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Lois Webb who is one of the Outlaws valued members explains how she created another one of her amazing images.

Behind the scenic landscape

“I love being a member of a photographic society that pushes me to create images I would not produce unless for a themed club competition. This month’s theme was ‘Surrealism’. Inspired by erik.joh this layered fantasy was built using multiple images, all taken by me. Fortunately my family enjoy cosplay so I already had the ‘pathologoc executor’ image as a starting point. Swipe through the post to see all the images I took to complete the final image. You will see that the scale on the sheet was wrong so I had to shrink my daughter to make everything work.

This image was the runner-up in the competition.”

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Escapism

I love being a member of a photographic society that pushes me to create images I would not produce unless for a themed club competition. This month’s theme was ‘Surrealism’. Inspired by @erik.joh this watery fantasy was built using multiple images, all taken by me starting with a seascape of the Andaman sea taken way back in 2008. Using a small fish tank in front of the background seascape on the screen of my computer I used a sweet chilli sauce bottle to produce the image. Swipe through the post to see all the images I took to complete the final image.

This image won the competition.

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On 27th April we held our second PDI competition of the year, at St James Church Centre, and we welcomed Sue Hartley as our judge for the evening.

There were 28 entries in the open and 30 in the themed (Monochrome) sections. Sue complimented the club on having a fine mixture of images, covering a range of subjects. Which led to 10 images being held in the open section and 7 in the themed.

On 24th March we held our first Print competition of the year, at St James Church Centre, and we welcomed Dave Hollingsworth as our judge for the evening.

There were 33 entries in each of the open and themed (Monochrome) sections. Dave complimented the club on having a fine selection of images, covering a range of subjects. Which led to 12 images being held in the open section and 14 in the themed.

We are pleased to announce that 2 members of The Nottingham Outlaws Photographic Society have had prints selected for the North & East Midlands Photographic Federation entry in the PAGB Print Competition and Exhibition for 2022. This Exhibition is a travelling exhibition which tours the country over the next year.