FIRST FOR NEW YEAR

Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31304, 25 February 1967, Page 19

FIRST FOR NEW YEAR

Photography Competitions

The first colour competition for 1967 of the Christchurch Photographic Society was judged by Mr D. Hearn, A.R.P.S. The results are:—

Honours.—“Salute,” by F. L. Bowron, F.R.P.S., A.P.S.A.; “Golden Melody,” by W. L. Miller; “No Title,” by J. T. Morgan. Slides accepted for exhibition.—" Sunlit Pastures," by Mr* K. Bowron; “Life Cycle,” by D. S. Ferguson; “Late Light,” by Mrs J. Hay; “Camellias Three," by Mrs J. Hay; “Extract,” by A. Lee; “In Reflection," by W. L. Miller; “Red, White and Op Pop,” by Mrs S. Peverill; “Placid Beauty,” by Mrs B. Wright; "Two Poor Soles,” by Mrs B. Wright; “Quiet Waters,” by Mrs B. Wright; “Decoration,” by Mrs L. Walmsley, A.R.P.S.; “Multi Storied," by Mrs E. Donovan; “No Title," by J. T. Morgan; “Morning Mists,” by Mrs D. M. Taylor. The awards granted at the first open competition of the New Brighton Photographic Club were: Monochrome Honours: “Anne,” by A. Ewart; “Maria,” by H. Palmer. Acceptances: “Dr. Caligari’s Cabinet,” by R. Lewis; “Sweet and Low,” by S. Lundy; “Nosy,” by P. McCulloch; “Old Tom,” by H. Palmer. Colour —Honours: “Fantasy in Ice,” by S. Lundy. Acceptances: “Pink Beauty," by J. Ancall; “Bathed in Gold,” by O. Harris. Highly Commended.— “Fiordland," by K. Mackay; “End of Day,” by A. Savage.