Last week at camera club saw the 2nd PDI league competition judging, in which i entered the maximum of 3 images. The 2 highest scoring images are taken into consideration for the league.
The 3 images were completely different. A colourful seascape, a mono scene from a civil war reenactment, and a nature shot of an Arctic Tern with a Sand Eel in it's bill. I personally thought they would score highest in that order from high to low.... However, it just goes to show that judging is very subjective and everyone's opinion is different. My Nature shot came in with 18/20 and the Colourful Seascape was awarded 17/20.
Although not a winner this time around I am very pleased with the scores.
As I have said before a camera club (or photographic society) is a great way to meet other photographers and exchange ideas as well as see what other people are photographing. Whilst social networking sites such as flickr are a great way of viewing other people's images, there is nothing like mingling in person. I personally found that joining a club has helped improve my photography no end as I am sure i have helped others to develop their craft.
To view more on our camera club competitions or find information on our club in general, see Crewe Photographic Society.
Sunday, 20 November 2011
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