We run a number of competitions during the year and entries from any club member are most welcome - it's worth entering images to get feedback from the judge which is a great way to learn how to take even better images. (You may need to turn your phone to landscape for this page to display properly). Competitions for the 2024-25 season
No.
Date
Type
Subject
Judge
Hand in date
1
September 27
DPI
Open
Jennie Morgan
25 September
2
October 30
Print
Open
Dave Straker
16 October
3
November 20
DPI
People
Louise Hill
6 November
4
December 11
Print
Autumn 24
Rob Hislop
27 November
5
February 5
DPI
Camouflage
Phil Cooling
22 January
6
February 26
Print
Open
Martin Fry
12 February
7
March 19
DPI
Open
Dave Russell
5 March
8
April 9
Any
Image of the year
Bob Goode
26 March
The definitions for the 2024-25 season competitions are as follows:
Open
Any image the author wishes to submit
People
Any image that in the opinion of the author best illustrates the theme
Autumn 24
Any image that in the opinion of the author best illustrates the theme
Camouflage
Any image that in the opinion of the author best illustrates the theme
Image of the year
Any image the author wishes to submit
Definitions will be used by the Competition Secretary to determine the validity of entries and by the competition judge to score any submitted image. Competition Rules For full competition rules for competitions 1-7, click here: Competition Rules Entries for Print competitions must be handed to the Competition Secretary by the due date and must be accompanied by a properly completed Entry Form. To download an Entry Form click here: Entry Form Entries for Dpi competitions are to be made by email on or before the due date in accordance with the procedure set out in the Competition Rules. No entry form is required.
For Image of the Year rules click here: Image of the Year rules
For Image of the Year entry form click here: Image of the Year Entry Form
Any queries please contact the Competition Secretary - Allan Ockenden via the 'Contact us' link. Tips: for re-sizing images for club DPI Competitions. In Photoshop go to File - Automate - Fit Image - type in 1920 x 1080 and it will automatically resize for portrait or landscape. You will only need to change the pixels if you have to resize for different projectors. For Elements users, (this works on Elements 13, not sure about 14 or 15) go to File - Automate - fit image - type in the pixels you require 1920 x 1080 and it will hold the sizes until you change it. Again it will automatically size for portrait or landscape.
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