There was no need for the projector on Monday night as we were about to enjoy some of the wonderful prints from three of our long standing members.

We were very impressed with Rex’s prints taken around the Port of Wellington along with some of his street photography.

Bernie showed us a wide range of portrait shots and landscapes of his travels around the world with his wife including Tibet and Afghanistan.

Roger explained to the group how he enjoyed bringing images to life by way of using calendars, Christmas cards and books as gifts. Also giving us an insight to what he actually has mounted in his own home with a variety of prints on canvas and also mounts on acrylic sheets.

 

NATEX RESULTS 2016

 

Congratulations Carol, on winning the Best Landscape Print! And Gavin, on your Honours Ribbon in Nature Projected.

 

OPEN PRINTS

Best Landscape Print – H.S. James Landscape Award & PSNZ Gold Medal

Carol Molineux LSPNZ

Below the Fall

Acceptances

Neil Gordon APSNZ

Maniototo Farm

Tussock

Wind Power

Alison Viskovic FPSNZ

After-Dinner Fantasy

Sick Sense of Humour

Coastline

Susie Whelan

Emily

 

OPEN PROJECTED IMAGES

Acceptances

Neil Gordon APSNZ

Submerged Peaks

Summer Boat Fun

Gavin Klee

Evening Flight

My World

Alison Viskovic FPSNZ

Late Sunlight

 

NATURE PRINTS

Acceptances

Neil Gordon APSNZ

Shallow Cumulonimbus Snowshower over Middlemarch Valley

Southern Crested Caracara, Chile

Gavin Klee

Chrysococcyx ludidus

Petroica Macrocephala

Bowdlerise punctata

Carol Molineux LPSNZ

Aptenodytes patagonicus

Hihi

Cinereous Harrier

 

NATURE PROJECTED IMAGES

PSNZ Honours Ribbon

Gavin Klee

Emberiza citrinella

Acceptances

Neil Gordon APSNZ

Beach Cusps

Kelvin-Helmholtz Billows – South America

Gavin Klee

Platalea regia

Carol Molineux LPSNZ

Argyrophenga sp

Development Night 7th March

Focusing on use of camera controls – bring your camera, and be prepared to try things afterwards out in a small project we’ll set you!

For the development group on 7th March. Carol has compiled some pages on camera settings and will show photos that use different settings and their effect on the photo. Then people attending can then form groups to help each other set their camera up to replicate the same kind of photos.

Remember to bring your camera  and manual along.