19 Thursday Apr 2018
Posted in Black & white, Landscape, Photography, Structure
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4th edition, abstract, FAPA, FAPA Nominee, frosty morning, London Eye, sheep
My two entries for the 2018 Fine Art Photography Awards, Quiet Pastures and In Tension, were nominated for awards in the Amateur categories of Wildlife/Animals and Architecture respectively.
As far as I managed last year – oh well, at least I’m consistent!
(All images are copyright to Noeline Smith)
24 Monday Apr 2017
Posted in Black & white, Landscape, Photography
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Another Place, Crosby Beach, dramatic sky, FAPA, FAPA Nominee, fine art, horse silhouette, mono, Wiltshire sky
About this time last year I was pleased to be awarded with Bronze in the Fine Art Photography Awards; I didn’t do quite so well this year but am still pleased to have got most of the way through the competition and for my two entries, Elemental and Another Place, to be nominated for awards in the Amateur categories of Fine Art and Seascape respectively.
According to the FAPA press release there were more than 6335 submissions from 89 countries around the world. Winners were selected by a panel of international judges, including: Tim Franco, Nadia Dias, Liza Van der Stock, Matilde Gattoni, Amélie Labourdette, Valery Klamm and Pierre Abensur.
(All images are copyright to Noeline Smith)
12 Sunday Jun 2016
Posted in Black & white, Landscape, Photography
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Avebury, award, B&W, FAPA, fine art, mono, photography, standing stones
You may have noticed from my infrequent posts that I haven’t had much time for photography recently but this morning had the pleasant surprise of finding that my portfolio entry ‘Silent Voices’ was awarded 3rd place in the Fine Art (Amateur) category of the 2015/16 Fine Art Photography Awards.
According to the FAPA press release there were more than 3994 submissions from 83 countries around the world. Winners were selected by a panel of international judges, including: Qingjun Huang, Carolyn Guild, Klaus Kampert, Pini Hamou, Rupert Vandervell, Pongsatorn Sukhum, Kilian Schönberger, Peter Kool, Lara Zankoul and GMB Akash.
One of my more satisfying results and gratifying that the ‘silent voices’ of Avebury made themselves heard 🙂
(All images are copyright to Noeline Smith)
