| 2021
Club Placings |
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| Digital
A Grade |
Prints
A Grade |
| 1 |
Pia
Jessen EFIAP/G
GMAPS SAPS |
1 |
Pia
Jessen EFIAP/G
GMAPS SAPS |
| 2 |
Valerie
Kleindienst AFIAP
MAPS |
2 |
Valerie
Kleindienst AFIAP
MAPS |
| 3 |
Kym
Douglas EFIAP/B
APSEM |
3 |
Paul
Balfe LAPS |
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| Digital
AB Grade |
Prints
AB Grade |
| 1 |
Fleur
Walton |
1 |
Bev
Kerr |
| 2 |
Mike
Hennessy |
2 |
Wendy
Bauer |
| 3 |
Leanne
Stonehouse |
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| Digital
B Grade |
Prints
B Grade |
| 1 |
Neville
Wostear |
1 |
Margaret
Duncan |
| 1 |
Phillipa
Grobler |
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| 2 |
Margaret
Duncan |
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| 3 |
Trevor
Dunstan |
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| Congratulations
to the members who are changing grades in 2022! |
| 2021
A Grade |
| Fleur
Walton, Leanne Stonehouse. |
| 2021
AB Grade |
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| Margaret
Duncan, Phillipa Grobler, Trevor Dunstan. |
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| Noel
Clark Excellence Award > |
Noel
Clark EFIAP FAPS PPSA PSQA was a passionate photographer,
a successful International exhibitor and respected
judge. He was generous with his time in helping others
and a strong leader within the club throughout the
years.
Noel was a member of the club from February 2008 until
November 2019, when he passed away suddenly of a heart
attack. Noel was known for his sense of humour, cheeky
grin and working tirelessly to help members flourish
in their photography. Noel gained great satisfaction
seeing club members progress & succeed and rejoiced
when they did.
The Noel Clark Excellence Award recognises a member
who has actively pursued their passion in photography
to improve, progress and succeed. This award may also
be used to recognise a member who has contributed
to others through club activities. |
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| Dan
Hillier |
| Dan
is a wonderfully talented photographer who has a wealth
of experience in many aspects of photography, both
in the traditional darkroom as well as the modern,
digital environment. He has dabbled in many corners
of photography including alternative processes and
is always up for trying something different. We recognise
Dan for his knowledge and experience, and we appreciate
all of the work and preparation he puts into the workshops
he runs for club members.
This
year Dan ran two brilliant Cyanotypes workshops,
one with Bob Darling at his home and the other at
the Lions Club. Both workshops were a lot of fun
and it was very interesting for members to learn
this alternative method of outputting their works.
In the club rooms Dan presented 'Getting started
with Astrophotography', and also ran an astro workshop
on the Beechmere foreshore.
Dan
was a valued member of the project team and an individual
exhibitor in our 'The Way We See' photographic Exhibition
at Redland Museum which ran during April and May.
He regularly joins club events and gets involved
with club outings and tours. Dan has participated
throughout the entire year in the club Image Critiques
Digital section and also the Print Section. He is
well known for his beautiful prints and imagery
which are such a pleasure to view.
Congratulations Dan!
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| Dianne
Arthur Memorial Award > |
Di
Arthur had a love and passion for photography in her
younger years, then came children and family and other
commitments. Later in life Di's passion was rekindled
when she joined the Redlands Camera club, she loved
photography and had a great passion at a later age
in life to improve and grow in it. Di passed away
suddenly, but is dearly remembered by all of the many
friends within the club for her photography passion,
laughter and zest for life.
The woman receiving the Di Arthur award exemplifies
a woman with an active passion for photography, improvement
and growth to achieve their best. |
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| Christine
Fenwick |
| Christine
has a boundless energy and an unquenchable thirst
to learn the technical aspects of her camera as well
as photographic techniques. She's very active with
her photography and has been a regular participant
in many club activities throughout the year. Congratulations
Christine! |
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| Allen
Forbes Trophy > |
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trophy was designed to recognise the faithfulness
of a person in their photographic life, support for
other events of the club and assisting others where
possible. The Allen Forbes trophy recognises service
to the club over a period of time. |
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| Liane
Day FAPS |
Liane
joined the club operations team in 2018, she holds
the position of assistant treasurer and catering co-ordinator.
Every club night Liane organises members to assist
with catering, attends every club meeting, and mans
the reception desk even while living through some
challenging situations as she waits for her new home
to be built and struggling with a shoulder injury
after a fall at work. We want to thank Liane for everything
that she does for the club and members, and we also
wish her a speedy recovery for the next round of her
shoulder surgery!
Congratulations Liane! |
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| Barrie
Russell Memorial Award >
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Barrie
was an original member of the club, a born photographer
and successful exhibitor. He was also a talented sail
maker and well known in yachting circles.
During his membership of the club, he helped those
who were new to photography as well as more experienced
members who sought his help.
He
died from a heart attack at an early age and this
trophy commemorates his memory and club contributions.
The taller sections of the trophy represent the
sails and the camera, his photography.
The award was established to recognise the contribution
of one member during the year to club activities.
It has also been used to recognise the commitment
and advancement of skills by members, particularly
those who are newer members of the club.
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| Lurline
Slater |
| We
want to recognise Lurline's contribution to the club
and members. Lurline participated in the Image Critiques
in both the Digital and Print topics throughout the
year. She was involved with, and assisted with the
Redlands Print Exhibition at the Redland Museum. Lurline
has faithfully assisted many club members particularly
with phone photography and also took up her library
role which she shares with Wendy Bauer.
In
2018 Lurline started the group that was originally
known as the iPhoneography group and was later changed
to the Mobile Phone photography Group, so that Android
phone users were included. The group met once a
once month and covered topics such as mobile app
reviews, in camera apps, accessories, courses, field
trips and monthly image critiques. The group was
attended by a core group of members who have enjoyed
and appreciated all of the work Lurline put into
this very helpful resource. After running this group
for 4 years Lurline has decided to close the group
as it has run its course. Let's thank Lurline with
a big hand!
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