A disappointing result

Meeting Report

The Crouch Shield for Digital Projected Images was held on 12 March 2010 and hosted by Henfield Camera Club. The judge for the evening, Bob Webzell is a past president of Brighton Hove Camera Club and lectures and judges throughout the south of England.

In the first round, Paul Hayward scored 17 points for his image entitled 'Hard Times'. This put us in 6th place at the end of Round One. Could it get better?

Round two took us further down the 'pecking' order. Derek Grieve's 'Early morning view from San Gimignano' was awarded only 16 points. We were now in joint penultimate place along with Horsham, Mid-Sussex and Henfield (who were eventually to come joint last along with Littlehampton).

Peter Michell to the rescue in round three. 'Katie' was given 19 points and we were joint 5th. Could we maintain our 2009 showing when we came joint 5th?

Round four and optimism ahead. Anne Nagle's 'Great Spotted Woodpecker' scores 18 points and we move up to 4th.

Round five and we slip to joint 6th, when Jane Coward's 'Hammer and Anvil' only score 15. Surely it was worth more than that. All is not lost.

It is now! 'Echinacea Purpurea Magnus' by John Gauvin achieves only 17 points to leave us languishing in 8th place. Three points short of 5th place and a full 11 points off the winning club's score of 113.

The winning images can be seen on the Regnum Crouch website.

Results

 

 

Round 1

Round 2

Round 3

Round 4

Round 5

Round 6

Total

1

Chichester

15

20

20

20

18

20

113

2

Steyning

20

20

18

17

15

19

109

3

Southwick

20

18

18

17

17

17

107

4

Horsham

19

14

19

16

20

18

106

5

Worthing

16

19

16

19

17

18

105

6

Bognor Regis

15

19

19

15

16

19

103

6

Midhurst

18

16

15

20

16

18

103

8

Storrington

17

16

19

18

15

17

102

9

Mid Sussex

18

15

15

15

18

19

100

10

Henfield

16

17

17

16

15

17

98

10

Littlehampton

14

14

14

19

19

18

98

The 2011 competition will be hosted by Littlehampton Camera Club in March. We will not be hosts until 2015, so have plenty of time to prepare.

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