TPS Skills Night
Guest Speaker: Pippa Ellis, Universal Drones – using drones for photography and cinematography (TBC)
Image Challenge: Perspective
by Graham Harris, July 15, 2017
TPS Skills Night
The Agenda for this night includes:
- Image Processing with FastStone (Allan Rosser)
- Portraiture (Graham Burstow)
- Posing App (Graham Harris)
- Use of Gradient Filters (Margaret Kebble)
- Using the TPS MyPhotoClub website (Graham Harris)
For this month the Image Challenge is “Music”. Please send up to five images for this Challenge, together with up to five images for the Field Day and five for the Favourites to be included in the Skills Night audio-visual to me at graham_harris@westnet.com.au by 6:00pm on Thursday 24th August 2017.
by Graham Harris, July 15, 2017
TPS Skills Night
The Agenda for tonight includes:
- Dry and Wet Sensor Dust Cleaning (with Hudson Henry)
- Competition Pointers (with Peter Eastway)
- The Lightroom Interface (with Matt Kloskowski)
For this month the Image Challenge is “Far Away”. Please send up to five images for this Challenge, together with up to five images for the Field Day and five for the Favourites to be included in the Skills Night audio-visual to me at graham_harris@westnet.com.au by 6:00pm on Thursday 24th August 2017.
by Graham Harris, July 15, 2017
TPS Competition Night
Open
Set
- Shapes
- Suburban Life
Judge: Graham Burstow, OAM, FPSQ, FAPS, FRPS, FPSA. EFIAP, HAFB, HFAPS, PSQA
by Graham Harris, July 15, 2017
TPS Competition Night
Open
Set
- Letters
- Sport
Judge: Tryg Helander
by Graham Harris, July 15, 2017
TPS Competition Night
Open
Set
- Cityscape – the visual appearance from a distance of a city or urban area; a city landscape.
- People – A photograph of a person or persons that may range from a head study to fill body length. This section includes candid photographs and formal portraits
Judge: Elizabeth Kodela EFIAP/b, FAPS, GPU2CR, PSQA
by Graham Harris, July 15, 2017
TPS Competition Night
Open
Set:
- Doors/Windows – The main subject must have a door(s) and/or window(s) as the dominant feature. Parts of door(s) and/or window(s) are allowed.
- Landscape – A landscape is a photograph of natural scenery with land and sky based elements displayed in a pictorial fashion. It may include evidence of man, people, animals, even part of the sea provided that none of these additional elements dominate the photograph.
Judge: John Stewart, AASAPS, FAPS, PSQA
by Graham Harris, July 15, 2017
TPS Competition Night
Open
Set:
- Upset may include any of the following:- the overturning of something (e.g. a cart); turning upside down; disturbing mentally or emotionally; perturb; physical upset; defeating or overthrow of an opponent and its use in metalworking to thicken the end of (a piece of heated metal) by hammering on the end against the length of the piece.
- Long Exposure, or slow-shutter photography involves using a long-duration shutter speed to sharply capture the stationary elements of images while blurring, smearing, or obscuring the moving elements.
Judge: Gerard Saide SSAPS PSQA (TBC)
by Graham Harris, July 15, 2017
TPS Competition Night
Open
Set
- Music – As a photographer can you meet the challenge of music?
Besides the obvious, photographing the making of music–musicians and concerts, instruments and equipment, I think music photography is also about capturing an artist’s “sound” in an image. A good music photo should communicate what the artist is about, not only what they sound like but also their personalities. But the end result needs to be generally pleasing, what appeals to some people will not appeal to others.
But don’t just stop there, or even start there. What makes music to your ears? I don’t want to put that in concrete terms, but there is music in nature, and to convey that in photography requires thought, planning and skill–oh yes, timing and opportunity.
2. Broken, Bent or Busted
Self explanatory perhaps, but everything bent isn’t busted, and everything broken, bent or busted may not appear to be, nor are they all “things”.
Judge: Allan Rosser
by Graham Harris, July 15, 2017
TPS Competition Night
Open
Set: No caption required
The message of the image is clearly illustrated by the image itself – there is no need of a title to explain the message of the image.
NOTE: You will have to put a title on the image in order to upload it for competition.
Judge: Tryg Helander
by Graham Harris, July 15, 2017
