PHOTOGRAPHIC DISPLAY.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17251, 29 August 1919, Page 9

PHOTOGRAPHIC DISPLAY.

%UOKLAND CAMERA CLUB. The display of photographs opened yesterday at the Camera Club's Room.iicludes a number of beautiful studies, the j exhibition consisting of the winning photo- I graphs in at interprovincial competition i held bv the Diiuedin Camera Club. Dun- i edin proved the winner, the Southland Technical College came second, Welling- i ton third, Auckland fourth, Invercargill Y.M.C.A. fifth, and Hamilton sixth. Some of the prize exhibits are exceptionally fine. Dunedin's collection of 12 includes asplendid sepia study of rugged pine trunks, two fine bits of architectural detail, and a couple of head studies. The Southland dinplay also contains some attractive pictures, two river studies with beautiful lighting effects, standing out conspicuously. Wellington has sent in some very good figure studies, including a most happy little group of children on the I sands: the. pastoral scene and seascape ' are also of high standard. In Auckland's j display, " The Crystal " is the most i arresting study : the pose of the draped figure and the draping itself is beautiful. ; A mob of cattle driven in the dust-clouds at sunset is another fine piece of xvorlc, | while the forest studies are also good. In j the remaining displays there are some, excellent seascapes and landscapes. The whole collection is of high artistic, standard, and representative of the best work ! of the Dominion's photographers. j i