MGPS Digital Competition Submission

Any digital image that has received an honour or merit in the last 12 months will be considered automatically.
However you can submit up to 8 images for particular consideration for the Interclub Competition by submitting 4 print and 4 digital images.

The selection will be done at the start of August, a panel of members will select 3 images that stand out for each of the following categories:
* Aged
* Low Light
* Scapes (an expansive view, no dominant subject)
*.Portrait (waist up)
* Open
* Non-A Grade Open (or Novice photographers for clubs who don’t have gradings)

Still life photography is a genre of photography used for the depiction of inanimate subject matter, typically a small group of objects. Similar to still life painting, it is the application of photography to the still life artistic style. The image must include at least three distinct, separate subjects (e.g. not three pears), arranged by the photographer and not found accidentally. The whole arrangement will be lit and photographed. Sections of the arrangement may be highlighted [ e.g. light painting] and the subsequent exposures blended in post editing to achieve the final image. Individual, separate elements photographed and composited to form the final image will not meet the criteria.
The subject can include flowers and food. A collection of discarded objects found in the environment does not satisfy the definition.

An image featuring a person or people participating in some form of sporting event.

An image displaying any vehicle(s), mechanism, devices(s) or creature(s) used as a method or form of transport.

An image that features people in candid situations within public places.

Refer to MGPS website competition page or Member handbook number 6.1 page 11

An image of any subject or genre

2 open images can be entered for both the digital and the print competitions.

This is for testing purposes only