The third print competition of the year featured the usual open section and a themed section of “Flight”.
Winner of the open section and overall winner on the night was Sue with her photo, “Chinese Lantern”.
The themed section was topped by Chris Rickels with his skateboarding photo titled “In Flight”
Thanks to everyone who entered. Good to hear another judge surprised at how good we are for a small club!
Click here for the full results
Keep it up!
The second Nottingham Outlaws Portrait evening of the year was a great chance to learn a bit more about using off camera flash. Specifically balancing the ambient light with flash to make portraits really “pop”.
Many thanks to Steve and model Katherine for their advice and inspiration ( and patience! )
Some of the results of the night can be seen below.
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Some of you might have met Steve who was a guest at the last club competition. He is actually a photography lecturer specialising in studio and portrait work. We have invited him to give us a tutorial session on June 3rd, he will be bringing kit and a model, also some money off offers at Calumet. The idea being that he does a half hour talk, then we move onto shooting the model.
This should be an excellent opportunity to work with studio lights/flash with expert guidance available.
There were lots of very interesting entries for both sections in the Nottingham Outlaws’ second projected photography competition of the year.
Winner of the themed section, “reflections” was Scott with his photo ‘Peace’. Top of the open section and overall winner on the night was Les with his image ‘vogue58’
Congratulations to everyone who entered, the winning images can be seen below.
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Last Thursday’s no meeting night was the perfect chance for an evening outing to catch a sunset over Rutland Water.
A good Outlaws turnout saw a pleasant, but not stunning, sunset in a beautiful tranquil setting. The church provided a perfect chance to grab a last minute ‘reflections’ photo for next week’s competition theme!
The photos are starting to pop up on flickr, here are a few of them.
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A thrilling Richard Balter Challenge, hosted by Rushcliffe Photographic Society, saw 11 clubs from across the East Midlands – from Arnold to North East Lincs – battle it out under the rapid fire scrutiny of seasoned NEMPF judge Tony Pioli, who cast a critical eye over images from 55 different photographers.
The Nottingham Outlaws Photography Soc meeting this coming Thursday 15 April 2010 will be a talk by Paul Money, a well known astronomer and photographer.
For those of you who have not seen him at NOPS before, his talks are always well presented and he is a very entertaining speaker. This will be a good night and we look forward to seeing you there.
Last Thursday was the second print competition of the year and consisted of an open section and a themed section, “vanishing point”.
There were a lot of great entries and some really interesting feedback from the judge, professional photographer John McLean.
This Thursday is competition night. It is the second print competition of the year and will have the now usual open section and a themed section. The theme is Vanishing Point so get digging around for your best photos of narrow streets, long piers, tall buildings etc. and get your titles to Ben by Wednesday evening.
Last Thursday saw the Projected Digital home leg of the James Maude Club battle. The Outlaws were victorious with a score of 339 to James Maude’s 323.
Outlaws’ Ian Pinn scored 20 with this image, “Lewis Hamilton”.
Lewis Hamilton – Ian Pinn
Click here for the results from the first leg
and
here for the second leg results