Between 8 – 23 June Worthing held its Festival and we ran the Smartphone Camera Challenge.
On behalf of Worthing Camera Club I would like to give a huge thank you to everyone who joined us on our walks, took part in the challenges and shared some of their images for the competition. I would also like to thank the judging panel, given the number and quality of images submitted it was a difficult job.
The purpose of the Festival is to encourage residents and visitors to be creative and to showcase Worthing’s creative talents. For us, the purpose of the challenge is to demonstrate that a Smartphone Camera is a “proper” camera and with a little understanding can be used to create beautiful and unusual images. This year’s competition was fun and enjoyable for us and we hope you enjoyed the event too? It is always wonderful to see so many different and creative ways of capturing the same subject.
Congratulations to each of our challenge Winners.
Note:
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1. A long(ish) exposure – Carrie-Anne Sillence
2. A reflection – Nikki Clarke
3. An animal – Mia Reilly
4. An image of the funniest thing you can find – Andy Rutherford
5. An image that makes you think of Worthing – Andy Rutherford
6. A Triptych – Andy Rutherford
7. Deckchair – Andy Rutherford
8. Fishing Boat – Andy Rutherford
9. Ice Cream – Nikki Clarke
10. The Lido – Gage Arneaud
11. Make a panorama – Carrie-Anne Sillence
12. Portrait (or a selfie) – Mike Doyle
13. Seagull – Andy Rutherford
14. Mini Garden – Sarah West
15. Shelter – Gage Arneaud
16. A Black & White image – Steve Kirkby
17. A Candid image – Andy Rutherford
18. Something that rhymes with “Sand” – Sarah West
19. The Pavillion – Joint Winners Nikki Clarke and Andy Rutherford
20. Worthing pier – Mike Doyle
