOD PASS PAT KEARTON Northallerton CC CHEETAH CHASE PAT KEARTON Northallerton CC PUFFINS BONDING CHRIS MORTON Northallerton CC JAGUAR EYES ON THE CAIMAN PAT KEARTON Northallerton CC THE BIG HAT PAULINE PENTONY Penrith & Dist. CC WOODLAND WANDERING MIKE WHELAN Penrith & Dist. CC BROWN HARE WASHING JOHN WILLIAMS Penrith & Dist. CC TOWARDS BLOWICK JOHN WILLIAMS Penrith & Dist. CC MATING DAMSELFLIES 3 STUART EDGAR Richmond CC I COULD DO WITH A SEAT MESELF GEOFF FREEMAN Richmond CC ZZZ CHRIS HOUGHTON Richmond CC TOMMY DAVID HANDSON Ryton CC FALLEN FIONA HAUGHTON Saltburn PS RANNOCH MOOR REFLECTION MALCOLM BLENKEY Saltburn PS RED THROATED BEE EATER TIM COSSINS Saltburn PS LILAC BREASTED ROLLER TIM COSSINS Saltburn PS DUNSTANBURGH IAN HORNER Saltburn PS ALL EYES ON THE PRIZE ALAN PARKER Saltburn PS HERE'S LOOKING AT YOU KID IAN HORNER Saltburn PS REBECCA PHILLIP DOVE Saltburn PS STORMY SEAS IAN HORNER Saltburn PS SOUTH GARE STORM MALCOLM BLENKEY Saltburn PS WAITING PHILLIP DOVE Stanhope PS KESTREL GEOFF HEPPLES Stokesley PS BEE EATER TAKE OFF JOHN WEBSTER Stokesley PS CAUGHT IN ACTION JOHN WEBSTER Stokesley PS ICE AT DAWN JOHN WEBSTER Washington CC PAS DE DEUX MARK PARVIN Whitley Bay PS LOOKING DOWN RICHARD NARCROSS Whickham PC BRIDGE OF FAITH LYNDA GOLIGHTLY Whickham PC CAT NAP CAROL STOUT Whickham PC CHAT WITH PREY ALAN WILSON Workington & Dist BUDIR CHURCH & GRAVEYARD DAVID STEPHENSON Workington & Dist MALE STONECHAT STEPHEN HODGSON Workington & Dist GREEDY JOHN FARE Workington & Dist FEEDING FRENZY JOHN FARE Workington & Dist MORNING LIGHT JANE HYDE Wear Valley PC BROWN HARE IN SNOW ALBERT NICHOLSON Wear Valley PC GANNET WITH NEST MATERIAL ALBERT NICHOLSON PROJECTED DIGITAL IMAGE RESULTS NB:- Entries in bold type are the allocated Club entry for the MylesAudas Memorial Trophy Column A/P indicates selected for Alliance or Selectors' Choice Portfolio Club Title Author Nature Score Awards A/P Alnwick & Dist. CC WET PAVEMENT DAWN GROVES 11 Alnwick & Dist. CC EDINBURGH FRINGE FACE RICHARD STENT 10 Alnwick & Dist. CC PERCY AND THE PIGLETS GERRY SIMPSON 9 Alnwick & Dist. CC THREE MACKEREL DAWN GROVES 11 Alnwick & Dist. CC FIELD OF BARLEY RICHARD STENT 9 Alnwick & Dist. CC FRAMED GERRY SIMPSON 10 Alnwick & Dist. CC WINTER SHADOWS DAWN GROVES 9 Alnwick & Dist. CC MILLENNIUM BRIDGE RICHARD STENT 10 P Alnwick & Dist. CC COLOURED WATER DROPS GERRY SIMPSON 11 Blyth PS CHIM CHIMINEE ALISON LEDDY 14 Hilton A Blyth PS KNOCKOUT TACKLE
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