Founded 1957
Competition No 1 -
Simon Phillpotts a West Burton wildlife photographer judged our first winter season competition. From the 31 entries in the digital projected images section there were commended for Secretary Jonathan Woolley with “Semerwater Dawn”, Treasurer Terry Thistlethwaite with “No Graffiti” and two for Saskia Slavin with “Oliver Twist” and “Surfers”. In third place was Lewis Marshall with “Viewpoint”, second was our Treasurer again, Terry Thistlethwaite with “Bank of Steam”, and first was Jonathan Woolley with “Butterfly and Tulipa”. On the points leader board Lewis is fourth, Saskia third, Terry second and Jonathan is first.
“Butterfly and Tulipa” by Jonathan Woolley, winner of the DPI Category
There were 21 entries in the prints section. There were commended for “The Three
of Us” by Raymond Ryder, and “Ripon Cathedral” by Lewis Marshall. Third place went
to Saskia Slavin with “Chained”, second to Jonathan Woolley with the “Tannery -
On the leader board Raymond and Terry are joint third, Jonathan is second and Saskia is firmly in the lead.
Christine Whitehead the Chairman proposed the well deserved vote of thanks.
“Vampires” by Saskia Slavin, winner of the Print Category
Competition No 2 -
Ian Whittaker from Healey had the daunting task of judging almost 50 entries in the Club's "Past it's best" competition.
In the digital projected images Jason Weatherill, one of our younger members, had a commended for "Am I worth repairing" and third for "There is a hole in my roof". Not to be outdone Jason's father Colin took second with "Old dairy" taken in Coverdale. First was Jonathan Woolley with "Last furrow ploughed" of an old Ferguson tractor.
“Last furrow plough’d” by Jonathan Woolley, winner of the DPI Category
In the print section Robert Helliwell had a commended for "Old scores", Jonathan Woolley was third with "Rusting roadster", Margaret Burnett was second with "Falling" of a rose past it's best and young member Saskia Slavin took first with "All alone".
Ian Whittaker awarded "Best in Show" to Saskia's print which he described as outstanding quality, before Chairman Christine Whitehead proposed a well earned vote of thanks.
“All Alone” by Saskia Slavin, winner of the Print Category
Competition Results 2011/2012
Over the three competitions in prints, Bob Helliwell and Colin Weatherill are in joint third place, Jonathan Woolley is second and 11 yr old Saskia Slavin wins the print competition for this year.
In digital projected images Colin Weatherill is third, Saskia Slavin has moved up to second, and Jonathan Woolley wins first place.
Congratulations to the winners and to all those who entered!
For a list of all Trophy Winners and placing's for the 2010/11 Season "Click Here"
For a look at the League Tables and placing’s for this year’s competitions “Click Here”
Competition No -
On a wet and blustery Monday evening a full house turned out to hear local photographer and artist George Bridger judge the Club's third competition of the season on the subject of "Industrial".
In the print section there were highly commended for Bob Helliwell with the Dairy
Industry and Jonathan Woolley with the Tanning Industry. Jonathan Woolley was also
third with Pressure Vessel at Gunnerside, Bob Helliwell was second with Cogs of Industry,
and Colin Weatherill came first with No Flames Tonight -
“No Flames Tonight” by Colin Weatherill, winner of the Print Category
In the digital projected images there were highly commended for Saskia Slavin with God hates us all, Industry Controls by Bob Helliwell, and Turbine at Woodhall by Jonathan Woolley. Third was Colin Weatherill with Crane, second was Saskia Slavin with Symmetry, and Chairman Christine Whitehead took first with Teeside
“Teeside” by Christine Whitehead, winner of the DPI Category
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