This is the time to celebrate all photographers who have won competitions during the year. Trophies have been presented by Ian Pinn (Chairman) and Steve Roper (Vice Chairman ). Congratulations to all winners, especially to Scott Wilson OUTLAW OF THE YEAR in both Print and Digital category ! To see Best of of NOPS 2012 […]
I was fortunate (?) enough to be chosen to judge the above annual event. All club members from our federation (N&EMPF) are invited to enter, sadly only 15 individuals put work forward, quite a low number but the quantity of images is then ‘topped-up’ from Rushcliffe PS members.
It is with great pleasure to report another record breaking achievement at the Outlaws. 37 clubs entered this years exhibition with a total of over 3000 images across all sections. The Outlaws finished in 7th place overall, an outstanding result for what is essentially still a small club. Our acceptances were as follows;
Each year (well this is the 3rd) we have a friendly (?) battle with Melbourne PS, we have won the first 2 encounters, the last one being by just one point, even after several recounts! This year they promised to avenge that narrow defeat……………………………
One of Scott’s dramatic flowerscape images – Rojo – was “commended” by judges in this year’s Landscape Photographer of the Year competition and won a place in the Awards book – Landscape Photographer of the Year : Collection 6 – which is published on October 31st. The image has also been chosen for the Awards […]
So another year and another trip ends with a degree of sadness. After all that “looking forwards to it”, it is over. A great trip as always although not a very inspiring location, most participants took to the Lake District or the North York moors for photo inspiration, so in all the location was reasonably central.
This months theme of ‘Self Portrait’ inspired only a handful of entrants. It was interesting to see though that those of you that did bother came up with some very clever ideas. Michal (Tekel) with a self portrait without any human in it at all, Lesters scary half and half, Steve (Giles) pondering his fate […]
We always like to celebrate fellow Outlaws achievements, whether they be within the club or elsewhere. Recently two of our members have had great success in their external photographic endeavours.
As part of our 25 year celebrations Nottingham Outlaws have launched our latest photographic exhibition at Nottingham Castle in the Nottingham Life section of the Castle.
There’s an ambition burning bright on the photography scene in Nottingham, as the city’s fastest growing club, the Nottingham Outlaws, looks back on 25 years of friendship, irreverence and a stunning portfolio of work that would grace any exhibition hall in the country.
