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Hand in : Oct 4th 2007 |
Set Subject : Nature & Nat History |
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Hand in : Dec 6th 2007 |
Set Subject : Patterns |
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Hand in : Jan 31st 2008 |
Set Subject : Humour |
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Hand in : Mar 27th 2008 |
Set Subject : Sport & Action |
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Thurs Oct 25th 2007 |
Judged by Phillip Hodson, EFIAP |
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Thurs Nov 22nd 2007 |
Digital Audio-Visual Sequences |
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Thurs Mar 13th 2008 |
A Panel of 3 prints or slides |
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Thurs Nov 8th 2007 |
Host club : Poulton-le-Fylde P S |
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Fri Nov 30th 2007 |
Venue : The Shippon, Breck Road, Poulton |
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Fri Feb 22nd 2008 |
Venue : The Shippon, Breck Road, Poulton |
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Definition of
Natural History (Specialist Subject) Images must be an accurate
representation of the species or subject matter. Titles must be
specific and correct. Creatures are expected to be alive and free
in the wild - not domesticated or in zoos. If controlled conditions
are used this should be declared - with the exception of micro or
macro detail. Geology, weather, climatology, and ecology are permissible
but should be accurately titled to show their significance in the
natural world.
Derivations, or any form of manipulation that alters the truth of
the photographic statement, are ineligible.
Nature subjects are
generally less scientific in their presentation: eg there is no
need for latin names in their titles; but, as with Natural History,
they should not include people or man-made items (such as road signs
or power cables) in the image. Zoo animals could be included, but
should not show any indication of their captivity.
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