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Rep Accept List ACCEPTANCE LIST FOR SOLWAY SALON Page 1 of 50 1:COLO=Colour-open, 2:COLO=Colour-creative, 3:MONO=Mono-open, 4:MONO=Mono-landscape 5:TRAV=Travel-open, 6:TRAV=Travel-people All the information below was taken directly from the Entry Akturk, Arif Hikmet, UPI Crown 1 Corlu / Tekirdag, Turkey, Forms submitted on-line. The details as shown below will Turkey appear in the final published list. 1:COLO LIFE IN THE VILLAGE 3:MONO BEET MOLASSES 2 Please check your entry and email any corrections to 3:MONO ELIF [email protected] 5:TRAV TINSMITH 5:TRAV WASHING 5:TRAV WEAVING 6:TRAV ALL TOGETHER Ahomaki, Antti, EFIAP, LRPS Kerava, Finland 6:TRAV DOUGH 2:COLO DROPS ON THE PANE 6:TRAV TIRED 4:MONO DEADWOOD 4:MONO ECKERO Al Adi, Salim Seeb, Muscat, Oman 4:MONO LOOPHOLE 1:COLO WAVES OF SILK 5:TRAV HUANGSHAN 1:COLO SHARP ROCKS 6:TRAV SCHOOL WINDOW 3:MONO BEYOND THOSE EYES 3:MONO CARE Ahvenharju, Juha, AFIAP Vihtijarvi, Finland 3:MONO OLD WRINKLES 3:MONO HAND IN HAND 3:MONO PRIDE AND TRADITION 4:MONO ISLAND 4:MONO ATTACKING WAVES (Medal) 4:MONO CUMBRIA LANDSCAPE 4:MONO INTO THE OCEAN 6:TRAV BLACKSMITH 4:MONO WAVES OF GHOSTS 6:TRAV A FAST GLIMPSE Akhter, Rowshan East Elmhurst, New York, USA 6:TRAV LITTLE GIRL 2:COLO FOREST WALKER 6:TRAV SURPRISED KID 4:MONO BRIDGE IN FOG 4:MONO FENCE IN SNOW Al-Balushi, Abid, AFIAP Muscat Alseeb, Oman 5:TRAV THE RED STEPS 3:MONO COVERED FACE 3:MONO SAD EYES 3:MONO SERDIN 4:MONO ALONE IN THE DESERT 4:MONO DANCING WAVES-2 6:TRAV MY TOWN ACCEPTANCE LIST FOR SOLWAY SALON Page 2 of 50 1:COLO=Colour-open, 2:COLO=Colour-creative, 3:MONO=Mono-open, 4:MONO=Mono-landscape 5:TRAV=Travel-open, 6:TRAV=Travel-people Aldeghari, Saleh, AFIAP Najran, Najran, Saudi Arabia Alveen, Leif, PPSA, AFIAP Vodskov, Danmark, Denmark 2:COLO BALLOON DREAMS 1:COLO THE OLD COACHBUILDER 2:COLO MASK 2:COLO GLOBAL WARMING 2:COLO MY GREETINGS 3:MONO PLUMES 5:TRAV OF MEMORY (HM) 5:TRAV BIG ISLAND LAVA HIKE 001 6:TRAV TAILORING 5:TRAV DIRECTIONS 6:TRAV TWO FACES 6:TRAV BEFORE CONFESSION 6:TRAV DEVOUT FLORENCE NUN Allanson, Jon C, LRPS, AFIAP, CPAGB Cheadle, Cheshire, England Ashcroft, Vic Maryport, Cumbria, England 3:MONO LLANDUDNO PIER 4:MONO LEAVING SKYE 4:MONO LOCHAN LUNN DA BHRA 4:MONO BROADFORD 6:TRAV TEA PICKERS, SRI LANKA #1 4:MONO MARYPORT STORM 6:TRAV HOI AN BOATMAN 5:TRAV LIVERPOOL PUMPHOUSE 6:TRAV SCHOOL TRIP, JAIPUR 5:TRAV SKYE BRIDGE Allard, Wendy, LRPS Camborne, Cornwall, England Ashford, Susan, AFIAP Swansea, Glamorgan, Wales 1:COLO LADY IN WAITING 1:COLO PRETTY AS A PICTURE 2:COLO WALKING ON WATER 3:MONO THE DREAM 3:MONO CONTEMPLATION 3:MONO AN APPARITION 3:MONO ROAD TO NOWHERE 4:MONO GOATHLANDSTATION 3:MONO TIME IS RUNNING OUT 4:MONO PETITE FRANCE Almalki, Rayed Najran, Saudi Arabia Atkinson, Richard Devizes, Wilts, England 2:COLO A-RALMALKI-4 1:COLO JESSICA ENTERTAINS 3:MONO LONELINESS 3:MONO AVOCET 6:TRAV C-RALMALKI-2 3:MONO THREE YOUNG MAIDENS 6:TRAV LINES 4:MONO CLIFFTOP WAVES 5:TRAV ST SOFIA ISTANBUL Alrabeai, Nasser, AFIAP Najran, Najran, Saudi Arabia 6:TRAV FRIENDS 1:COLO LIGHT OF HEARTS 3:MONO A LOOK OF HOPE Autelo, Tapio Helsinki, Finland 5:TRAV DRINKING MILK (Medal) 3:MONO BLACKSMITHS 5:TRAV MEETING 3:MONO LOOKING 6:TRAV BLUE CITY 5:TRAV LONG WAY HOME 5:TRAV REST 6:TRAV MAMA CALLS ACCEPTANCE LIST FOR SOLWAY SALON Page 3 of 50 1:COLO=Colour-open, 2:COLO=Colour-creative, 3:MONO=Mono-open, 4:MONO=Mono-landscape 5:TRAV=Travel-open, 6:TRAV=Travel-people Ayres, Les, EPSA, EFIAP, MPAGB Appleby In Westmorland, Bamford, Jack, DPAGB, AFIAP, APAGB Hensingham, Cumbria, Cumbria, England England 1:COLO WAY OUT 1:COLO END OF AN ERA 3:MONO TWO FOR THE BALTIC 1:COLO GLENCOE STAGS 3:MONO RUSH 4:MONO STORM AT ST MARYS LIGHTHOUSE 3:MONO IN THE SHED 4:MONO SLIOCH 4:MONO WINTER MORNING 4:MONO ABANDONED IN BANNACK 4:MONO SPIRIT OF WINTER 5:TRAV GREAT SAND DUNES COLORADO 5:TRAV RED SAILS HONG KONG Baker, Brian, EFIAP Whitstable, Kent, England 5:TRAV VICTORIA HARBOUR HONG KONG 1:COLO BLACKFRIARS BRIDGE 6:TRAV THE STRAW HAT 1:COLO LONDON LIGHTS 1:COLO HMS BELFAST Barrington, Fred, ARPS London, London, England 2:COLO CORNERED 1:COLO COLOURS, STARS AND STRIPES 3:MONO DAM NO DRINK LEFT 3:MONO BEHIND CLOSED DOORS 5:TRAV LONDON TRANSPORT 4:MONO CAMPS BAY 5:TRAV FOLKESTONE 4:MONO CHARLOTTE BAY REFLECTIONS 5:TRAV PYRAMIDE DU LOUVRE 5:TRAV DIVING GENTOOS, CUVERVILLE ISLANDS 6:TRAV OUTSIDE THE CHURCH, QUITO Balkan, Fatih Istanbul, Turkey, Turkey 1:COLO SANDALDA Beachell, Peter, CPAGB Penrith, Cumbria, England 1:COLO MOTION 6:TRAV MATRIACH 3:MONO 2 KARDES 2 6:TRAV COBBLER 3:MONO SEPETCI 5:TRAV SIS Beller, Dorothy, EPSA Swan Valley, Idaho, USA 6:TRAV MAVI 3:MONO OLD FAITHFUL 6:TRAV AMCA VE ESEGI 4:MONO IGUASSU FALLS SPRAY 6:TRAV MAVI EV 4:MONO STORM IN THE FJORD 5:TRAV OLD AND NEW BOSTON BUILDINGS 6:TRAV FIVE HORSES & RIDER ACCEPTANCE LIST FOR SOLWAY SALON Page 4 of 50 1:COLO=Colour-open, 2:COLO=Colour-creative, 3:MONO=Mono-open, 4:MONO=Mono-landscape 5:TRAV=Travel-open, 6:TRAV=Travel-people Beller, Larry, APSA, EPSA Swan Valley, Idaho, USA Bhattacharjee, Arup Guwahati, Assam, India 3:MONO LIGHT ON PORTLAND HEAD 3:MONO IN A MYSTIQUE LAND 4:MONO WINTER IN IDAHO 4:MONO PATH TO PARADISE 4:MONO SNOWY ROAD 5:TRAV OVEWHELMED 4:MONO CASCADE CANYON AFTERNOON 5:TRAV SHEPHERD AND HIS SHEEP 4:MONO BOROMEO GULF, LAKE MAGGIORE 6:TRAV COLOURS OF INDIA 5:TRAV ISOLA BELLA, LAGO MAGGIORE 6:TRAV INNOCENCE Bengtsson Lestander, Mikael, EFIAP, EPSA Koping, Sweden Bisshopp, Garry, ARPS, EFIAP Seaford, East Sussex, England 1:COLO WINDMILLS 1:COLO THE WAY IN 1:COLO KISS IN WINDOW 1:COLO WINTER LIGHT, RANNOCH MOOR 2:COLO TIME IS CRAZY 3:MONO FATHER AND SON 2:COLO TRAPPED IN A BUBBLE Blackburn, Malcolm, LRPS, AFIAP, BPE2* Chapel-En-Le-Frith, Bennett, Mike, LRPS, BPE1* Cleethorpes, Ne Lincs, England High Peak, England 1:COLO WINTER POPLARS 1:COLO STORM AT SUNRISE 1:COLO MASKED COUPLE 1:COLO ANNAS HUMMINGBIRD 5 2:COLO SMOKE ARCHER 2:COLO RED KITE TEAM 3:MONO MATT 3:MONO LORENZO 3:MONO RAINY DAY 3:MONO TOUGH GUY 4:MONO POWER OF WATER AT IGUASSU FALLS Beyers, Neels, APSSA Strand 7140, South Africa, South Africa 5:TRAV MORMON BARN 4:MONO DE HOOP DUNES 5:TRAV TAJ MAHAL 5:TRAV SEVENTEEN ARCHES 5:TRAV TANGO THEATRE 6:TRAV CREATING A FIRE 6:TRAV ADORATION 6:TRAV RITUAL FIRE DANCE 6:TRAV SHORT SIGHT 6:TRAV SAN WOMAN 6:TRAV RICKSHAW MAN Beyhan, A. Ersin Beyhan Osmangazi, Bursa, Turkey 5:TRAV EB-071 ACCEPTANCE LIST FOR SOLWAY SALON Page 5 of 50 1:COLO=Colour-open, 2:COLO=Colour-creative, 3:MONO=Mono-open, 4:MONO=Mono-landscape 5:TRAV=Travel-open, 6:TRAV=Travel-people Blaiotta, Nicolas Villa Pueyrredon, Capital Federal, Buenos Boynton, Mieke, EFIAP Broome, Wa, Australia Aires, Caba, Argentina 2:COLO STORM WATCHER 1:COLO LIBRE EN MI ENCIERRO 2:COLO A STILL LIFE WITH PEARS 3:MONO EN MI ORILLA 2:COLO LOST 3:MONO NO ESTOY SOLO 3:MONO TEXTURES AND TONES 4:MONO 25 SEGUNDOS EMBELESADO 4:MONO WHERE ONCE A RIVER FLOWED 4:MONO BICICLETERO PESCANDO 4:MONO WEATHERING THE STORMS 4:MONO SERENIDAD (HM) 4:MONO THE ANCIENT AMPHITHEATRE 5:TRAV PUENTE A CAMPANOPOLIS 4:MONO WINDSWEPT 6:TRAV LA CALIDA ESPERA Brammall, Ray, ARPS, DPAGB, APAGB Scunthorpe, North Blease, Joan, APSA, EFIAP, BPE4* Warrington, Cheshire, Lincolnshire, England England 1:COLO SOUTHWOLD DAWN 1:COLO WHEN DARKNESS FALLS 1:COLO FREDAU 1:COLO WOOLLY JUMPER 1:COLO WHAT NEXT! 1:COLO A GLUM DAY OUT 3:MONO RIDING THE WAVE 1:COLO THE ICE QUEEN 3:MONO GIRL IN WHITE 2:COLO GODDESS OF THE WOODS (HM) 3:MONO GOTH FAMILY 2:COLO REMEMBER WHEN (HM) 4:MONO CUILLINS NEAR SLIGACHAN 2:COLO THE HIGH FLYER 2:COLO VENICE IMPRESSION Brannon, Pop Cramlington, Northumberland, England 1:COLO THE PAUPER PRINCESS Bonelle, Mark, LRPS Solihull, West Midlands, England 3:MONO FOLLOW ME 1:COLO CURVES 3:MONO TEACHING THE BEN 2:COLO A WASTE OF TIME 4:MONO A PADDLE IN THE SEA 3:MONO UPSTAIRS,DOWNSTAIRS 6:TRAV BACK IN TIME Booth, Tim Brampton, Cumbria, England Brown, Tim Sittingbourne, Kent, England 2:COLO NAH - SOONER HAVE A PINT 1:COLO NO TRESPASSING, KEEP OUT 3:MONO THE FOUNDRY 3:MONO MY LIFE, YOU WANT IT WASHED 3:MONO RAW POWER 3:MONO THE GHASTLY CREW Böttcher, Dr. Michael E., AFIAP Oldenburg, Germany Budak, Ferah Bursa, Turkey 4:MONO SALZBURG CROSSINGS 5:TRAV PRAY 4:MONO WATER FALL BW NO.13 6:TRAV CAMELEER 6:TRAV CHILD ACCEPTANCE LIST FOR SOLWAY SALON Page 6 of 50 1:COLO=Colour-open, 2:COLO=Colour-creative, 3:MONO=Mono-open, 4:MONO=Mono-landscape 5:TRAV=Travel-open, 6:TRAV=Travel-people Bunanta, Agatha Jakarta 12210, Indonesia Carr, Randy Yukon, Oklahoma, USA 1:COLO AMAZING LIGHTS 3:MONO ASIAN POSE 2:COLO HANOMAN ON FIRE 3:MONO FALLING RINGSIDE 3:MONO MELASTI CEREMONY 2 4:MONO BUTTE 3:MONO MORNING IN RICE FIELD 4:MONO COLD MOUNTAIN 4:MONO SAWARNA ROCKS 5:TRAV SPECTACULAR LIGHTS Caruso, Carlos Dario Lanus Este, Buenos Aires, Argentina 5:TRAV GREEN SKY 3 1:COLO EN MOVIMIENTO (Medal) 5:TRAV LIGHTS FROM THE SKY 1 1:COLO FANTASMAS EN LA BIBLIOTECA 2:COLO AYER Bushe, Catherine, AFIAP Dublin, Ireland 3:MONO COMO EN LOS VIEJOS TIEMPOS 3:MONO CROSSING THE SQUARE 5:TRAV MADRUGADA EN BRUJAS 6:TRAV FUMANDO ESPERO Bysack, Subrata Kolkata, West Bengal, India 1:COLO WONDERING Castieau, Julie, AFIAP, LAPS Ringwood North, Victoria, 3:MONO EYE TO EYE 2 Australia 3:MONO CRYING CHILD 2 3:MONO INCENSED 4:MONO MOULDED BEAUTY 4:MONO CEMENT CREEK CASCADES 4:MONO SHADES OF LIFE 5:TRAV OUR BEAUTIFUL COASTLINE 5:TRAV WORKOUT BEFORE TAJ 6:TRAV BEGGAR LADY 5:TRAV JOURNEY ENDS Cattaruzza, Gabriel Ciudad Autónoma De Buenos Aires, Ciudad Cam, Suleyman, AFIAP Esenyurt Istanbul, Turkey Autónoma De Buenos Aires, Argentina 1:COLO ICE CREAM II 1:COLO TINTA ROJA 3:MONO LES COQS 3:MONO EL GLOBO 3:MONO
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