“High Key” A high-key image is one that is almost entirely bright with very little or no dark shadows present. Such images tend to create a light, pleasant mood, in contrast to low-key images that tend to be more mysterious … Continue reading →

“Geometrics” Geometrics in photography focuses on image elements that have typical geometric properties. This includes lines, circles, spheres, triangles and rectangles as the most common elements. More complex geometric shapes are suitable, but when the shape gets very complex, then … Continue reading →

Have you some nice images or a short video you have been wanting to share? Maybe a few a few captures from a recent project? The Competitions Team has decided that we can’t run a Print Competition due to the … Continue reading →

Rules for the Nature Trophy Competition Nature Definition Nature Photography is restricted to the use of the photographic process to depict all branches of natural history, except anthropology and archaeology. The image can include landscapes, geologic formations, weather phenomena, and … Continue reading →

The following are some comments and tips from Judges experienced in evaluating Architectural images. They are offered here to give you a judge’s perspective on what makes a good architecture image. Judging Architecture Images – Tom Stephens Nov 2018 As … Continue reading →

The “Event” theme has been removed from the topic list for next season due to constraints associated with COVID-19. It was felt that this theme would be difficult with the current requirements for social distancing. The “Event” theme has been … Continue reading →