Plymstock Camera Club receives Highly Commended award

Plymstock Camera Club
Burrator Bridge by Bruce Robinson

Plymstock Camera Club is celebrating its recent success at the prestigious West Country Photographic Federation (WCPF) Kingswood Salver competition, where the club’s entry, titled ‘Dartmoor Stamps,’ received a ‘Highly Commended’ award.

The Kingswood Salver competition is an annual event organized by the WCPF, showcasing the talent and creativity of photography clubs from across the West Country. This year, Plymstock Camera Club made a significant mark with its exceptional entry.

The competition format required participating clubs to submit a panel of five mounted prints, each contributed by a different photographer, to form a cohesive and diverse collection of images.

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Walkham Valley by Ann Owens

Plymstock Camera Club’s entry, ‘Dartmoor Stamps,’ captured the essence of Dartmoor through the lenses of five distinct photographers, showcasing the club’s commitment to both individual artistry and collaborative excellence.

The ‘Highly Commended’ award was testament to the skill, vision, and dedication of Plymstock Camera Club’s members. Ann Owens, Heather Compton, Tony Westlake, Bruce Robinson and Matthew Curtin each contributed their unique perspectives and techniques to the panel, creating a cohesive and diverse collection of images that beautifully captured the essence of Dartmoor. Their collective talent and passion for photography shone through, earning the club this prestigious recognition.

Club Chairman, Matthew Curtin expressed his excitement and gratitude for the recognition, saying,

“Winning the ‘Highly Commended’ award at the WCPF Kingswood Salver competition is a tremendous honor for Plymstock Camera Club. It reflects the passion and skill of our photographers, as well as our commitment to creating compelling and diverse visual narratives. We are proud to have our work acknowledged at such a prestigious event.”

Stamp Pew Tor by Mathew Curtin

Plymstock Camera Club extends its appreciation to the WCPF and the Kingswood Salver competition judges for recognizing the club’s dedication to photographic excellence. The success at this competition further motivates the club to explore new horizons and continue pushing the boundaries of visual storytelling through photography.

Dartmoor Pony by Heather Compton

For more information about Plymstock Camera Club and to view the award-winning entry, please visit www.plymstockcameraclub.co.uk

About Plymstock Camera Club

Plymstock Camera Club is a dynamic community of photographers based in Plymstock. Committed to fostering creativity and camaraderie, the club provides a platform for photographers of all levels to learn, grow, and showcase their work.

More examples of the work of members can be found on the club’s Facebook page.

Emsworthy Barn by Tony Westlake