PAGB News Issue 62

Please click here to see Issue 62 of e-news from the PAGB which features the 16th FIAP Nature Biennial and the PAGB at Focus. 

Stokesley Snapshot Book

The Stokesley Snapshot book is now available to purchase from Paula Davies at a cost of £20, which takes advantage of a bulk buying discount. A preview of the book can be seen at www.blurb.com/books/3055141

If you would like to purchase a copy of the book taking advantage of the discount please send Paula Davies a deposit of £10 with your postal and e-mail address or telephone number. Cheques should be made payable to Paula Davies. The balance will be payable upon delivery. If you live outside the Stokesley area and the book needs to be posted to you we will need to charge for postage and packing.

Send the deposit to:

Paula Davies, 26 The Stripe, Stokesley, TS9 5PU

e-mail paula AT pixelfoto.co.uk

tel: 01642 714972

PAGB E-News 59, 60 and 61

These latest editions of PAGB E-News are Special Illustrated Editions of e-news featuring the GB Cup 2012.  They are rich in photographs and if they had all been published as one issue it would have been too large for speedy downloading.


E-News 59
E-News 60
E-News 61

Cotswold Monochrome Salon of Photography

You are cordially invited to take part in the 17th National Monochrome Exhibition, the Cotswold Salon 2012 which is held with patronage of the PAGB (17/2012) and as part of the British Photographic Exhibition awards scheme.

There are two categories,'Silver Print' and 'Digital Print' each with the same three monochrome classes:

'Scapes' - landscapes, seascapes, city scapes - or any other 'scape'

'People' - any photo where the main subject is a person or people

'Other' - any subject not catered for above

Full details of the classes, rules and entry form can be downloaded from the group website

Closing date for entries is Friday 1st June 2012.

The Salon is being held at the original venue: Blackfriars Priory, Gloucester from 10am to 5pm daily from Thursday 2nd August until Sunday 5th August.

PAGB E-News 58

Please click on this link to see Issue 58 of e-news from the PAGB.   Quite a short issue but with a whole Appendix of adverts because of Focus on Imaging.  If you are going to Focus please say hello to PAGB's sponsors and mention e-news and/or the PAGB.  Every little helps.

http://www.pagbnews.co.uk/e-news/en58180212GBcup.pdf

IN THIS ISSUE

2   GB Cup 2012 
3   GB Cup 2012
4   Happy Birthday + Notices
5   Calling All MPAGB - again

Focus on Imaging Appendix -  Visit the PAGB and our Sponsors at Focus

NCPF Website Updates

The following update has been made to the NCPF web site since the last update message.


1.      News Items
Stockton PCS leaves the Federation


2.      Events/Diary:-
a)      Advanced details of the Beamish Weekend in June and the subsequent competition in October.
b)      Details of two future events being held at Whickham PC.
c)      Details of Durham PS Print Exhibition in March
d)      Details of RPS Northern AV Group meeting at Snods Edge


3.      PAGB ‘e-news
Two new editions of PAGB ‘e-news’ are available, including results of the PAGB GB Cup.

PAGB E-News 57

The latest edition of PAGB E-News can be obtained by clicking here.

In this issue:
2  Highlights from the February PAGB Meeting
3 Men and Women of Distinction
4       Calling all MPAGB
5 Notices
6 Featured Photographer & Permajet winner
7 APM Advice of Facebook and Notices
8 … and Finally

Focus on Imaging Appendix -  Visit the PAGB and our Sponsors at Focus

NCPF Website Updates

The following update has been made to the NCPF web site since the last update message.

1.      Competitions/Annual Competitions

All necessary downloads and information appertaining to the 2012 NCPF Annual Competitions are now available and should be accessed by Competition secretaries

2.      Events/Diary:-

Details of NYSD’s 60^th Anniversary Lecture in March
(Posters are attached for Club Secretaries to display on Club Notice boards please).

3.      Northern Focus:-

The Spring 2012 Edition of Northern Focus is now on line.

4.      Directory Updates:-

And another update to be noted.

5.      PAGB e-news

Issue 56 of PAGB e-news is now available and on line.

All of the images submitted for the last competition 'Rusty &/or Crusty' and the Winners Galleries are now on the web site for any one wishing to look at them at their leisure.

Joe Cornish Lecture

Don't forget Joe Cornish HonFRPS will be visiting our club on Thursday 1st March and the meeting will be in the upstairs room of Stokesley Town Hall.

Entry is free for SPS club members but visitors will be charged £5.  Entry by ticket only.

PAGB E-News 56

Please click on this link to read Issue 56 of the PAGB E-News.


IN THIS ISSUE

2 Meritorious Service Awards APAGB
3 Results of our AV Awards Consultation
4 Notices from FIAP & RPS
5 Ken Holland - Looking at Photographs
6 Notices     .......  and Finally

Appendix 1 GB Cup Entries received by 23/01/12 

NCPF Website Updates

The following update has been made to the NCPF web site since the last update message.

1.      Events/Diary:-

Details of two Club events, at Ashington (starting in February) and at Stokesley (early March).
(Posters are attached for Club Secretaries to display on Club Notice boards please).

2.      Directory Updates:-

Another update to be noted, especially by Programme/Syllabus secretaries please

BT and Virgin Media Customers Please Read

This was sent by a friend of a club member and it is not a scam e-mail. 


"I received a phone call from BT, informing me that he was disconnecting me because of an unpaid bill.. He demanded payment immediately of £31.00 or it would be £ 118.00 to re-connect at a later date. The guy wasn't even fazed when I told him I was with Virgin Media, allegedly VM have to pay BT a percentage for line rental! I asked the guy's name - he gave me the very 'English' John Peacock with a very 'African' accent & phone number 0800 0800 152. Obviously the fellow realized I didn't believe his story, so offered to demonstrate that he was from BT. I asked how & he told me to hang up & try phoning someone - he would dis-connect my phone to prevent this. AND HE DID !! My phone was dead - no engaged tone, nothing - until he phoned me again. 


Very pleased with himself, he asked if that was enough proof that he was with BT. I asked how the payment was to be made & he said credit card, there & then. I said that I didn't know how he'd done it, but I had absolutely no intention of paying him, I didn't believe his name or that he worked for BT. He hung up. I dialed 1471 -number withheld I phoned his fictitious 0800 number - not recognized. 


So I phoned the police to let them know. I wasn't the first! It's only just started apparently, but it is escalating. Their advice was to let as many people as possible know of this scam. The fact that the phone does go off would probably convince some people it's real, so please make as many friends & family aware of this. How is it done? This is good but not that clever. He gave the wrong number - it should have been 0800 800 152 which takes you through to BT Business. 


The cutting off of the line is very simple, he stays on the line with the mute button on and you can't dial out - but he can hear you trying. (This is because the person who initiates a call is the one to terminate it). When you stop trying he cuts off and immediately calls back. You could almost be convinced! The sad thing is that it is so simple that it will certainly fool many. By the way this is not about getting the cash as this would not get past merchant services - it is all about getting the credit card details which include the security number, to be used for larger purchases."

One Hundred Beats of the Clock

One Hundred Beats of the Clock Exhibition at the Heritage Gallery open 20th Jan - 3rd February
ONE hundred photographs for 100 years.
Teesside photographer Charles Twist has devised a unique project called “100 beats of the clock” to celebrate the centenary of the Transporter Bridge.
He has taken 100 pictures of the Bridge at regular intervals from sunrise to sunset.
By maintaining the camera in the same position and at the same angle, the composition is constant, but the direction of the light and the events of the day change from one picture to the next.
The photographs symbolise the passage of time with each print representing a year since 1911.
Charles said: “The regularity of the sequence alludes to the bridge’s own rhythms – the to-ing and fro-ing of the gondola and the commuters, the ebb and flow of the tides – and also to the mechanisation of society which made the bridge both possible and necessary.
“The regularity of the shoot mirrors the labour-intensive construction of the bridge and may therefore be seen as performance art. This feeling is reinforced by the use of a camera and lens, which would have been available to a photographer of 1911.”
All the photographs have been captured directly on to the paper, there are no negatives or digital files created so there are no other copies once a particular print has sold.
Therefore, each print is unique and directly linked to the moment and place.
This method relies on the use of direct positive paper, which produces black and white prints on gloss, fibre paper.
All 100 photographs will be exhibited and available to buy during the exhibition at The Heritage Gallery

Postcode for SatNavs TS1 2RH

NYSD 60th Anniversary Lecture

PAGB E-News 55

Click here to read the latest PAGB E-News.

In this issue:

2  AV Awards Consultation
3  Diary of events
4 Edinburgh P.S. – Celebrating 150 Years
5  Advertisements
6 How do you receive visitors?
7 NEW Recorded Lecture – PAGB Awards
8 APM Frequent Questions and Answers
9  David Stout & Paul Sanders
10 Example – "Judges & Lecturers Requirements"

Update to NCPF Website

The following update has been made to the NCPF web site since the last update message.


Events/Diary:-
Details of the 4^th British Small Prints Circuit, organised by West Cumbria Photo Group and its 5^th February Closing Date.

Talk by Ian Cameron of Transient Light

You are invited by Kirkbymoorside and District Camera Club 

to a talk by Ian Cameron of Transient Light.

Ian will present some of his magnificent landscape images, 

most taken in Scotland but some from more exotic locations.

You can visit Ian's website at www.transientlight.co.uk

You can purchase tickets online using Paypal at 

http://www.kirkbymoorside-camera-club.co.uk/key_speakers_2011-12.htm  and we will email your tickets to you.

Or if you would rather pay by cheque please print and complete the application form.

Tickets are £5 per person. SPECIAL OFFER - buy 9 tickets and get the 10th FREE.

All ticket numbers will be entered into a draw for a copy of Ian’s book Transient Light.

TICKETS ARE GOING FAST AND WE ONLY HAVE A LIMITED NUMBER LEFT. 

REMAINING TICKETS WILL BE SOLD ON A FIRST COME FIRST SERVED BASIS.

2012 Here We Come

A Happy New Year to all our readers.

Here are some dates for 2012 which you may want to put in your diaries.

DRAGON BOATS AND CHINESE FESTIVAL: Sunderland Winter Gardens 28^th January

CHINESE NEW YEAR: Newcastle 29^thJanuary  

FOCUS ON IMAGING: Birmingham NEC 4^th-7^th March

WHITBY GOTH WEEKEND: Whitby 26^th-30^th April 

APPLEBY HORSE FAIR: Appleby 7^th-13^th June

DURHAM REGATTA: Durham 9^th-10^th June

GREAT YORKSHIRE SHOW: Harrogate 10^th-12^th July

DURHAM MINERS GALA: Durham 14^th July

SUNDERLAND INTERNATIONAL AIRSHOW: Sunderland 21^st-22^nd July

EDINBURGH FRINGE FESTIVAL: Edinburgh 3^rd-27^th August

PICKERING STEAM ENGINE RALLY: Pickering 2^nd-5^th August

STOCKTON INTERNATIONAL RIVERSIDE FESTIVAL: Stockton 4^th-7^thAugust 

PICKERING 1940S WAR WEEKEND: Pickering 12^th-14^th October

If you are an SPS member and have joined this blog please post any events which you know of that might be of interest to our members.

PAGB E-News 54

The latest edition of PAGB E-News can be found by clicking here.

In this edition:

Page
2  GB CUP – Call for Entries 
3 Awards for Photographic Merit
4        Inter-Fed PDI 2012 + Featured Photographer
5 Colin Smith  1937-2011
6 Notices & PermaJet Free Draw Winners
7 How do you receive visitors?  
8 Notices for the RPS
9 Notices  and "An Exception to the Rule"
10 PAGB AV Awards Consultation.
11 … and Finally

Permajet Lecturers' Day at Smethwick

Permajet Lecturers' Day in association with the RPS Central Region. Sunday 29th January 2012. Your chance to see work from 17 different lecturrs in one day.

Photography and IT courses for 2012

Following the successful programme of photography courses run in Saltburn during 2011, Mark and Nel Hickson will be launching a new series of courses and workshops for 2012 under the name of PLaIT: Photography, Learning and Information Technologies. Click here for more information.

Seasons Greetings

I would like to take this opportunity of wishing all our members a happy Christmas and a prosperous New Year.
Thank you for supporting Stokesley Photographic Society over the last few months, it has been encouraging to see such a good turnout at our functions week after week.
The next Society meeting is on the 5th January and I look forward to seeing you all then. Just a little reminder that entries for our next competition, Rusty and/or Crusty, are due in on that date.

Regards to all

John Davies

Chairman

NCPF Website Updates

The following update has been made to the NCPF web site since the last update message.

1.      Competitions/Club Championship Page:-

Information regarding 2012 rules and entry forms has been posted on the NCPF Events page and the Competitions/Club Championship pages .

2.      Diary:-

Information of two future “mini” Tours to the Federation Area in November 2012 and March 2013 added.  Also a substantial amendment to the Western Area’s Steven le Provost Lecture.

NCPF Spectacular - 29th January 2012

A reminder to book early, the majority of tickets have been purchased already, but there still some left.  Check out the “NCPF Events Page” on the NCPF Web site to get your tickets.

Sunday 29th January 2012 

Preparations are well in hand for the 2012, NCPF Spectacular, to be staged in the Tyne Suite at Newcastle Novotel, on Sunday, January, 29th.  Our presenters for this whole day, celebration of photography are from Ireland, Des Clinton, FRPS, FIPF, MFIAP and just north of the Border, Rod Whelans, FRPS, MPAGB, HonPAGB, MFIAP and Ann Greiner, MPAGB, all of whose work is respected throughout the UK and abroad.
There will be two presentations in the morning followed by a hot carvery lunch, and then a further two during the afternoon. Mid-morning and mid-afternoon refreshments are also provided.
Members will be pleased to learn that surprisingly, we have been able to hold the same £25.00 ticket price (£13.00 excl. lunch) due to the generous sponsorship of ‘FOTOSPEED’ who will be in attendance with, no doubt attractive event offers.
A Grand Raffle featuring valuable prizes has always been a feature of these occasions and hopefully, 2012 will be no exception.

NCPF Website Updates

The following update has been made to the NCPF web site since the last update message and all can be accessed via:- www.ncpf.org.uk

1.   Diary:-
Additional Executive and events dates, details of forthcoming Ashington Co-op Exhibition, and Western Area event in March 2012 (Poster included for Club Secretaries to display on Notice Boards please)

2.      NCPF Events:-

Page updated with brief details of 2012 events.

3.      News Items:-

Yet more cause to celebrate members’ success with the results of the November PAGB Awards for Photographic Merit Adjudication and once again further recognition of Northern Focus from PSA.

Invitation to provide pictures for the NCPF We site Rolling Banner

As promised when the new NCPF website was launched eleven months ago, they would like to place a fresh set of photographs on the ‘Rolling Banner’ at the head of the web page. To do this they have to have sufficient images of the required quality. Ideally NCPF would like to post six images, each depicting one of the Six Areas – Northern, North Tyne, Southern, South Tyne, Wear and Western. They do have some in stock, which were donated last year, but would like more to conside and are therefore inviting members to submit suitable images to the webmaster for consideration.

Each image should clearly depict a feature of the Area concerned and if used a credit will be placed as with the present set of images. Each image must be 1000 pixels by 260 pixels and set at 300 dpi please (the resolution will be reduced for the web site). Remember this banner is the NCPF shop window and needs to be the very best to show to the world. The images should be emailed to the webmaster by no later than the 15th December 2011.

Updates to the NCPF Website

The following update has been made to the NCPF web site since the last update message and all can be accessed via:- www.ncpf.org.uk

Knowledge Base:-
Following a suggestion from Copeland PS, the recommended Conditions etc for Booking lecturers and Judges has been added to this tab, together with a downloadable PDF version of the Booking and Reply forms to be found in the PAGB handbook.

News Items:-
Two news items have been posted this week; with reports and pictures from both the North Tyne Area Print Battle and secondly Southern Area clubs results from the NYSD Annual Competitions.

Harman Best of Britain competition

Closing date of the Harman Best of Britain competition is 31st December 2011. There is a great prize and, so far, very few entries!!  Click here for more details.

PAGB E-News 53

Click here to read PAGB E-News 53.  


IN THIS ISSUE

2 Awards for Photographic Merit – November 2012 
3 Awards for Photographic Merit – Audio Visual
4/5  Breach of Rules
6 Notices
7 Fotospeed Advert
8 Take a View Landscape Winner
9 Illustrations & Advert

Guide to Using Camera Raw

I spotted a Guide to Using Camera Raw on the X-Rite website.  As it is a free download I have placed the pdf file on the 'Members' Only' page of our club website.

RPS Northern Region - 10 Fellowship Panels to View

10 FELLOWSHIP PANELS TO VIEW

At Duke of Wellington, Kenton Lane, Gosforth

Sunday 22 January 2012 at 2 pm

This is a unique opportunity to view 10 recently successful Fellowship Panels from four Categories – Visual Art, Nature, Travel, Professional and Applied.

Presented by Roy Robertson Hon FRPS and Sandy Cleland FRPS from the Distinctions Advisory Board.

Cost £10 including tea/coffee/biscuits

Please book with Treasurer Brian Pearson ARPS

Send a cheque made out to RPS Northern Region to 2, Waterloo Place, North Shields. NE29 0NA.  e-mail:- brianpearson41@btinternet.com

Please note food is available all day from 12 noon at the Duke of Wellington. The post code is NE3 3BQ. Parking is spacious and at the back of the building.

More on the Scam Phone Calls

With reference to my earlier post one of our club members has been in touch to let me know of his experience:

I've just read your Blog.    I had such a call about two months ago. As it happened my computer had been running very slowly for a while and Bryan had been to fix it.   

 

The call came at 8am when I was still in bed. They told me that they were Microsoft (R & D sticks in my mind) and that my computer was in danger of crashing and that I should go to it and they would talk me through it. I told the caller (Indian I think ) that I couldn't do that at the time and he said he would call back. A couple of hours later I rang Bryan and he advised me to have nothing to do with them..I had another call from them the next day. I could only hear odd bits of what the caller was saying and I said so. Another person came on the line and I told him that I wasn't interested so he said he would hand over to the Senior Floor Manager. She more or less repeated what had been said before; that I had downloaded some programs that had infected the computer and it was going to crash. I asked how they knew but I don't remember being told. In the end she said, "Well it's your computer. Have a nice day and keep smiling."

 

I've heard nothing from them since then.    It certainly pays to be very cautious and have a suspicious mind.

Microsoft - Beware of scam phone calls

A friend of mine has sent me the following e-mail.  I have checked the Microsoft website and this story does appear to be true.  This particular friend is very knowledgeable about computers and the e-mail I had from him was genuine.  As a test I replied to him and got a sensible reply!


He said:


I have just had a call from a guy claiming to be from Microsoft who said that they had been receiving lots of reports from my computer that it was about to crash and I would lose all my data and, wait for it………….even my IP address. He sounded really genuine and even had the same voice of a guy I spoke to many months ago regarding a problem I did have. He wanted me to connect to a web site whereby their engineers could remotely connect to my computer and sort out the problem. He had my name, address and even email and I could so easily have fallen for it but would never have let anybody remotely control my computer if I had fallen for it. So be aware. This is the latest scam to hit the market. If they get in they will nick all your credit card details and other stuff.

If you are using Windows 7 to be safe please turn off REMOTE CONTROL by going to START > CONTROL PANEL > SYSTEM > REMOTE SETTINGS  (top left hand corner) and turn off ALLOW REMOTE ASSISTANCE CONNECTIONS TO THIS COMPUTER.

I also heard a similar story when we were staying in Worcester last week.

NCPF Website Updates

The latest update to the NCPF website includes THREE new items this week in the NEWS section:

i)                    firstly a number of our members are deserving of our congratulations,

ii)                  secondly results and pictures from the Western Area Battle and finally

iii)                a report from the NCPF Awards Presentations.

Item i) includes one of our own club members 

Durham Lumiere 2011

Had a great time last night - very crowded because of the procession but well worth a visit. It is every night until Sunday from 6 to 11 although they are advising that it is quieter to go after 8.30pm. Here is a selection of my photos.

Competition - 'Our Coastline from Berwick to the Humber'

All of the images submitted for the last competition 'Our Coastline from Berwick to the Humber' and the Winners Galleries are now on the web site for any one wishing to look at them at their leisure.

Updates to NCPF Website

The following update has been made to the web site since the last update message and all can be accessed at www.ncpf.org.uk

1.      News Items:-

The results of the Wear Area DPI Battle (and the winning image).

2.      About the Federation/Executive Minutes:-

The minutes of the August and October Meetings have been added to the page.

3.      About the Federation/Executive Members:-

Details of our new Acting General Secretary and Club Championship Officer added

4.      Competitions/Club Championship:-

The page has been updated with an outline description of the rules for the 2012 event. Full details and entry forms will be added once our new incumbent gets his feet under the table so to speak.

5.      Directory Updates:-

Consequential amendments, plus one more regarding Executive Members.

6.      Links

Minor updates to this page, including a new grouping listing NCPF sponsors.

PAGB E-News 52

Please click on this link to see Issue 52 of e-news from the PAGB. 

http://www.pagbnews.co.uk/e-news/en52131111PrintChampAPMAV.pdf

IN THIS ISSUE

2/3 Inter-Club Print Championship 2011 
4 Inter-Federation PDI Competition 2011
5      Awards for Photographic Merit in Audio Visual
6 Featured Federation Photographer & Notices
7 Public Liability Insurance + Next Issue

Durham Lumiere 2011

2 years ago Durham held its first Lumiere Festival which consisted of a number of stunning light installations. They are now about to hold another festival from 17th to 20th November from 6 until 11 every night in the centre of Durham. They are actually repeating the one where they projected images from the Lindisfarne Gospels onto the cathedral- probably the most spectacular of all of it. See link above. I have also attached some of my photos taken at the event. Well worth attending with camera and tripod.

Whitby Photographers, their lives and their photographs from the 1840

*                  Published 20 October 2011

*       208 pages A4 – over 260 photos & 170 illustrations

*       An Ideal Christmas present

*       £15.95

The lives of Whitby’s resident photographers have been incredibly varied, and in the course of preparing this book much new fascinating detail has been discovered about them, their work, and, in some cases, their illustrious clients, such as Lewis Carroll, and also about the history of Whitby.

Some started out life as jet workers, joiners or clock makers, a few trained as photographers, others developed their knowledge as amateurs to forge a new career. Some were successful, others went bankrupt, some had tragedy in their lives, some became well-known and most led lives which have not been investigated before.

The book starts with the pioneer William Stonehouse and his photos, followed by others such as Wallis, Waller andDawson. New information has also been found on the most famous photographer of Whitby, Frank Sutcliffe, with new insights into his life and work, his travels abroad and a few of his letters, even the link between him and Beatrice Potter.For some photographers, such as Tom Watson and John Ross, this book expands in much detail on previous studies, but for most of Whitby's many photographers it is a journey of fresh discovery into their lives and work.

Whitby’s Photographers, their lives and their photographs from the 1840s, is by Ruth Wilcock, a local historian and amateur photographer, who has known Whitby since her childhood. The book is extensively illustrated with rarely seen pictures of the district and its people, many never published before.

A book for all those interested in Whitby and district and who enjoy photographs.

For full details and to order copies please contact the author for any further details:

Ruth Wilcock    ruth AT towlard.com                               01277 219598                       For stockists and further details see www.towlard.com

Steven Le Prevost Print Lecture

Victorian Weekend

Robin Hood's Bay are hosting their 18th Victorian Weekend on the 2/3/4th December 2011.
It looks as though it could present some good photographic opportunities just before Christmas.

WWT Photography Competition 2011-201

Autumn heat now open - closing date 30 November 2011

Enter your autumnal photos in the Wetland Wildlife Trust's competition to be in with a chance of winning one of many great prizes.

This year's competition takes place over 12 months with four seasonal heats. During each season, we'll be looking for the best photos that represent that season.

At the end of each heat winners representing each of WWT's nine wetland centres will be chosen from each category.

When the competition closes on 31 August 2012 all regional heat winners will go through to the grand national final to be held in autumn 2012, and our Portfolio Photographer will be chosen and awarded the grand prize of a trip to Antarctica.

Click this link for more information http://photo.wwt.org.uk/

SPS at the PAGB Print Championships

On Saturday 22nd October Stokesley PS was one of the clubs representing the NCPF at the PAGB Print Championships.
The competition is in two parts. In round 1 all 36 clubs competed with 12 prints, each print being marked by three judges using the international scoring system of 1 to 5. Our highest scoring print was Paul Forster's 'Winter Trees' which scored 12 points. At the end of Round 1 SPS had a score of 125 putting us in 2nd to bottom place.
The top 8 clubs in Round 1 go on to compete for the Trophy while the remaining clubs compete for the 'Plate'. 5 prints are used for the Plate competition, two of which have to be monochrome.
Three of our prints managed to score 12 this time, Paul's 'Winter Trees', John L Davies' 'Saltburn Twilight' and Guy Davies' 'Cambridge Bicycle'. Our final score was 57 points putting us in 12th equal place. The highest placed clubs won the Plate competition with 63 points so we were only 6 points behind. This time we did improve and there were 10 clubs with lower scores.

Winter Trees by Paul Forster

Saltburn Twilight by John L Davies

Cambridge Bicycle by Guy Davies