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| Image Copyright: Lee Howell ABIPP |
Advertising & Editorial Portraiture (Approved College Route)
www.leehowellphotography.com
Monday, 29 April 2013
Featured Qualifier - Lee Howell ABIPP
Advertising & Editorial Portraiture (Approved College Route)
www.leehowellphotography.com
Friday, 26 April 2013
BIPP Peter Grugeon Qualification Awards 2012
We would also like to take this opportunity to recognise
those who were successful in the BIPP Peter Grugeon Qualification Awards 2012. In
memory of the late celebrated photographer, most famous for his portraits of the Royal
Family in the 1970s, these awards recognise the very best work of all
qualifiers within the year – and the standard was extremely high.
David Stanbury FBIPP - Highly Commended Peter Grugeon Award for the Best Associateship
Scott Johnson ABIPP – Joint Licentiate of the Year
Tim Pestridge LBIPP – Joint Licentiate of the YearDavid Stanbury FBIPP - Highly Commended Peter Grugeon Award for the Best Associateship
Rebecca Northway ABIPP – Highly Commended Peter Grugeon
Award for the Best Assoicateship
Simon Eldon ABIPP – Peter Grugeon Award for the Best Associateship
Gerry Coe FBIPP – Peter Grugeon Award for the Best Fellowship
Chris Harper FBIPP - Lichfield Award - For best creative use
of people within an image
Kevin Wilson Hon. FBIPP – Fox Talbot Award - For outstanding
contribution to the photographic profession
Many congratulations to all of our winners on your fantastic
achievements!
BIPP/Towergate Camerasure Fine Art Awards 2013
Yesterday saw the presentations for the BIPP Peter Grugeon Qualification
Awards 2012 and BIPP/Towergate Camerasure Fine Art Awards 2013 at Hartwell
House. An appropriately grand venue for such a prestigious event, and a great
day was had by all as we recognised some of the best work in both Fine Art photography
and that of BIPP Qualifiers from over the past year.
Neil Warner – Open Single Image – Merit
Jacques Verschuren ABIPP – International Single Image - Merit
Dave Hunt ABIPP – Portfolio by a Qualified Member – Silver Award and Bronze Award
Very well done to all of our winners and many thanks to Towergate Camerasure, for sponsoring our Fine Art competition for the tenth consecutive year!
We’d like to take this opportunity to again recognise and
congratulate our BIPP/Towergate Camerasure Fine Art Award winners for 2013:
Lee Howell – Student Single Image – Winner and Merit
Kevin Beech – Student Single Image – MeritNeil Warner – Open Single Image – Merit
Jacques Verschuren ABIPP – International Single Image - Merit
Bryn Davies – Portfolio by a Provisional Member – Joint Winner
Sara Porter – Portfolio by a Provisional Member – Joint WinnerDave Hunt ABIPP – Portfolio by a Qualified Member – Silver Award and Bronze Award
Jamie Thompson FBIPP – Portfolio by a Qualified Member –
Gold Award
Very well done to all of our winners and many thanks to Towergate Camerasure, for sponsoring our Fine Art competition for the tenth consecutive year!
Results from the BIPP Peter Grugeon Qualification Awards 2012 to
follow.
Thursday, 25 April 2013
Presentation of 2012 Qualifications & 2013 BIPP/Towergate Camerasure Fine Art Awards
We’re delighted to be presenting the 2012 Best Licentiateship, the Peter Grugeon Best Associateship, and the Peter Grugeon Best Fellowship qualifications, as well as the prestigious Fox Talbot and Lichfield Awards, at Hartwell House in Buckinghamshire this afternoon.
This special occasion will also include the 2013 BIPP/Towergate Camerasure Fine Art Awards and we wish the very best of luck to everyone shortlisted!
Details of the Qualification recipients and Award winners will follow.
This special occasion will also include the 2013 BIPP/Towergate Camerasure Fine Art Awards and we wish the very best of luck to everyone shortlisted!
Details of the Qualification recipients and Award winners will follow.
Wednesday, 24 April 2013
April 2013 - Press Release
BIPP - THE LEADING QUALIFYING AND
GOVERNING BODY FOR PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY OFFERS ADVICE TO COUPLES LOOKING TO
BOOK A WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHER
One of the most important things to consider when planning your wedding is the photographer. After everything else has finished, and the dress is packed away, your photographs will be your one lasting memory of your big day.
When choosing your photographer, there are a few things to remember;
• Contact several and meet with them before you decide.
• Look at their portfolios and don’t be afraid to ask questions.
• Check their qualifications and ask how long they have been working as a wedding photographer.
• Discuss how you would like your images presented to you - do you want an album made for you or the images on a disc?
One of the most important things to consider when planning your wedding is the photographer. After everything else has finished, and the dress is packed away, your photographs will be your one lasting memory of your big day.
When choosing your photographer, there are a few things to remember;
• Contact several and meet with them before you decide.
• Look at their portfolios and don’t be afraid to ask questions.
• Check their qualifications and ask how long they have been working as a wedding photographer.
• Discuss how you would like your images presented to you - do you want an album made for you or the images on a disc?
When
planning a wedding, the budget is a major factor in deciding on your
photographer. Choosing a qualified photographer does not always mean a higher
cost, often the price paid for using an amateur is much higher. Using friends
or family members with a hobby in photography may seem a cost effective option,
however what if things go wrong?
The cost of
re-shooting wedding photos can cost thousands. Add to that the added stress and
disappointment of poor quality photos and a lost friendship. You may be left
wishing you had let a professional do the job in the first place.
It is your
choice what value you place on your wedding photography. A qualified
photographer may charge anywhere in the region of £1000 or less up to £5000 or
more. Remember when choosing your photographer, wedding photos will last
forever, even beyond your lifetime and may well be the only reminder you and
your family have in years to come.
Professional photographers who are qualified through BIPP are:
Professional photographers who are qualified through BIPP are:
· professionally insured – for public liability and professional indemnity
(eg, if the equipment is faulty, or images are lost)
· bound by a professional code of
conduct
· qualified at one of three successive
levels – Licentiateship, Associateship or Fellowship. Their work has been assessed against strict
criteria of professional competency, creativity, composition etc. They should have the letters LBIPP, ABIPP or
FBIPP after their names.
Once you have chosen your photographer and discussed what services they will
provide, ensure they give you a written contract detailing everything so you
all know what to expect and at what price.
For more information take a look at our comprehensive guide to choosing a professional photographer at www.bipp.com/findaphotographer.
For more information take a look at our comprehensive guide to choosing a professional photographer at www.bipp.com/findaphotographer.
Monday, 22 April 2013
Yorkshire Region Annual Awards 2013 - The Winners!
Congratulations to the winners of last week's Yorkshire Region Annual Awards 2013.
A special mention goes to Leo Francis ABIPP who took the overall title of BIPP Yorkshire Region Social Photographer of the Year
and to Tony May LBIPP who took the overall title of BIPP Yorkshire Region Commercial Photographer of the Year
Thanks go to the judges - Karl Bratby FBIPP and David Taylor FBIPP - and also to the Yorkshire Region Committee for all their hard work.
All winning images can be viewed online at www.yrbipp.co.uk/2013Awards.aspx
and www.yrbipp.co.uk/STUDENTMERITS2013.aspx
Yorkshire Region Social Photographer of the Year 2013
Leo Francis ABIPP
Yorkshire Region Commercial Photographer of the Year 2013
Tony May LBIPP
Studio Portrait Photographer of the Year 2013
Winner - Leo Francis ABIPP
Merit - Richard Mayfield FBIPP (x 2)
Merit - Leo Francis ABIPP (x 2)
Merit - Jacqueline Lygo LBIPP
Environmental Portrait Photographer of the Year 2013
Winner - Ben West LBIPP
Merit - Richard Mayfield FBIPP (x 2)
Merit - Annemarie King LBIPP (x 2)
Merit - Leo Francis ABIPP
Merit - Chris Bevan LBIPP
Industrial Photographer of the Year 2013
Winner - Michael Lee LBIPP
Merit - Michael Lee LBIPP
Architectural Photographer of the Year 2013
Winner - Roy Wooding FBIPP
Merit - Roy Wooding FBIPP
Press/PR Photographer of the Year 2013
Winner - Roy Wooding FBIPP
Merit - Roy Wooding FBIPP
Merit - Leo Francis ABIPP (x 2)
Traditional Wedding Photographer of the Year 2013
Winner - Ozzie Malik LBIPP
Merit - Ozzie Malik LBIPP (x 2)
Contemporary Wedding Photographer of the Year 2013
Winner - Cris Matthews LBIPP
Merit - Ben West LBIPP (x 2)
Merit - Cris Matthews LBIPP (x 3)
Advertising Photographer of the Year 2013
Winner - Tony May LBIPP
Merit - Roy Wooding FBIPP
Merit - David Black ABIPP
Merit - Annemarie King LBIPP
Merit - Tony May LBIPP (x 2)
Illustrative Photographer of the Year 2013
Winner - Roy Wooding FBIPP
Merit - Leo Francis ABIPP
Merit - Michael Dean
Fashion Photographer of the Year 2013
Winner - Richard Mayfield FBIPP
Merit - Richard Mayfield FBIPP
Student Photographer of the Year 2013
Winner - Leslie Forrester
Merit - Lance Isherwood (x 3)
Merit - Keith St Ange
Merit - Anna Bridson
Merit - Sam Johnson
Merit - Christine Eastwood
Merit - Leslie Forrester
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| Copyright: Leo Francis ABIPP |
A special mention goes to Leo Francis ABIPP who took the overall title of BIPP Yorkshire Region Social Photographer of the Year
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| Copyright: Tony May LBIPP |
and to Tony May LBIPP who took the overall title of BIPP Yorkshire Region Commercial Photographer of the Year
Thanks go to the judges - Karl Bratby FBIPP and David Taylor FBIPP - and also to the Yorkshire Region Committee for all their hard work.
All winning images can be viewed online at www.yrbipp.co.uk/2013Awards.aspx
and www.yrbipp.co.uk/STUDENTMERITS2013.aspx
Yorkshire Region Social Photographer of the Year 2013
Leo Francis ABIPP
Yorkshire Region Commercial Photographer of the Year 2013
Tony May LBIPP
Studio Portrait Photographer of the Year 2013
Winner - Leo Francis ABIPP
Merit - Richard Mayfield FBIPP (x 2)
Merit - Leo Francis ABIPP (x 2)
Merit - Jacqueline Lygo LBIPP
Environmental Portrait Photographer of the Year 2013
Winner - Ben West LBIPP
Merit - Richard Mayfield FBIPP (x 2)
Merit - Annemarie King LBIPP (x 2)
Merit - Leo Francis ABIPP
Merit - Chris Bevan LBIPP
Industrial Photographer of the Year 2013
Winner - Michael Lee LBIPP
Merit - Michael Lee LBIPP
Architectural Photographer of the Year 2013
Winner - Roy Wooding FBIPP
Merit - Roy Wooding FBIPP
Press/PR Photographer of the Year 2013
Winner - Roy Wooding FBIPP
Merit - Roy Wooding FBIPP
Merit - Leo Francis ABIPP (x 2)
Traditional Wedding Photographer of the Year 2013
Winner - Ozzie Malik LBIPP
Merit - Ozzie Malik LBIPP (x 2)
Contemporary Wedding Photographer of the Year 2013
Winner - Cris Matthews LBIPP
Merit - Ben West LBIPP (x 2)
Merit - Cris Matthews LBIPP (x 3)
Advertising Photographer of the Year 2013
Winner - Tony May LBIPP
Merit - Roy Wooding FBIPP
Merit - David Black ABIPP
Merit - Annemarie King LBIPP
Merit - Tony May LBIPP (x 2)
Illustrative Photographer of the Year 2013
Winner - Roy Wooding FBIPP
Merit - Leo Francis ABIPP
Merit - Michael Dean
Fashion Photographer of the Year 2013
Winner - Richard Mayfield FBIPP
Merit - Richard Mayfield FBIPP
Student Photographer of the Year 2013
Winner - Leslie Forrester
Merit - Lance Isherwood (x 3)
Merit - Keith St Ange
Merit - Anna Bridson
Merit - Sam Johnson
Merit - Christine Eastwood
Merit - Leslie Forrester
David Bailey 'appalled at what the government is doing to our rights in the ERRB'
A household name since the 1960’s, David Bailey is one of the UK’s most iconic photographers.
On hearing of what the government proposes to do with his property in the Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Bill he has written to Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne. He says:
‘Why can’t copyright be dealt with properly in a proper Copyright Bill? I’m told everyone will be able to get their hands on our so-called “orphans” so libraries and museums can publish old photographs whose authors have long been forgotten.’
‘So now commercial organisations will be allowed to make money from our “orphans”, but not us, the creators.’
‘This legislation should never have been even considered without first giving us our moral rights, and is contrary to our rights under the Berne Convention. Why the rush? A scheme, the Copyright Hub – a scheme backed by the government – is being developed to ensure that those who wish to find our pictures can not only do so quickly online, but also find the contact details of the pictures’ owners. You are about to put the cart before the horse.’
‘I’m told the real reason for speed is that “releasing” orphans will create growth. We all understand the need for growth. But where’s the evidence? The seemingly impressive financial figures presented originally in the Hargreaves Review have mysteriously had to be revised – down by 97%! Which now apparently amount to no more than 80p per taxpayer per year. Given the damage this legislation will now cause to taxpaying creators, damage no-one has so far taken into account, the effect of this legislation on economic growth will in fact be negative.’
To read his full letter, please visit http://www.stop43.org.uk/pages/news_and_resources_files/David_Bailey_ERRB.php
On hearing of what the government proposes to do with his property in the Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Bill he has written to Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne. He says:
‘Why can’t copyright be dealt with properly in a proper Copyright Bill? I’m told everyone will be able to get their hands on our so-called “orphans” so libraries and museums can publish old photographs whose authors have long been forgotten.’
‘So now commercial organisations will be allowed to make money from our “orphans”, but not us, the creators.’
‘This legislation should never have been even considered without first giving us our moral rights, and is contrary to our rights under the Berne Convention. Why the rush? A scheme, the Copyright Hub – a scheme backed by the government – is being developed to ensure that those who wish to find our pictures can not only do so quickly online, but also find the contact details of the pictures’ owners. You are about to put the cart before the horse.’
‘I’m told the real reason for speed is that “releasing” orphans will create growth. We all understand the need for growth. But where’s the evidence? The seemingly impressive financial figures presented originally in the Hargreaves Review have mysteriously had to be revised – down by 97%! Which now apparently amount to no more than 80p per taxpayer per year. Given the damage this legislation will now cause to taxpaying creators, damage no-one has so far taken into account, the effect of this legislation on economic growth will in fact be negative.’
To read his full letter, please visit http://www.stop43.org.uk/pages/news_and_resources_files/David_Bailey_ERRB.php
Wednesday, 17 April 2013
Helpline for photographers in operation at Margaret Thatcher's funeral
Tuesday, 16 April 2013
BIPPNI Seminar with Kevin Pengelly FBIPP & David Stanbury FBIPP - 29 April 2013
BIPP Northern Ireland is proud to present their keynote seminar on Monday 29 April with two of the BIPP's Fellows - Kevin Pengelly FBIPP and David Stanbury FBIPP.
The event is taking place at New Forge Lane Country Club in Belfast, and numbers are limited, so if you’re interested in attending please download the booking form at www.bipp.com/northernireland
£30 (Member) or £35 (Non-Member) including tea/coffee and lunch
Everyone welcome!
Monday, 15 April 2013
Obituary – Mr. Tom Samson FBIPP (1921-2013)
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Tom Samson FBIPP at the age of 91.
Tom had been a member of the BIPP for seventy five years, joining in 1937 and achieving his Associateship in Commercial photography in 1952 and Fellowship in 1979.
He began his career in photography in 1937, as a trainee with Archie Handford of Croydon. After... completing voluntary service in the RAF, Tom re-joined Handford in 1946 with the promise of a Directorship, concentrating on the commercial side of the business. In the years prior, he had spent time undertaking the testing of principal air cameras used for reconnaissance during the war.
Tom's specialist knowledge of civil flying legislation enabled Handford Photography to offer a personalised professional service of Aerial Photography, accounting for over a quarter of the business’ turnover.
He actively served the BIPP as President from 1969 to 1970, and was awarded a Long Service Award in 2012 after seventy five years with the Institute. He was also Secretary of the BIPP’s Benevolent Society for many years.
Tom will be fondly remembered by the Institute. Our thoughts are with his family at this sad time.
Tom had been a member of the BIPP for seventy five years, joining in 1937 and achieving his Associateship in Commercial photography in 1952 and Fellowship in 1979.
He began his career in photography in 1937, as a trainee with Archie Handford of Croydon. After... completing voluntary service in the RAF, Tom re-joined Handford in 1946 with the promise of a Directorship, concentrating on the commercial side of the business. In the years prior, he had spent time undertaking the testing of principal air cameras used for reconnaissance during the war.
Tom's specialist knowledge of civil flying legislation enabled Handford Photography to offer a personalised professional service of Aerial Photography, accounting for over a quarter of the business’ turnover.
He actively served the BIPP as President from 1969 to 1970, and was awarded a Long Service Award in 2012 after seventy five years with the Institute. He was also Secretary of the BIPP’s Benevolent Society for many years.
Tom will be fondly remembered by the Institute. Our thoughts are with his family at this sad time.
An Afternoon of Portraiture with Saraya Cortaville FBIPP - 7 August 2013
Join us on Wednesday 7 August for 'An Afternoon of Portraiture' with Saraya Cortaville FBIPP, at her studio in Barnet, North London, between 1.30pm-5pm.
Saraya is an Approved BIPP Assessor and also one of the most successful portrait photographers in her area.
Specialising in relaxed, fun, studio portraiture of children and families, Saraya will use this half day workshop to discuss how her business works and provide practical tips; illustrating why client relationships really are the key to her success.
The afternoon will also include a practical session so don't forget to bring along your camera!
£30+VAT (members)
£36+VAT (friends)
£40+VAT (non-members)
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| Copyright: Saraya Cortaville FBIPP |
Saraya is an Approved BIPP Assessor and also one of the most successful portrait photographers in her area.
Specialising in relaxed, fun, studio portraiture of children and families, Saraya will use this half day workshop to discuss how her business works and provide practical tips; illustrating why client relationships really are the key to her success.
The afternoon will also include a practical session so don't forget to bring along your camera!
£30+VAT (members)
£36+VAT (friends)
£40+VAT (non-members)
Includes tea & coffee refreshments
To book please visit www.bipp.com/Default.aspx?tabid=175&EventId=517
Friday, 12 April 2013
Marketing with Mark Bushkes ABIPP - 20 May 2013
Mark runs his own photography business in Caterham - www.magicbeanstudio.co.uk -
and will be sharing his knowledge of marketing in an afternoon talk on Marketing in Tough Times & Getting The Basics Right
The Worlds End Pub & Restaurant
Bradford-On-Tone
Taunton
Somerset
TA4 1ET
Taunton
Somerset
TA4 1ET
1pm-5pm
My Story
• How I went from 51 shoots in 2011 to nearly 600 last year in less than twelve months.
• From me on my own to 2 studios and 6 staff from March 2012.
• Projecting 1000 shoots this year
• What recession?
First Have a Business Plan
• What's everybody else doing and do something different.
• Become a mystery shopper for your local competition and do a SWOT analysis.
• You will earn trust from clients a lot faster if you cut away styles of shoots that you just play with because you went on a course or seminar once. All the people that stand up and talk about their business do so!
• Know what you want to sell and get greedy! Work on the numbers a lot more.
• Specialise and become famous for THAT thing! Not trying to please everybody.
• Branding - Logo, colours, stationery, website, clothing your car? Fix this first and build trust. Cost this all out and stage the changes if you need to.
• How much money do you want to make (This is not sales it is profit)
• Don't listen to the news! Media love to groan and moan about everything that is what they do! This creates depression thus lack of get up and go!
Get Organised & Tidy
• Have a good diary system - Google calendar.
• Spend 2 days per year (Normally January) working out your marketing activities per day and plot them. School and national holidays in your area plot.
• Book your holidays and days off!
• File system for paperwork. Get a label printer really helps.
• Have homes for everything! From the supplier catalogues to the spare A4 paper for the printer. Store, sell or throw away things you are not using.
• Light Blue Software data base or another good client and shoot management system.
Are You Any Good To Be Able To Charge For It?
• Don't kid yourself, just because your friends and family say you are good don't mean your must be.
• Get harsh feedback from experts. BIPP help by entering competitions and gaining qualifications will help provide you with self confidence thus charge more money making more profit meaning more holidays without using the credit card!
Where Else Do Your Customers Shop Or Visit?
• Affiliation marketing explained
• Talk to current GOOD clients about everything. Be nosey in a conversation, sound interested and soak up the information. What car dealer, restaurants, shops, hair dresser, home decor places, garden centres, schools, day care centres etc
• Build your "Partner Pack". Use this to present your business to other businesses that share the SAME GOOD CLIENTS
• How I went from 51 shoots in 2011 to nearly 600 last year in less than twelve months.
• From me on my own to 2 studios and 6 staff from March 2012.
• Projecting 1000 shoots this year
• What recession?
First Have a Business Plan
• What's everybody else doing and do something different.
• Become a mystery shopper for your local competition and do a SWOT analysis.
• You will earn trust from clients a lot faster if you cut away styles of shoots that you just play with because you went on a course or seminar once. All the people that stand up and talk about their business do so!
• Know what you want to sell and get greedy! Work on the numbers a lot more.
• Specialise and become famous for THAT thing! Not trying to please everybody.
• Branding - Logo, colours, stationery, website, clothing your car? Fix this first and build trust. Cost this all out and stage the changes if you need to.
• How much money do you want to make (This is not sales it is profit)
• Don't listen to the news! Media love to groan and moan about everything that is what they do! This creates depression thus lack of get up and go!
Get Organised & Tidy
• Have a good diary system - Google calendar.
• Spend 2 days per year (Normally January) working out your marketing activities per day and plot them. School and national holidays in your area plot.
• Book your holidays and days off!
• File system for paperwork. Get a label printer really helps.
• Have homes for everything! From the supplier catalogues to the spare A4 paper for the printer. Store, sell or throw away things you are not using.
• Light Blue Software data base or another good client and shoot management system.
Are You Any Good To Be Able To Charge For It?
• Don't kid yourself, just because your friends and family say you are good don't mean your must be.
• Get harsh feedback from experts. BIPP help by entering competitions and gaining qualifications will help provide you with self confidence thus charge more money making more profit meaning more holidays without using the credit card!
Where Else Do Your Customers Shop Or Visit?
• Affiliation marketing explained
• Talk to current GOOD clients about everything. Be nosey in a conversation, sound interested and soak up the information. What car dealer, restaurants, shops, hair dresser, home decor places, garden centres, schools, day care centres etc
• Build your "Partner Pack". Use this to present your business to other businesses that share the SAME GOOD CLIENTS
Networking & How Best To Use It
• Specific businesses you want to be introduced to - using your Partner Pack
• Social media – the power of Facebook
• Running competitions to gain fans
• Using for live research questions about your business ideas
• Getting the love sent out
Pounding The Pavements
• Get out and about
• Building a buzz on the street
• Shopping centre displays
• School fete and events
• Supporting fund raising activities for parents that are your targeted future clients
Discount Vouchers Online
• Groupon – The good, the bad and the ugly.
Finish With...
"If you always do what you've always done, you'll always get what you've always got."
Cost
£30+VAT (members)
£36+VAT (friends)
£40+VAT (non-members)
Includes tea & coffee refreshments
BOOK ONLINE HERE!
• Specific businesses you want to be introduced to - using your Partner Pack
• Social media – the power of Facebook
• Running competitions to gain fans
• Using for live research questions about your business ideas
• Getting the love sent out
Pounding The Pavements
• Get out and about
• Building a buzz on the street
• Shopping centre displays
• School fete and events
• Supporting fund raising activities for parents that are your targeted future clients
Discount Vouchers Online
• Groupon – The good, the bad and the ugly.
Finish With...
"If you always do what you've always done, you'll always get what you've always got."
Cost
£30+VAT (members)
£36+VAT (friends)
£40+VAT (non-members)
Includes tea & coffee refreshments
BOOK ONLINE HERE!
Thursday, 11 April 2013
2012 South West Regional Awards - The Winners!
We'd like to thank everyone who entered the 2012 South West Regional Awards and the winning images can be viewed below.
An enjoyable presentation lunch for the winners was held on Tuesday 19 March at The Fishermans Cot, Devon, and a special mention goes to Philip Bramhill LBIPP who was awarded South West Region Photographer of the Year 2012.
We hope all members in the South West Region will be inspired to enter this year's Awards and the call for entries will be announced shortly.
For more information on what's happening in the South West Region please visit www.bipp.com/southwest
An enjoyable presentation lunch for the winners was held on Tuesday 19 March at The Fishermans Cot, Devon, and a special mention goes to Philip Bramhill LBIPP who was awarded South West Region Photographer of the Year 2012.
We hope all members in the South West Region will be inspired to enter this year's Awards and the call for entries will be announced shortly.
For more information on what's happening in the South West Region please visit www.bipp.com/southwest
Abstract Illustrative
Bronze: Philip Bramhill LBIPP - Trebarwith
Merit: Philip Bramhill LBIPP - Mill
Advertising
Merit: Philip Bramhill LBIPP - No VAT
Architecture
Bronze: Mitchell Duncan LBIPP - Mirdif Shopping Centre, Dubai
Merit: Mitchell Duncan LBIPP - 360 Degree Mall, Kuwait
Fashion & Beauty
Bronze: Marko Dutka FBIPP - Pretty Eccentric 1
Merit: Philip Bramhill LBIPP - Waterfall
Landscape
Bronze: Nigel Hicks FBIPP - Trevose
Merit: Nigel Hicks FBIPP - Seafront
Merit: Jonathan Robinson-Pratt ABIPP - Exmouth Beach
Merit: Nigel Hicks FBIPP - Gullfoss
People & Portraiture
Silver: Philip Bramhill LBIPP - Murray
Silver: Rebecca Northway ABIPP - Freya
Bronze: Robert Frost LBIPP - Look At Me
Bronze: Guy Harrop LBIPP - Bubbles The Orphan
Bronze: Rebecca Northway ABIPP - Phoebe
Bronze: Guy Harrop LBIPP - Dutch Jacob
Merit: Robert Frost LBIPP - Catch Me
Merit: Suzi Allen LBIPP - Kaiser
Merit: Robert Frost LBIPP - Pug On A Chair
Merit: Rebecca Northway ABIPP - Molly
Merit: Robert Frost LBIPP - Cute Puppy
Photojournalism
Bronze: Chris Hargreaves ABIPP - Protection
Bronze: Carolyn Oakley ABIPP - Army 2023
Bronze: Chris Hargreaves ABIPP - Calm Before The War
Bronze: Guy Harrop LBIPP - Silly Walking Festival
Bronze: Robert Frost LBIPP - 7 Images 3 Days Composition
Merit: Carolyn Oakley ABIPP - Army 2064
Merit: Nigel Hicks FBIPP - Saunton
Merit: Jonathan Robinson-Pratt ABIPP - Hydraulic Split Screen
Merit: Nigel Hicks FBIPP - Red Rock
Merit: Guy Harrop LBIPP - Medusa
Merit: Nigel Hicks FBIPP - Manila Sunset
Wedding
Bronze: Graham Hiscock LBIPP - Musgrove Oak
Merit: Lee Hatherall LBIPP - The Mansion House
Merit: Graham Hiscock LBIPP - Dorset Romance
Merit: Graham Hiscock LBIPP - Kingston Seat
South West Region Photographer of the Year 2012
Philip Bramhill LBIPP - Murray
Please note copyright of images remains with the individual named photographers
Wednesday, 10 April 2013
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