Members Choice Competition

The Member's Choice competition is a fun monthly competition which is run in-house.  It's purpose is to allow members to show their images in a friendly and fun way. 

​The topics for the year's Member's Choice competition is set at the start of the year.  Prizes are awarded to first and second places. 

Member's Choice Topics for 2023

February - Marine  water, boats beach life sea life
March - Looking up  the vast majority of images are taken from the same level, looking straight ahead, time to point your camera upwards
April - The colour "red" anything at all with the colour red
May - Street portrait  complete stranger, not a friend or family member
June - Dead  anything that is not alive or indicates death......flowers, trees, cemetery, etc
July - Zoom zoom  - speed be it a toddler running or a race car on the track

August - Frame it -using anything to frame your subject, not allowed in post production.
September - Architecture be it old or new, part or whole
Picture
Carol Michel - Reflection in a puddle

Conditions of Entry

Financial members may submit up to three images on a specified topic, (see the programme above),
  1. Images must be entered using the online entry form and are due on or before the second meeting of each month.
  2. Entries must be sized to the standard club specifications of 1620 x 1080 pixels as the maximum dimensions.
  3. Total length of name, including spaces, cannot exceed 40 characters
  1. Images are screened as an AV usually on the first Club night of the  following month.
  2. Members and visitors on that Club night are entitled to two votes each for what they consider to be the best image.
  3. The authors of the two images with the most votes receive prizes.
Late entries cannot be accepted.
Very worthwhile prizes for very little effort!
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By entering this competition you agree to the Nelson Camera Club using your entered images for publicity purposes for the promotion of this competition. In particular you agree to the winning images being printed in the newsletter and on our website.
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