PHOTOGRAPHY AWARDS

Evening Star, Issue 22973, 2 June 1938, Page 11

PHOTOGRAPHY AWARDS

EXHIBITS AT WAIKATO WINTER SHOW OVERSEAS COMPETITORS PROMINENT [Pee United Press Association.] HAMILTON, June 2. The International Salon of Photography awards, held at the Waikato Winter Show, are : Champion Shield for the highest number of points for pictures accepted fop exhibition: Francis Aszmann (Hungary). - . . Challenge Shield for the best picture in novice classes: ‘Winter Shadows, * by Alfred Blyth (Canada). Challenge Cup for the best exhibit i 1 Penitence 1 (‘ Kaiu and Abel ')» bjr Francis Aszmann (Hungary). SALON MEDALS. NOVICES. Landscape or seascape architecture i ‘ Winter Shadows,’ by t Alfred Blyth (Canada!. Portraiture and character studies! ‘ Mista Jim,’ by Alfred Blyth. . Any other subject: ‘ Time Out, by. Vince Thrapp (U.S.A.). WORLD’S PICTORIAL ARTISTS. Members of photographic -societies and clubs, any subject: ‘Bright Eyes,by Samuel Logan, F.R.P.S., England. Landscape or seascape architecture t ‘ Printemps, 1 by L. Misonne (Belgium). , , Portraiture and character studies f ‘ Memento Mori,’ by Axel Bahnsea (TJ.S.A.)- . .. , ' Natural history or scientific subject: < The Dandelion,’ by Otmar Schick (Czechoslovakia). ■ „ „ Animals: ‘Peter,’ by iS,. B. Cooper, A.R.P.S (India). Any other subject: Penitence (‘Kain and Abel’), by Franck Aszmann (Hungary,. The judges were Messrs H. E. Gaze F.R.P.S.. H. Schmidt, F.R.S.A., anc J. Treloar. Ci