| 2016
Club Placings |
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| Digital
A+ Grade |
Prints
A+ Grade |
| 1.
Karen Duffy |
1.
Lynette Rankine |
| 2.
Liane Day |
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| 3.
Maureen Gilbert |
Prints
A Grade |
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1.
Daniel Hillier |
| Digital
A Grade |
2.
Cora Lea |
| 1.
Kym Morris |
3.
Melleah Jane Mewett |
| 2.
Cath Koch |
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| 3.
Bill Sturgess |
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| Digital
AB Grade |
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| 1.
Cheryl Nancarrow |
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| 2.
Rod Taylor |
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| 3.
Catherine Carey |
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| 3.
Ronnie Bloye |
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Digital
B Grade
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| 1.
Noeleen Berg |
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| 2.
Maris Silins |
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| 3.
Julie Walters |
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| Congratulations
to the members who are changing grades in 2017! |
| 2017
AB Grade |
2017
A Grade |
Noeleen
Berg, Maris Silins and
Julie Walters. |
Cheryl
Nancarrow, Rod Taylor,
Catherine Carey and Ronnie Bloye. |
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| Dianne
Arthur Memorial Award > Ina
Stacey |
The
Dianne Arthur Memorial Award recognises a female member
who is pursuing their passion in photography at a
later age in life and who is an active member of Redlands
Camera Club showing effort and persistence.
This award recognises Ina Stacey, a quiet achiever
who is committed to photography and has a continued,
consistent relationship with the Redlands Camera Club.
She has been a member of the club for many years,
supports club events and both internal and external
club competition regularly. |
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| Allen
Forbes Trophy > Christine
Morgan |
The
Allen Forbes Trophy recognises service and dedication
to the club over a period of time, in addition to
photographic skill.
Christine is dedicated to photography and improvement.
She has been involved with various aspects of club
events ranging from putting forward outing suggestions
to helping organise models for photographic shoots.
She's prominent in greeting new people and members
as they arrive on a club evening and has quietly worked
in the background supporting the club as well as fulfilling
her role as club secretary for the past 3 years. |
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| Barrie
Russell Memorial Award >
Tony Bloor |
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 commemorated 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. This award
goes to Tony Bloor.
Over the years Tony has been a constant, consistent
contributing member of the club. His dedication
to photography has seen him successful not only
in club competition but also in National and International
Exhibitions.
Tony is known for his friendly and helpful nature
and has been responsible for leading and being part
of club events/tutorials through his time with the
club.
Tony has faced some health hurdles in the past and
we're pleased to see him get past those issues and
return to club with his passion for photography
continuing.
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| Service
Award > Allan
Davis |
| Service
Award > Peter
Gillanders |
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| 2016
APS Honours |
The
Australian Photographic Society rewards its
members who achieve excellence
in photography with their own honours and also recommends
photographers for International Distinctions conferred
by the International Federation of Photographic
Art (FIAP). |
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| Grand
Master (GMAPS) |
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| Pia
Jessen GMAPS EFIAP/S |
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| 2016
FIAP Honours |
Conferred
by International Federation of Photographic Art
(FIAP).
In order to honour photographic artists who, after
having received the EFIAP distinction, continue to
actively participate in international salons under
FIAP Patronage and by so help to promote photography
with their new artistic production. |
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| EFIAP
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| Brian
Russell EFIAP FAPS |
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