It’s Time To Enter Competition 1802 – Water Moving or Still
It is just under one week until entries close for our next photo competition. Competition 1802 is set subject only: “Water, moving or still, is the main subject, not the attractive woman under the waterfall or the surfer on a wave”.
The competition will close to entries at 11:45pm on Sunday 18th March 2018. Late entries will not be accepted!
Please note that there is an error in the form allowing the selection of open entries. Please only enter and select the set entries.
Important: Print entries must attach the MyPhotoClub generated labels as they show the entry identifier which both indicates the entry was submitted on-time and which makes it much easier for us to find them on our scoring sheets. Entries without system-generated labels may not be admitted for judging.
PHPC MyPhotoClub Instruction – Entering a Competition
by Tony Strasser, 11 March 2018
Competition 1801 Finalised – How to View the Results
It is a pleasure to announce that our first competition cycle is now complete. All scores have been entered, checked, and published on the MyPhotoClub Website. There were a few glitches on the way but we got there. Thank you everyone for your cooperation and assistance in achieving the results. It has been a big learning curve for all of us.
The results are now available for you to see. The instructions for viewing competition images and results can be viewed by clicking on the following link. They are also on the Club Documents Page and on the MyPhotoClub page on our old website.
PHPC MyPhotoClub Instruction – Viewing Completed Competitions
Competition entries will also start appearing as featured photos on this site. One will appear on the home page, and several are distributed through the “About the Club” page. The images that appear there are random.
We have learned some lessons on how best to organise the judging process for ease of scoring. More information will be released about that shortly.
So well done everyone. The competition year is off to a good start.
by Tony Strasser, 24 February 2018