Results of Round 3 of the print league (judged by Chris Palmer) are as below.

When these results were combined, the overall winner for the year in the colour section was Chris Williams, with  Chris Drury tasing the honours in the mono section. Many congratulations to both!

The colour section was won by Brian Doble and "Blue Damselfly". In second place was "Homeward Bound" by Derek Nash, and third place went to Chris Drury with "Subway Model"

In the Mono section, with Geoff Clinton took 1st place with "Tate Britain doom". Colin McInnes was in 2nd place with "Incoming tide" and Chris Drury was in 3rd with "Widow at mauselium".

Martin Patten was the judge for Round three of the Projected Image league. Steve Ransom's image of "Knot" ran out the winner this week. Felix Sproll took second place with is atmospheric view of "Ivinghoe Beacon", and Chris Dundon-Smith was in third with his study of "A winding walk down".

In the league, the best 9 scores from across the three rounds count, and when all the maths was complete, Chris Bennett was this year's winner of the projected Image League. Congratulations to Chris.

27th November saw the annual The Albert Beale Trophy and Carter Cup evening. The Albert Beale Trophy was won by Chris Bennett with her take on "coloured reflections" being "Seeing Double". The Carter Cup was an open Triptych and was won by Chris Drury with his picture "Crazed Mirror".

Thanks to judge Paul Burwood.

Results of Round 2 of the print league (judged by Chris Forster) were as follows:

The colour section was won by Colin McInnes and "Boatshed". In second place was "What a Poser" by Chris Bennett, and third place went to Geoff Clinton with "Loading the boat"

A couple of familiar names in the Mono section, with Colin McInnes again taking 1st place with "Pebble beach", and Chris Drury  in 2nd and 3rd with "Low key art nude" and "Sealed with a kiss: Selenium and grain filter" respectively.

Dave Hipperson was the judge for Round two of the Projected Image league. Chris Bennett took first and third paces with two natural history shots - "Heading for the river" and "Fishing". Chris Drury was the meat in the sandwich with "Crazed Mirror".

Results of Round 1 of the print league (judged by Terry Coffey) were as follows:

The colour section was won by Chris Williams with his "St Pauls". In second place was "Stork billed kingfisher" by Geoff Clinton, and third place went to Chris Williams again with "Hebes"

A couple of familiar names in the Mono section, with Chris Williams again  taking 1st place with "Ancient Monument", and Chris Drury  in 2nd this time with "Artist Impression - Mia". Gary Shore was in 3rd with "Wells next the sea"

The first competition of the new season. This week's winning entry was Steve Ransom's excellent "Southern chaser, chasing". Second and Third places went to Chris Dundon-Smith with "Daddy's girl" and "Quiraig" by Felix Sproll respectively. Thanks to this week's judge Lloyd Moore.

Tuesday 8th May saw the annual "Print of the year" and "Best of the Rest" titles awarded.

"Print of the year" is actually awarded in 3 categories - Colour, Mono and Projected Images. Entries are taken from any image placed in the Club competitions through the year.

"Best of the Rest" is open for anyone who did not have a placed entry in the competition categories of projected or prints.

After all that, the winners were....

The 4th and final round of the Projected Image league was won by Chris Bennett with her Pelicans in "Heads up". Simon Gadd took 2nd place with his study of "Making music", and Chris Williams was in 3rd place with "The search for water". Well done to all the winners.