Projected Image (2) 17th November 2009

These high scoring images are taken (with the consent of the authors) from the projected image competition. They have been rescaled on a standard mid-grey background with a narrow black margin to maintain separation but are otherwise unchanged; any 'key lines' are included just as they were inserted by the photographers. There were 95 digital entries in total.

Scores are awarded by the judge out of a maximum of 20. Titles are not disclosed during the judging. The 'development' class is intended for those members who are actively developing their skills in competition photography.

Judge: Caroline Colgate LRPS

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Class: Development

Score 20: Tackle by Paul Morgan

Score 20: Window Dressing by Paula Herron

Score 20: Propellor by Evelyn Barnard

Score 20: Stairs in Bath by Rob Leder

Score 19: Chasing the Birds by Martin Broadley

Score 19: Early Breakfast by June Lancaster

Score 18: Cagliari Mono2 by Chris Yeatman

Score 18: Portrait of a Boy by Lillo Alessi

Score 18: Windsor Walk by Preeti Valand

Score 18: Close & Personal by Rachel Hague

Score 18: Bridge near Hurley by Rob Leder

Score 18: Simplicity by Preeti Valand

Score 18: Canoeist by Evelyn Barnard

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Class: Open

Score 20: Sahara Morning by Glynn Grylls

Score 20: Rain Coming by David Birch

Score 20: Beech Nuts by Michael Kiely

Score 20: Olivia by Dean Feltimo

Score 19: Moth by Sandra Marsh

Score 19: The Red Towel by David Birch

Score 19: Light Pollution by Andrew Beattie

Score 19: Monkey by Chris Gledhill

Score 18: Grand Canyon Rainbow by Stewart Robertson

Score 18: Corridor by Sharon Ribbon

Score 18: Fiddling in Fun by Colin Ball

Score 18: Arms Reach by Julian Hillier

Score 18: Woman in Fez by Glyn Grylls

Score 18: Lovin’ It! by Andrew Beattie

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Please be aware that there are technical difficulties in the precise matching of image presentations across different computer platforms, between projected images on screen and equivalent prints, and then in these web-based versions. Most of these issues have been resolved, but there may be small differences between what you see here and what members saw 'live' on the evening of the competition.

-- JohnAshford -21st November 2009