The scores from the second competition of the season, judged by Andy Wilson on 13th November are as follows:
Colour – free choice of subject
Title | Author | Points |
Ramani the Indian Dancer | Carol Martin | 20 |
Soft White Dahlia | Jim Love | 20 |
Look into my eyes | Pat Childerhouse | 19 |
On the Turn | Richard Lovelock | 19 |
harlequinesque | Tim Bridge | 19 |
Summertime | Andy Chapman | 18 |
Scarborough Harbour | David Butcher | 18 |
The Street Drummer | David Walker | 18 |
The family Outing | Mel Wellard | 18 |
King Vulture | Mick Brown | 18 |
Enjoying the Sunset | Tim Bridge | 18 |
Long eared owl | Andy Chapman | 17 |
Big skies over Cley | Dale Wellard | 17 |
Wells next to sea | John Percy | 17 |
Frog at night | Maggie Chapman | 17 |
Oystercatcher family | Pat Childerhouse | 17 |
Steam Train | Sue Childerhouse | 17 |
Family Life of Bluetits | David Walker | 16 |
African Sunrise | Jeff Prosser | 16 |
Dazzling Dahlia | Jim Love | 16 |
Pinecones | Maggie Chapman | 16 |
Coming In To Land | Shirley Glaister | 16 |
Dangerous Lady | Carol Martin | 15 |
Roses | Darren Plestead | 15 |
Mayfly | Mick Brown | 15 |
Awaiting the Flood | Richard Lovelock | 15 |
Tiger at Longleat | Darren Plestead | 14 |
West of West Bay, Dorset | David Butcher | 14 |
Eagle Eyed | Jeff Prosser | 14 |
Black Beauty | John Percy | 14 |
It’s a long way to Blakeney | Mel Wellard | 14 |
Pack Horse Bridge | Dale Wellard | 13 |
Shaggy Parasol | Shirley Glaister | 13 |
Round the bend | Sue Childerhouse | 13 |
Monochrome – “Dereliction”
Title | Author | Score |
Through the Windows | Dale Wellard | 20 |
It’s Got Potential! | Carol Martin | 19 |
Borehole Pump | Pat Childerhouse | 19 |
Engaged | Mick Brown | 18.5 |
An Abandoned Builder’s Store | Carol Martin | 18 |
Abbey Ruins | Dale Wellard | 18 |
Our Cottage Hospital | David Walker | 18 |
Left to rot | Jim Love | 18 |
Down to Earth | Mirielle Rowlands | 18 |
Beached on the Marsh | Darren Plestead | 17 |
Clearing the Way. | David Butcher | 17 |
It’s written on the walls | Mel Wellard | 17 |
Field Barn Farm | Pat Childerhouse | 17 |
The Grand Old Lady | Richard Lovelock | 17 |
Remains Of Greyfriars. Dunwich | Shirley Glaister | 17 |
Leaky Boat | Tim Bridge | 17 |
Those That Have Not | David Walker | 16 |
Skeletal | Jeff Prosser | 16 |
In need of TLC | John Percy | 16 |
Rusting away | Mel Wellard | 16 |
Hidden Depths | Richard Lovelock | 16 |
Rescue Me | Sue Childerhouse | 16 |
Rust in Peace | Tim Bridge | 16 |
Walls End | Jeff Prosser | 15 |
For Rent | Mick Brown | 15 |
Collapsed | Sue Childerhouse | 15 |
Derelict Building, Haddenham, | Darren Plestead | 14 |
Lost Dream | David Butcher | 14 |
Houghton House Ruins | Jim Love | 14 |
A Place In the sun | Shirley Glaister | 14 |
Brograve mill | John Percy | 13 |
Open – free choice of subject
Title | Author | Points |
The Crescent | David Walker | 20 |
Excalibur | David Walker | 20 |
Teasel | Andy Chapman | 19 |
Let There be Light | Shirley Glaister | 18.5 |
Derek the Morris Man | Carol Martin | 18 |
Round And Round And Round We Go | Mick Brown | 18 |
Lowestoft Marina | Mick Brown | 18 |
Honouring the Missing Man | Richard Lovelock | 18 |
A Hole In One | Shirley Glaister | 18 |
Fowey Panorama | Tim Bridge | 18 |
The Water Clock on Southwold Pier | Carol Martin | 17 |
Brancaster Staithe. | David Butcher | 17 |
Darkness Falling | Jeff Prosser | 17 |
Night Steps to the Abbey | Sue Childerhouse | 17 |
Goldie Horn | David Butcher | 16 |
Adjustments | Pat Childerhouse | 16 |
Hotel Walham | Pat Childerhouse | 16 |
Checking the Delivery. | Richard Lovelock | 16 |
Tide’s Out | Sue Childerhouse | 16 |
Idyllic pond | Andy Chapman | 15 |
Southwold seagull | Maggie Chapman | 15 |
On Windermere | Tim Bridge | 15 |
Red Panda | Darren Plestead | 14 |
Hot Rod | Darren Plestead | 14 |
Tracked | Jeff Prosser | 14 |
Picnic in the park | Maggie Chapman | 14 |
The Scratch Post | Mirielle Rowlands | 14 |
Congratulations to all, it was good to see a wide range of entries. All prints that scored 18 or above are elegible for the end of season “All-Winners” competition – when they could become our Photograph of the Year. These high scorers may not be entered in any other club competition.