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Kenebec Filters Manual WESSEX DRAGONS 2018 PSA Gold - VILLAGE KITCHEN by Ka Chon CHIANG PSA 2018-113 WESSEX DRAGONS 2018 Page 2 of 74 CONTENTS PATRONAGES - CONTACT - ON-LINE GALLERY 3 PATRONAGES ....................................................................................... 3 CONTACT............................................................................................... 3 ON-LINE GALLERY ................................................................................ 3 STATISTICS 4 Country Statistics .................................................................................... 4 Section Statistics..................................................................................... 6 JUDGES 7 AWARDS 8 COLOR OPEN AWARDS........................................................................ 8 COLOR OPEN AWARD IMAGES............................................................ 9 COLOR - LANDSCAPES AWARDS .......................................................11 COLOR - LANDSCAPES AWARD IMAGES ...........................................12 MONO - OPEN AWARDS ......................................................................14 MONO - OPEN AWARD IMAGES ..........................................................15 MONO - PEOPLE AWARDS ..................................................................17 MONO - PEOPLE AWARD IMAGES ......................................................18 TRAVEL AWARDS.................................................................................20 TRAVEL AWARD IMAGES.....................................................................21 NATURE AWARDS................................................................................23 NATURE AWARD IMAGES....................................................................24 ACCEPTANCES 26 SECTION - COLOR OPEN.....................................................................26 SECTION - COLOR - LANDSCAPES.....................................................36 SECTION - MONO - OPEN ....................................................................44 SECTION - MONO - PEOPLE................................................................53 SECTION - TRAVEL ..............................................................................60 SECTION - NATURE..............................................................................68 Version 1.0 This catalog has been produced by the exhibition software package K-SALON Version : 10.9.1869 WESSEX DRAGONS 2018 - NOTES Page 3 of 74 PATRONAGES - CONTACT - ON-LINE GALLERY NOTE: Neither the organizers nor any organizations recognizing this exhibition assume any responsibility for misuse of copyright by anyone. The Exhibition received the following patronages. PATRONAGES PSA 2018-113 CONTACT The Chairman's details: Dr Greg Duncan, MPSA, SPSA, EFIAP-b, ARPS [email protected] ON-LINE GALLERY An on-line gallery of all accepted images can be viewed at http://www.kenebec.com/wyvern/wd18/gallery NOTE: This gallery may be removed in 2019. WESSEX DRAGONS 2018 - Statistics Page 4 of 74 STATISTICS Country Statistics The "ACCEPT" column shows the number of acceptances from that country . The "% FROM" column shows the percentage of the images which came from that country. The "% ACCEPT" column shows the percentage of the acceptances which came from that country. COUNTRY ENTRANTS IMAGES ACCEPT % FROM % ACCEPT Total=35 213 4039 1628 40.31 % Australia 34 594 225 14.7 % 13.82 % Belarus 1 16 6 0.4 % 0.37 % Belgium 2 40 12 0.9 % 0.74 % Canada 7 164 54 4.0 % 3.32 % China 15 324 116 8.0 % 7.13 % Cyprus 1 20 9 0.5 % 0.55 % Denmark 1 24 1 0.5 % 0.06 % England 60 1099 460 27.2 % 28.26 % Finland 1 24 14 0.5 % 0.86 % Germany 10 216 88 5.3 % 5.41 % Hong Kong 10 203 107 5.0 % 6.57 % Hungary 4 53 21 1.3 % 1.29 % India 5 120 44 2.9 % 2.70 % Indonesia 1 16 6 0.4 % 0.37 % Ireland 2 40 10 0.9 % 0.61 % Italy 4 61 31 1.5 % 1.90 % Macau 1 20 14 0.5 % 0.86 % Malaysia 4 72 55 1.7 % 3.38 % WESSEX DRAGONS 2018 - Statistics Page 5 of 74 COUNTRY ENTRANTS IMAGES ACCEPT % FROM % ACCEPT Myanmar 1 20 9 0.5 % 0.55 % New Zealand 2 40 14 0.9 % 0.86 % Northern Ireland 1 24 11 0.5 % 0.68 % Norway 1 24 9 0.5 % 0.55 % Portugal 1 24 13 0.5 % 0.80 % Qatar 1 24 11 0.5 % 0.68 % Russia 2 36 28 0.8 % 1.72 % Scotland 5 80 48 1.9 % 2.95 % Singapore 2 44 23 1.0 % 1.41 % Slovenia 1 24 10 0.5 % 0.61 % Spain 1 24 10 0.5 % 0.61 % Switzerland 1 24 9 0.5 % 0.55 % Taiwan 3 34 17 0.8 % 1.04 % Ukraine 1 24 2 0.5 % 0.12 % USA 16 313 63 7.7 % 3.87 % Vietnam 2 36 16 0.8 % 0.98 % Wales 9 138 62 3.4 % 3.81 % WESSEX DRAGONS 2018 - Statistics Page 6 of 74 Section Statistics SECTION ENTRANTS IMAGES ACCEPTED ACCEPTANCE % Color Open 198 790 338 42.8 % Color - Landscapes 171 676 273 40.4 % Mono - Open 191 744 298 40.1 % Mono - People 153 598 229 38.3 % Travel 161 626 254 40.6 % Nature 156 605 236 39.0 % TOTAL 213 4,039 1,628 40.3 % WESSEX DRAGONS 2018 - Judges Page 7 of 74 JUDGES COLOR OPEN Dieter Boehm, EFIAP Valerie Duncan, GMPSA, EFIAP/b, FBPE, ARPS, DPAGB, GPUCR4 Andrea Harmssen, EFIAP/s COLOR - LANDSCAPES Dieter Boehm, EFIAP Valerie Duncan, GMPSA, EFIAP/b, FBPE, ARPS, DPAGB, GPUCR4 Andrea Harmssen, EFIAP/s MONO - OPEN Dieter Boehm, EFIAP Valerie Duncan, GMPSA, EFIAP/b, FBPE, ARPS, DPAGB, GPUCR4 Andrea Harmssen, EFIAP/s MONO - PEOPLE Dieter Boehm, EFIAP Valerie Duncan, GMPSA, EFIAP/b, FBPE, ARPS, DPAGB, GPUCR4 Andrea Harmssen, EFIAP/s TRAVEL Dieter Boehm, EFIAP Valerie Duncan, GMPSA, EFIAP/b, FBPE, ARPS, DPAGB, GPUCR4 Andrea Harmssen, EFIAP/s NATURE Dieter Boehm, EFIAP Valerie Duncan, GMPSA, EFIAP/b, FBPE, ARPS, DPAGB, GPUCR4 Andrea Harmssen, EFIAP/s WESSEX DRAGONS 2018 - Award Lists Page 8 of 74 AWARDS COLOR OPEN AWARDS COLOR OPEN AUTHOR TITLE COUNTRY PSA Gold Dinah JAYES, EFIAP, MPAGB, ARPS A STRANGE ASSIGNATION England Salon Gold Sergey ALESHCHENKO LAVENDER EVENING Russia Salon Silver Dave BOWEN, MPAGB, EFIAP, FBPE SAND RACER England Salon Bronze Guek Cheng LIM FOOD 4 Malaysia Chairman's Choice Susan COWLES, MPSA, APSA CHELSEA DIGGIN THE COLOR RED Usa Honourable Mention Xiping AN GRAZING 2 China Honourable Mention Kaan Yuan CHIAM DRIED INCENSE BRANCH Malaysia Honourable Mention Dianne ENGLISH, AFIAP WILD RIDE Australia Honourable Mention Ian ENGLISH, EFIAP GRACEFUL SURFER Australia Honourable Mention Jenni HORSNELL, GMPSA, EFIAP A SINGLE ROSE Australia Honourable Mention Gerry MIDDLETON-STEWART, LRPS SUPER TIGER LEG MONKEY TREE FROG England Honourable Mention Chee Keong NG MAN AT WORK Malaysia Honourable Mention George REEKIE, ABPE, DPAGB WHIPPET RACE England Honourable Mention Al REES RUN LIKE THE WIND Wales Honourable Mention Karen SMALLEY GIRL ON THE TRAIN England Honourable Mention Joao TABORDA, PPSA, SPSA, EFIAP FLYING IN COLOR Portugal Honourable Mention Kam Chiu TAM HORSE IN AIR Canada Honourable Mention Tommy TEH, PPSA HUNGER FOR FOOD 5 Malaysia WESSEX DRAGONS 2018 - Award Lists Page 9 of 74 COLOR OPEN AWARD IMAGES COLOR OPEN AWARDS Salon Gold "LAVENDER EVENING" Sergey ALESHCHENKO PSA Gold Salon Silver "A STRANGE ASSIGNATION" "SAND RACER" Dinah JAYES, EFIAP, MPAGB, ARPS Dave BOWEN, MPAGB, EFIAP, FBPE Salon Bronze Honourable Mention "FOOD 4" Chairman's Choice "GRAZING 2" Guek Cheng LIM "CHELSEA DIGGIN THE COLOR RED" Susan COWLES, MPSA, APSA Xiping AN Honourable Mention "GRACEFUL SURFER" Ian ENGLISH, EFIAP Honourable Mention Honourable Mention "DRIED INCENSE BRANCH" "WILD RIDE" Kaan Yuan CHIAM Dianne ENGLISH, AFIAP WESSEX DRAGONS 2018 - Award Lists Page 10 of 74 COLOR OPEN AWARDS Honourable Mention Honourable Mention Honourable Mention "A SINGLE ROSE" "SUPER TIGER LEG MONKEY TREE FROG" "MAN AT WORK" Jenni HORSNELL, GMPSA, EFIAP Gerry MIDDLETON-STEWART, LRPS Chee Keong NG Honourable Mention "WHIPPET RACE" Honourable Mention George REEKIE, ABPE, DPAGB Honourable Mention "RUN LIKE THE WIND" "GIRL ON THE TRAIN" Al REES Karen SMALLEY Honourable Mention Honourable Mention Honourable Mention "FLYING IN COLOR" "HORSE IN AIR" "HUNGER FOR FOOD 5" Joao TABORDA, PPSA, SPSA, EFIAP Kam Chiu TAM Tommy TEH, PPSA WESSEX DRAGONS 2018 - Award Lists Page 11 of 74 COLOR - LANDSCAPES AWARDS COLOR - LANDSCAPES AUTHOR TITLE COUNTRY PSA Gold Sergey ALESHCHENKO ISLE OF SKYE, SCOTLAND Russia Salon Gold Sue O'CONNELL, ARPS, EFIAP/g, DPAGB DAWN OVER VOLCANO LANDSCAPE England Salon Silver Victor POON STARRY NIGHT AT SALAR DE UYUNI Hong Kong Salon Bronze Arnaldo Paulo CHE FIRST LIGHT AT BAGAN Hong Kong Chairman's Choice Dave BOWEN, MPAGB, EFIAP, FBPE RYDAL MORNING England Honourable Mention Linda BROWN MANGROVE TREE Australia Honourable Mention Brian CLARK, MPAGB MOUNTAIN SUNRISE Scotland Honourable Mention Peter CLARK, APSA, MPSA, FRPS LAKE MYVATN PSEUDO CRATERS England Honourable Mention Jonathan Alan ELLIOTT BLACKROCK COTTAGE GLENCOE England Honourable Mention Jussi HELIMAKI, EFIAP/b SEA SMOKE IN MIDWINTER Finland Honourable Mention Rebecca HITCHCOCK, DPAGB VIK BEACH ICELAND England Honourable Mention Mark KEMP, LRPS ONE TREE England Honourable Mention Ian MARRINER BOMBO-SUNRISE Australia Honourable Mention Bjorn Ole NYBORG, PPSA, EFIAP/g DAY AND EVENING LIGHT Norway Honourable Mention Birgit PUSTELNIK, AFIAP, PPSA GOLLING WATERFALL Germany Honourable Mention Stephen SEYMOUR NEIST POINT LIGHTHOUSE England Honourable Mention Kam Chiu TAM TORONTO IN WINTER Canada WESSEX DRAGONS 2018 - Award Lists Page 12 of 74 COLOR - LANDSCAPES AWARD IMAGES COLOR - LANDSCAPES AWARDS PSA Gold "ISLE OF SKYE, SCOTLAND" Salon Silver Sergey ALESHCHENKO "STARRY NIGHT AT SALAR DE UYUNI" Salon Gold Victor POON "DAWN OVER VOLCANO LANDSCAPE" Sue O'CONNELL, ARPS, EFIAP/g, DPAGB Chairman's Choice "RYDAL MORNING" Honourable Mention
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