Recent Competition Results
Leeds Colour and Music Spectacular
“The Inheritance” by Mary Stubbs was the Judge’s choice.
“Leeds My Home City” won the audience vote.
National AV Championships:
1. The Legacy – Robert Albright
2. Isadora’s Legacy – Eddie Spence
2. The Quiet One – Keith Brown
HC Perhaps – Valerie Rawlings
HC And Never Cackled – Richard Brown
HC Talbot House – Linda & Edgar Gibbs
C Beyond Hosta Frost – Peter Coles
C Arthur’s Secret – Sheila Davies
C The Gathering – Ian Bateman
Best First Time Entrant: Tough Guy – Howard Bagshaw
Audience Vote
Session 1 – The Legacy
Session 2 – Arthur’s Secret
Session 3 – Perhaps
Session 4 – Talbot House
Champion Club Leeds
Joint 2nd East Midlands & Essex
Champion Federation YPU
2nd WCPF
3rd MCPF
Adelaide AVFest 2009
FIAP 2009/02, APS 2009/02
This year the ninth Adelaide AVFEST was held from the 20th to 22nd of March 2009. We had a record number of entries this year, 95 from 70 entrants and 11 countries. Festivals such as this can only happen if the AV sequence makers out there enter. It was pleasing to see over 30 new entrants in this festival, as well as receiving sequences from familiar authors. The three judges, Richard Venus (AUS), Graham Hawkins SSAPS (AUS) and Ian Bateman MPAGB (UK) had a difficult task not only because of the number of sequences, but also because of the quality and various styles of sequences.
The advent of the ‘digital age’ has meant that authors are now able to produce more creative sequences. The available computer software now enables both image editing and animation of sequences. Similarly the computing and graphic power is also increasing, so that the total effect can be some very awesome sequences. We saw many examples of this during the festival, the bar has certainly been lifted.
At the same time though, the sequence that doesn’t use ‘clever graphics’, but relies rather on good images put together with appropriate audio and a strong general concept still holds its own in any festival. This was also evident during the festival.
Congratulations to all the winners and those who received acceptances.
Marie Tresidder (Director)
Adelaide AVFest 2009, Adelaide, South Australia
ADELAIDE AVFest 2009 RESULTS
1 Warriors of the Wilds by Tamas Imre & Aniko Imre, Hungary
2 The Colour Thief by Jill Bunting CPAGB, United Kingdom
3 Arthur’s Secret by Sheila Davies CPAGB, United Kingdom
Documentary Final Solution by Michal Nowakowski, Poland
Honourable Mentions:
Cousin Jack by Martin Fry, United Kingdom
Isadora’s Legacy by Eddie Spence FRPS, United Kingdom
FIAP and APS Acceptances
York Minster by Allan Green FRPS, United Kingdom
In Balkan…. by Kerekes Istvan, Hungary
L’ultime Bataille by Andre Teyck & Axelle Wattiez, Belgium
Abide with Me by Douglas Mackrell FRPS, United Kingdom
Victory by Elzbieta Chojnacka & Beata Boguslawska, Poland
The Sounds of Steam by Tony Hill ARPS, United Kingdom
Graffiti-Art does Belong by Louise Wolfers LAPS, Australia
Man of Destiny by Barbara Mullins AFIAP AV-AFIAP FAPS ARPS &
Ron Davies FRPS FIPF EFIAP FACI(M), Australia & United Kingdom
The Quiet One by Keith Brown, United Kingdom
MUSIC POETRY AND SONG The Red Shoes by Dave Gillow & Carol Gillow, United Kingdom
Honourable Mentions :
Black White by Piet Huijgens, Netherlands
FIAP and APS Acceptances
The Bear by Dave Gillow & Carol Gillow, United Kingdom
Can I Play…Part11 by Cezary Dubiel, Poland
One Day One Life by Gigi Montali, Italy
Into my Sunset by Ron Davies FRPS FIPF EFIAP FACI(M) , United Kingdom
Peace Descends by Martin Fry FRPS APAGB, United Kingdom
Magda Live by Ireneusz Graff, Poland
NATURAL HISTORY Lesson of Dance by Ireneusz Graff and ZPFP, Poland
FIAP and APS Acceptance
The Green Season by Sheila Davies CPAGB, United Kingdom
HUMOUR The Gasman Cometh by Richard Brown FRPS FIPF EFIAP, United Kingdom
Honourable Mentions : winner of a FIAP ribbon
La femme aux bas blancs by Jean Paul Petit, France
FIAP and APS Acceptances
Star Cows by Christian Hendrickx & Andre Teyck, Belgium
Self-Portrait by Cezary Dubiel, Poland
The Messiah by John Smith APAGB CPAGB, United Kingdom
THEME Au Pays de Assk by Andre Teyck & Armand de Smet, Belgium
Honourable Mentions :
One Winter’s Day-A Celebration of Frozen Beauty by Elizabeth Carruthers FPSNZ AFIAP, New Zealand
If only we’d Listened by Ron Davies FRPS FIPF EFIAP FACI(M) & Barbara Mullins AFIAP AV-AFIAP FAPS ARPS, United Kingdom & Australia
FIAP and APS Acceptances
Dead? Alive by Ireneusz Graff, Poland
Stand Proud Brother by Robert Albright FRPS, United Kingdom
Les Sourires D’Angkor by Jean-Pierre Simon, France
The Kissing Gate by Maggie Imhoff, United Kingdom
The Response by Douglas Mackrell FRPS, United Kingdom
Unslaved Mind by Beata Boguslawska & Adam Boguslawski, Poland
It’s all down to the Packaging by Marion Waine ARPS DPAGB AV-AFIAP, United Kingdom
Your Star by Peter Coles FRPS FIPF EFIAP FICS, United Kingdom
Atocha by Robert Puato, Italy
The Letter by John Hodgson EFIAP FAPS & Judith Hodgson LAPS, Australia
APS Mentions:
Graffiti-Art does Belong by Louise Wolfers LAPS
If only we’d Listened by Ron Davies FRPS FIPF EFIAP FACI(M) & Barbara Mullins AFIAP AV-AFIAP FAPS ARPS
The Letter by John Hodgson EFIAP FAPS & Judith Hodgson LAPS
APS ACCEPTANCES
Dear Brooster…Your Henny by Barbara Butler AAPS
Christmas Down Under by Meredith Briggs
Out of the Rock by Meredith Briggs
Fresh Eyre by Judith Hodgson LAPS
Sanctuary by Judith Hodgson LAPS
Bark Variations by John Hodgson EFIAP FAPS
The Visit by John Hodgson EFIAP FAPS & Judith Hodgson LAPS
Best Australian Entry:
A Place for Reflection by Barbara Butler AAPS
Best Creative Imagery through the use of effects and transitions:
The Forest of Tane Mahuta by Erhard Hobrecker ARPS, Switzerland
Best Original Script:
The Picasso of the Pier by Richard Brown FRPS FIPF EFIAP, United Kingdom
Best Soundtrack:
1 in 3.7 by Howard Gregory, United Kingdom
AUDIENCE AWARDS each of these will be awarded a certificate.
SESSION 1: Arthur’s Secret by Sheila Davies CPAGB, United Kingdom
SESSION 2: Cousin Jack by Martin Fry, United Kingdom
SESSION 3: The Red Shoes by Dave Gillow & Carol Gillow, United Kingdom
SESSION 4: Isadora’s Legacy by Eddie Spence FRPS, United Kingdom
SESSION 5: L’ultime Bataille by Andre Teyck & Axelle Wattiez, Belgium
GALA DAY: Warriors of the Wilds by Tamas Imre & Aniko Imre, Hungary
321 Results
These can be witnessed via: www.challengediaporama321.com.
Congratulations to Martin Fry who came 5th and 8th= and to Ian Bateman who came 8th= and 30th. The only other UK entrants to figure were G F Homer at 33rd one of my own which came 38th and Phil Barker at 39th. Malcom Imhoff FROM FRANCE came 40th – I reckon there’s some mistake there don’t you !! ? 41-56 were unclassified.
L & CPU Results Lowton 20 Feb 2009
Judge: Colin Balls FRPS
1 Arthur’s Secret by Sheila Davies (West Lancs) (This Sequence, of course, also received the “Jackass” Award for the Best First Time Entrant.)
2 Carol for the Last Christmas Eve by Peter Coles (Wilmslow Guild AV Gp)
3 Colours of India by Howard Bagshaw (Wilmslow Guild AV Gp)
Highly Commended: The Quiet One by Keith Brown (Wilmslow Guild AV Gp)
Commended: Rapa Nui by Ron Davies/Julie England (Lytham St Annes P.S.)
Mentions:
Ged by V Barlow (Prestwish Coup C.C.)
It Was All So Different by Howard Gregory (Wilmslow Guild AV Gp.)
Open Day by Jill Bunting (Wilmslow Guild AV Gp.)
Other Sequences shown:
Sweet Dreams by David Platt,
Sudersviet by Howard Bagshaw,
Coffee Time by Alistair Parker,
Carol by John Smith,
Not The Same by Peter Coles,
Building a New Superstore by Eddie Evans,
W.G.A.V. by Harry Bosworth,
Chapel by Jack Mather,
Liverpool Night Life by Ian Francis,
Tough Guy by Howard Bagshaw,
Malta Jewel of the Med by Janet Waterhouse,
Gold by Peter Coles ,
Quarry Bank Mills by Bill Scawthorn,
Schynge Platte by Jeff Mansell,
A Place Apart by Colin Millington,
Not There by Peter Coles,
Cousin Jack by Steve Gee,
Flanders Fields by Ian Kearvell,
Venice by R M Bryce, T
he Meadow by Collin Middleton,
Forsaken by Ray Wilson,
The Witches Way by Janet Waterhouse,
Childrens Home by John Smith
& Waterway Wonders by Jack Heathcote.
The Great Northern Festival Results
First “Isadora’s Legacy” by Eddie Spence
Second “The Quiet One” by Keith Brown
Third “The Final Cut” by Ian Bateman
Highly Commended
“A Devon Delight” by Linda and Edgar Gibbs
“The Kissing Gate” by Maggie Imhoff
“Black Angels” by Robert Albright
Commended
“Mountain Man” by David Pickford
“Arthur’s Secret” by Sheila Davies
“The Stain in the Snow” by Malcolm Imhoff
Best First Time Entrant
“The Kissing Gate” by Maggie Imhoff
Audience Vote
“Isadora’s Legacy” by Eddie Spence
Leeds Colour and Music Spectacular
“The Inheritance” by Mary Stubbs was the Judge’s choice.
“Leeds My Home City” won the audience vote.
National AV Championships:
1. The Legacy – Robert Albright
2. Isadora’s Legacy – Eddie Spence
2. The Quiet One – Keith Brown
HC Perhaps – Valerie Rawlings
HC And Never Cackled – Richard Brown
HC Talbot House – Linda & Edgar Gibbs
C Beyond Hosta Frost – Peter Coles
C Arthur’s Secret – Sheila Davies
C The Gathering – Ian Bateman
Best First Time Entrant: Tough Guy – Howard Bagshaw
Audience Vote
Session 1 – The Legacy
Session 2 – Arthur’s Secret
Session 3 – Perhaps
Session 4 – Talbot House
Champion Club Leeds
Joint 2nd East Midlands & Essex
Champion Federation YPU
2nd WCPF
3rd MCPF
Adelaide AVFest 2009
FIAP 2009/02, APS 2009/02
This year the ninth Adelaide AVFEST was held from the 20th to 22nd of March 2009. We had a record number of entries this year, 95 from 70 entrants and 11 countries. Festivals such as this can only happen if the AV sequence makers out there enter. It was pleasing to see over 30 new entrants in this festival, as well as receiving sequences from familiar authors. The three judges, Richard Venus (AUS), Graham Hawkins SSAPS (AUS) and Ian Bateman MPAGB (UK) had a difficult task not only because of the number of sequences, but also because of the quality and various styles of sequences.
The advent of the ‘digital age’ has meant that authors are now able to produce more creative sequences. The available computer software now enables both image editing and animation of sequences. Similarly the computing and graphic power is also increasing, so that the total effect can be some very awesome sequences. We saw many examples of this during the festival, the bar has certainly been lifted.
At the same time though, the sequence that doesn’t use ‘clever graphics’, but relies rather on good images put together with appropriate audio and a strong general concept still holds its own in any festival. This was also evident during the festival.
Congratulations to all the winners and those who received acceptances.
Marie Tresidder (Director)
Adelaide AVFest 2009, Adelaide, South Australia
ADELAIDE AVFest 2009 RESULTS
1 Warriors of the Wilds by Tamas Imre & Aniko Imre, Hungary
2 The Colour Thief by Jill Bunting CPAGB, United Kingdom
3 Arthur’s Secret by Sheila Davies CPAGB, United Kingdom
Documentary Final Solution by Michal Nowakowski, Poland
Honourable Mentions:
Cousin Jack by Martin Fry, United Kingdom
Isadora’s Legacy by Eddie Spence FRPS, United Kingdom
FIAP and APS Acceptances
York Minster by Allan Green FRPS, United Kingdom
In Balkan…. by Kerekes Istvan, Hungary
L’ultime Bataille by Andre Teyck & Axelle Wattiez, Belgium
Abide with Me by Douglas Mackrell FRPS, United Kingdom
Victory by Elzbieta Chojnacka & Beata Boguslawska, Poland
The Sounds of Steam by Tony Hill ARPS, United Kingdom
Graffiti-Art does Belong by Louise Wolfers LAPS, Australia
Man of Destiny by Barbara Mullins AFIAP AV-AFIAP FAPS ARPS &
Ron Davies FRPS FIPF EFIAP FACI(M), Australia & United Kingdom
The Quiet One by Keith Brown, United Kingdom
MUSIC POETRY AND SONG The Red Shoes by Dave Gillow & Carol Gillow, United Kingdom
Honourable Mentions :
Black White by Piet Huijgens, Netherlands
FIAP and APS Acceptances
The Bear by Dave Gillow & Carol Gillow, United Kingdom
Can I Play…Part11 by Cezary Dubiel, Poland
One Day One Life by Gigi Montali, Italy
Into my Sunset by Ron Davies FRPS FIPF EFIAP FACI(M) , United Kingdom
Peace Descends by Martin Fry FRPS APAGB, United Kingdom
Magda Live by Ireneusz Graff, Poland
NATURAL HISTORY Lesson of Dance by Ireneusz Graff and ZPFP, Poland
FIAP and APS Acceptance
The Green Season by Sheila Davies CPAGB, United Kingdom
HUMOUR The Gasman Cometh by Richard Brown FRPS FIPF EFIAP, United Kingdom
Honourable Mentions : winner of a FIAP ribbon
La femme aux bas blancs by Jean Paul Petit, France
FIAP and APS Acceptances
Star Cows by Christian Hendrickx & Andre Teyck, Belgium
Self-Portrait by Cezary Dubiel, Poland
The Messiah by John Smith APAGB CPAGB, United Kingdom
THEME Au Pays de Assk by Andre Teyck & Armand de Smet, Belgium
Honourable Mentions :
One Winter’s Day-A Celebration of Frozen Beauty by Elizabeth Carruthers FPSNZ AFIAP, New Zealand
If only we’d Listened by Ron Davies FRPS FIPF EFIAP FACI(M) & Barbara Mullins AFIAP AV-AFIAP FAPS ARPS, United Kingdom & Australia
FIAP and APS Acceptances
Dead? Alive by Ireneusz Graff, Poland
Stand Proud Brother by Robert Albright FRPS, United Kingdom
Les Sourires D’Angkor by Jean-Pierre Simon, France
The Kissing Gate by Maggie Imhoff, United Kingdom
The Response by Douglas Mackrell FRPS, United Kingdom
Unslaved Mind by Beata Boguslawska & Adam Boguslawski, Poland
It’s all down to the Packaging by Marion Waine ARPS DPAGB AV-AFIAP, United Kingdom
Your Star by Peter Coles FRPS FIPF EFIAP FICS, United Kingdom
Atocha by Robert Puato, Italy
The Letter by John Hodgson EFIAP FAPS & Judith Hodgson LAPS, Australia
APS Mentions:
Graffiti-Art does Belong by Louise Wolfers LAPS
If only we’d Listened by Ron Davies FRPS FIPF EFIAP FACI(M) & Barbara Mullins AFIAP AV-AFIAP FAPS ARPS
The Letter by John Hodgson EFIAP FAPS & Judith Hodgson LAPS
APS ACCEPTANCES
Dear Brooster…Your Henny by Barbara Butler AAPS
Christmas Down Under by Meredith Briggs
Out of the Rock by Meredith Briggs
Fresh Eyre by Judith Hodgson LAPS
Sanctuary by Judith Hodgson LAPS
Bark Variations by John Hodgson EFIAP FAPS
The Visit by John Hodgson EFIAP FAPS & Judith Hodgson LAPS
Best Australian Entry:
A Place for Reflection by Barbara Butler AAPS
Best Creative Imagery through the use of effects and transitions:
The Forest of Tane Mahuta by Erhard Hobrecker ARPS, Switzerland
Best Original Script:
The Picasso of the Pier by Richard Brown FRPS FIPF EFIAP, United Kingdom
Best Soundtrack:
1 in 3.7 by Howard Gregory, United Kingdom
AUDIENCE AWARDS each of these will be awarded a certificate.
SESSION 1: Arthur’s Secret by Sheila Davies CPAGB, United Kingdom
SESSION 2: Cousin Jack by Martin Fry, United Kingdom
SESSION 3: The Red Shoes by Dave Gillow & Carol Gillow, United Kingdom
SESSION 4: Isadora’s Legacy by Eddie Spence FRPS, United Kingdom
SESSION 5: L’ultime Bataille by Andre Teyck & Axelle Wattiez, Belgium
GALA DAY: Warriors of the Wilds by Tamas Imre & Aniko Imre, Hungary
321 Results
These can be witnessed via: www.challengediaporama321.com.
Congratulations to Martin Fry who came 5th and 8th= and to Ian Bateman who came 8th= and 30th. The only other UK entrants to figure were G F Homer at 33rd one of my own which came 38th and Phil Barker at 39th. Malcom Imhoff FROM FRANCE came 40th – I reckon there’s some mistake there don’t you !! ? 41-56 were unclassified.
L & CPU Results Lowton 20 Feb 2009
Judge: Colin Balls FRPS
1 Arthur’s Secret by Sheila Davies (West Lancs) (This Sequence, of course, also received the “Jackass” Award for the Best First Time Entrant.)
2 Carol for the Last Christmas Eve by Peter Coles (Wilmslow Guild AV Gp)
3 Colours of India by Howard Bagshaw (Wilmslow Guild AV Gp)
Highly Commended: The Quiet One by Keith Brown (Wilmslow Guild AV Gp)
Commended: Rapa Nui by Ron Davies/Julie England (Lytham St Annes P.S.)
Mentions:
Ged by V Barlow (Prestwish Coup C.C.)
It Was All So Different by Howard Gregory (Wilmslow Guild AV Gp.)
Open Day by Jill Bunting (Wilmslow Guild AV Gp.)
Other Sequences shown:
Sweet Dreams by David Platt,
Sudersviet by Howard Bagshaw,
Coffee Time by Alistair Parker,
Carol by John Smith,
Not The Same by Peter Coles,
Building a New Superstore by Eddie Evans,
W.G.A.V. by Harry Bosworth,
Chapel by Jack Mather,
Liverpool Night Life by Ian Francis,
Tough Guy by Howard Bagshaw,
Malta Jewel of the Med by Janet Waterhouse,
Gold by Peter Coles ,
Quarry Bank Mills by Bill Scawthorn,
Schynge Platte by Jeff Mansell,
A Place Apart by Colin Millington,
Not There by Peter Coles,
Cousin Jack by Steve Gee,
Flanders Fields by Ian Kearvell,
Venice by R M Bryce, T
he Meadow by Collin Middleton,
Forsaken by Ray Wilson,
The Witches Way by Janet Waterhouse,
Childrens Home by John Smith
& Waterway Wonders by Jack Heathcote.
The Great Northern Festival Results
First “Isadora’s Legacy” by Eddie Spence
Second “The Quiet One” by Keith Brown
Third “The Final Cut” by Ian Bateman
Highly Commended
“A Devon Delight” by Linda and Edgar Gibbs
“The Kissing Gate” by Maggie Imhoff
“Black Angels” by Robert Albright
Commended
“Mountain Man” by David Pickford
“Arthur’s Secret” by Sheila Davies
“The Stain in the Snow” by Malcolm Imhoff
Best First Time Entrant
“The Kissing Gate” by Maggie Imhoff
Audience Vote
“Isadora’s Legacy” by Eddie Spence
2. Isadora’s Legacy – Eddie Spence
2. The Quiet One – Keith Brown
HC And Never Cackled – Richard Brown
HC Talbot House – Linda & Edgar Gibbs
C Arthur’s Secret – Sheila Davies
C The Gathering – Ian Bateman
Session 1 – The Legacy
Session 2 – Arthur’s Secret
Session 3 – Perhaps
Session 4 – Talbot House
Joint 2nd East Midlands & Essex
2nd WCPF
3rd MCPF
Adelaide AVFest 2009
FIAP 2009/02, APS 2009/02
This year the ninth Adelaide AVFEST was held from the 20th to 22nd of March 2009. We had a record number of entries this year, 95 from 70 entrants and 11 countries. Festivals such as this can only happen if the AV sequence makers out there enter. It was pleasing to see over 30 new entrants in this festival, as well as receiving sequences from familiar authors. The three judges, Richard Venus (AUS), Graham Hawkins SSAPS (AUS) and Ian Bateman MPAGB (UK) had a difficult task not only because of the number of sequences, but also because of the quality and various styles of sequences.
The advent of the ‘digital age’ has meant that authors are now able to produce more creative sequences. The available computer software now enables both image editing and animation of sequences. Similarly the computing and graphic power is also increasing, so that the total effect can be some very awesome sequences. We saw many examples of this during the festival, the bar has certainly been lifted.
At the same time though, the sequence that doesn’t use ‘clever graphics’, but relies rather on good images put together with appropriate audio and a strong general concept still holds its own in any festival. This was also evident during the festival.
Congratulations to all the winners and those who received acceptances.
Marie Tresidder (Director)
Adelaide AVFest 2009, Adelaide, South Australia
ADELAIDE AVFest 2009 RESULTS
1 Warriors of the Wilds by Tamas Imre & Aniko Imre, Hungary
2 The Colour Thief by Jill Bunting CPAGB, United Kingdom
3 Arthur’s Secret by Sheila Davies CPAGB, United Kingdom
Documentary Final Solution by Michal Nowakowski, Poland
Honourable Mentions:
Cousin Jack by Martin Fry, United Kingdom
Isadora’s Legacy by Eddie Spence FRPS, United Kingdom
FIAP and APS Acceptances
York Minster by Allan Green FRPS, United Kingdom
In Balkan…. by Kerekes Istvan, Hungary
L’ultime Bataille by Andre Teyck & Axelle Wattiez, Belgium
Abide with Me by Douglas Mackrell FRPS, United Kingdom
Victory by Elzbieta Chojnacka & Beata Boguslawska, Poland
The Sounds of Steam by Tony Hill ARPS, United Kingdom
Graffiti-Art does Belong by Louise Wolfers LAPS, Australia
Man of Destiny by Barbara Mullins AFIAP AV-AFIAP FAPS ARPS &
Ron Davies FRPS FIPF EFIAP FACI(M), Australia & United Kingdom
The Quiet One by Keith Brown, United Kingdom
MUSIC POETRY AND SONG The Red Shoes by Dave Gillow & Carol Gillow, United Kingdom
Honourable Mentions :
Black White by Piet Huijgens, Netherlands
FIAP and APS Acceptances
The Bear by Dave Gillow & Carol Gillow, United Kingdom
Can I Play…Part11 by Cezary Dubiel, Poland
One Day One Life by Gigi Montali, Italy
Into my Sunset by Ron Davies FRPS FIPF EFIAP FACI(M) , United Kingdom
Peace Descends by Martin Fry FRPS APAGB, United Kingdom
Magda Live by Ireneusz Graff, Poland
NATURAL HISTORY Lesson of Dance by Ireneusz Graff and ZPFP, Poland
FIAP and APS Acceptance
The Green Season by Sheila Davies CPAGB, United Kingdom
HUMOUR The Gasman Cometh by Richard Brown FRPS FIPF EFIAP, United Kingdom
Honourable Mentions : winner of a FIAP ribbon
La femme aux bas blancs by Jean Paul Petit, France
FIAP and APS Acceptances
Star Cows by Christian Hendrickx & Andre Teyck, Belgium
Self-Portrait by Cezary Dubiel, Poland
The Messiah by John Smith APAGB CPAGB, United Kingdom
THEME Au Pays de Assk by Andre Teyck & Armand de Smet, Belgium
Honourable Mentions :
One Winter’s Day-A Celebration of Frozen Beauty by Elizabeth Carruthers FPSNZ AFIAP, New Zealand
If only we’d Listened by Ron Davies FRPS FIPF EFIAP FACI(M) & Barbara Mullins AFIAP AV-AFIAP FAPS ARPS, United Kingdom & Australia
FIAP and APS Acceptances
Dead? Alive by Ireneusz Graff, Poland
Stand Proud Brother by Robert Albright FRPS, United Kingdom
Les Sourires D’Angkor by Jean-Pierre Simon, France
The Kissing Gate by Maggie Imhoff, United Kingdom
The Response by Douglas Mackrell FRPS, United Kingdom
Unslaved Mind by Beata Boguslawska & Adam Boguslawski, Poland
It’s all down to the Packaging by Marion Waine ARPS DPAGB AV-AFIAP, United Kingdom
Your Star by Peter Coles FRPS FIPF EFIAP FICS, United Kingdom
Atocha by Robert Puato, Italy
The Letter by John Hodgson EFIAP FAPS & Judith Hodgson LAPS, Australia
APS Mentions:
Graffiti-Art does Belong by Louise Wolfers LAPS
If only we’d Listened by Ron Davies FRPS FIPF EFIAP FACI(M) & Barbara Mullins AFIAP AV-AFIAP FAPS ARPS
The Letter by John Hodgson EFIAP FAPS & Judith Hodgson LAPS
APS ACCEPTANCES
Dear Brooster…Your Henny by Barbara Butler AAPS
Christmas Down Under by Meredith Briggs
Out of the Rock by Meredith Briggs
Fresh Eyre by Judith Hodgson LAPS
Sanctuary by Judith Hodgson LAPS
Bark Variations by John Hodgson EFIAP FAPS
The Visit by John Hodgson EFIAP FAPS & Judith Hodgson LAPS
Best Australian Entry:
A Place for Reflection by Barbara Butler AAPS
Best Creative Imagery through the use of effects and transitions:
The Forest of Tane Mahuta by Erhard Hobrecker ARPS, Switzerland
Best Original Script:
The Picasso of the Pier by Richard Brown FRPS FIPF EFIAP, United Kingdom
Best Soundtrack:
1 in 3.7 by Howard Gregory, United Kingdom
AUDIENCE AWARDS each of these will be awarded a certificate.
SESSION 1: Arthur’s Secret by Sheila Davies CPAGB, United Kingdom
SESSION 2: Cousin Jack by Martin Fry, United Kingdom
SESSION 3: The Red Shoes by Dave Gillow & Carol Gillow, United Kingdom
SESSION 4: Isadora’s Legacy by Eddie Spence FRPS, United Kingdom
SESSION 5: L’ultime Bataille by Andre Teyck & Axelle Wattiez, Belgium
GALA DAY: Warriors of the Wilds by Tamas Imre & Aniko Imre, Hungary
321 Results
These can be witnessed via: www.challengediaporama321.com.
Congratulations to Martin Fry who came 5th and 8th= and to Ian Bateman who came 8th= and 30th. The only other UK entrants to figure were G F Homer at 33rd one of my own which came 38th and Phil Barker at 39th. Malcom Imhoff FROM FRANCE came 40th – I reckon there’s some mistake there don’t you !! ? 41-56 were unclassified.
L & CPU Results Lowton 20 Feb 2009
Judge: Colin Balls FRPS
1 Arthur’s Secret by Sheila Davies (West Lancs) (This Sequence, of course, also received the “Jackass” Award for the Best First Time Entrant.)
2 Carol for the Last Christmas Eve by Peter Coles (Wilmslow Guild AV Gp)
3 Colours of India by Howard Bagshaw (Wilmslow Guild AV Gp)
Highly Commended: The Quiet One by Keith Brown (Wilmslow Guild AV Gp)
Commended: Rapa Nui by Ron Davies/Julie England (Lytham St Annes P.S.)
Mentions:
Ged by V Barlow (Prestwish Coup C.C.)
It Was All So Different by Howard Gregory (Wilmslow Guild AV Gp.)
Open Day by Jill Bunting (Wilmslow Guild AV Gp.)
Other Sequences shown:
Sweet Dreams by David Platt,
Sudersviet by Howard Bagshaw,
Coffee Time by Alistair Parker,
Carol by John Smith,
Not The Same by Peter Coles,
Building a New Superstore by Eddie Evans,
W.G.A.V. by Harry Bosworth,
Chapel by Jack Mather,
Liverpool Night Life by Ian Francis,
Tough Guy by Howard Bagshaw,
Malta Jewel of the Med by Janet Waterhouse,
Gold by Peter Coles ,
Quarry Bank Mills by Bill Scawthorn,
Schynge Platte by Jeff Mansell,
A Place Apart by Colin Millington,
Not There by Peter Coles,
Cousin Jack by Steve Gee,
Flanders Fields by Ian Kearvell,
Venice by R M Bryce, T
he Meadow by Collin Middleton,
Forsaken by Ray Wilson,
The Witches Way by Janet Waterhouse,
Childrens Home by John Smith
& Waterway Wonders by Jack Heathcote.
The Great Northern Festival Results
First “Isadora’s Legacy” by Eddie Spence
Second “The Quiet One” by Keith Brown
Third “The Final Cut” by Ian Bateman
Highly Commended
“A Devon Delight” by Linda and Edgar Gibbs
“The Kissing Gate” by Maggie Imhoff
“Black Angels” by Robert Albright
Commended
“Mountain Man” by David Pickford
“Arthur’s Secret” by Sheila Davies
“The Stain in the Snow” by Malcolm Imhoff
Best First Time Entrant
“The Kissing Gate” by Maggie Imhoff
Audience Vote
“Isadora’s Legacy” by Eddie Spence
321 Results
These can be witnessed via: www.challengediaporama321.com.
Congratulations to Martin Fry who came 5th and 8th= and to Ian Bateman who came 8th= and 30th. The only other UK entrants to figure were G F Homer at 33rd one of my own which came 38th and Phil Barker at 39th. Malcom Imhoff FROM FRANCE came 40th – I reckon there’s some mistake there don’t you !! ? 41-56 were unclassified.
L & CPU Results Lowton 20 Feb 2009
Judge: Colin Balls FRPS
1 Arthur’s Secret by Sheila Davies (West Lancs) (This Sequence, of course, also received the “Jackass” Award for the Best First Time Entrant.)
2 Carol for the Last Christmas Eve by Peter Coles (Wilmslow Guild AV Gp)
3 Colours of India by Howard Bagshaw (Wilmslow Guild AV Gp)
Highly Commended: The Quiet One by Keith Brown (Wilmslow Guild AV Gp)
Commended: Rapa Nui by Ron Davies/Julie England (Lytham St Annes P.S.)
Mentions:
Ged by V Barlow (Prestwish Coup C.C.)
It Was All So Different by Howard Gregory (Wilmslow Guild AV Gp.)
Open Day by Jill Bunting (Wilmslow Guild AV Gp.)
Other Sequences shown:
Sweet Dreams by David Platt,
Sudersviet by Howard Bagshaw,
Coffee Time by Alistair Parker,
Carol by John Smith,
Not The Same by Peter Coles,
Building a New Superstore by Eddie Evans,
W.G.A.V. by Harry Bosworth,
Chapel by Jack Mather,
Liverpool Night Life by Ian Francis,
Tough Guy by Howard Bagshaw,
Malta Jewel of the Med by Janet Waterhouse,
Gold by Peter Coles ,
Quarry Bank Mills by Bill Scawthorn,
Schynge Platte by Jeff Mansell,
A Place Apart by Colin Millington,
Not There by Peter Coles,
Cousin Jack by Steve Gee,
Flanders Fields by Ian Kearvell,
Venice by R M Bryce, T
he Meadow by Collin Middleton,
Forsaken by Ray Wilson,
The Witches Way by Janet Waterhouse,
Childrens Home by John Smith
& Waterway Wonders by Jack Heathcote.
The Great Northern Festival Results
First “Isadora’s Legacy” by Eddie Spence
Second “The Quiet One” by Keith Brown
Third “The Final Cut” by Ian Bateman
Highly Commended
“A Devon Delight” by Linda and Edgar Gibbs
“The Kissing Gate” by Maggie Imhoff
“Black Angels” by Robert Albright
Commended
“Mountain Man” by David Pickford
“Arthur’s Secret” by Sheila Davies
“The Stain in the Snow” by Malcolm Imhoff
Best First Time Entrant
“The Kissing Gate” by Maggie Imhoff
Audience Vote
“Isadora’s Legacy” by Eddie Spence
Posted: November 13th, 2007 under .
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