Subjects and Definitions
Frankston Photographic Club | |||
| January | No Competition | July | “Street Photography” |
| February | Open | August | “321 AVs” & “Open” |
March | “Macro Photography” and “Still Life” | September | “Architecture” |
April | “Scapes (Land, Sea and City)” | October | “Book or Film Title” |
| May | “Portraits” and “Open” | November | “Sport” and “Motion/Movement” |
| June | “Creative” | December | End of Year Competition “Open” |
Frankston Photographic Club 2021 Subject Definitions and Entry Closing Dates | |
| MAY 4th – Judge: Lisa Law, closing date April 8th | |
| Portrait | A photograph of a person or persons that may range from a head study to full body length. This includes candid photographs and formal portraits. (APS) |
| Open | Any type of image can be submitted as long as it is deemed not to be offensive to any club member |
JUNE 1st – Judge: Rob Morgan, closing date May 6th | |
| Creative | Creative photographs display a novel effect because of an unusual combination of objects and/or unusual viewpoint. Photographs in which the image has been modified during or after exposure by using an experimental technique are also eligible in creative sections. The photograph must always have a basic photographic image. Digital manipulation processes may be employed provided the original image was exposed by the entrant. (APS) |
JULY 6th – Judge: Bill Millar, closing date June 3rd | |
| Street Photography | Street Photography is a non-formalized genre of photography that features subjects in candid situations within public places such as streets, parks, beaches, malls, political conventions and other associated settings. Images can often be ironic or emotionally detached from the subject matter, focusing instead on a particular context or detail. Framing and timing are key aspects of the craft, with the aim of creating images at a decisive or poignant moment. (APJA) |
AUGUST 3rd – Judge: Ron Cork, closing date July 8th | |
| 321 AV’S | An Audiovisual sequence combines various visual and audible elements to illustrate a particular theme or story. A sequence may include either still images, video footage, computer-generated transitions, various audio components or combinations of all or some of these elements. The subject for AV is also open. Max time allowed 3.21 minutes. (VAPS) |
| Open | Any type of image can be submitted as long as it is deemed not to be offensive to any club member |
SEPTEMBER – Judge: Jeff Rowe, closing date August 5th | |
| Architecture | An image of a building or structure of any type, old or modern, exterior or interior. Detailed features of any part including domes, doors, roofs, stairways, steeples, towers, verandas and windows. (APJA) |
OCTOBER 5th – Judge: Mario Mirabelle, closing date September 2nd | |
| Book or Film Title | Illustrating the title of a published book or commercially released film. It is thought that a well-known title would have more appeal than an obscure one. To assist in the judging, the file name would have to match the book or film title. (SAPF) |
NOVEMBER 10th – Judge: Peter Calder, closing date October 7th | |
| Sport | A picture featuring a person or people participating in some form of a sporting event. (SAPF) |
| Motion / Movement | An image in which our visual sense tells us that the subject was moving when the image was made. (APJA) |
DECEMBER – Judges: Panel of three from Caulfield Photographic Society, closing date November 4th | |
| End of Year Open Competition | Any type of image can be submitted as long as it is deemed not to be offensive to any club member. Previously submitted images from 2021 are allowed regardless of their previous score. |
APJA Australian Photographic Judges Association Inc
APS Australian Photographic Society Inc
SAPF South Australian Photographic Federation
VAPS Victorian Association of Photographic Societies