Four of the five images submitted were accepted in last weekend’s competition. This is my third year as a member of the Champaign County Camera Club, so this competition marks the second anniversary of my participation in club and PSA photography competitions. Results of the 2009 CICCA competition were a good indicator of which images [...]
Posts Tagged ‘strategy’
2011 Central Illinois Camera Club Association (CICCA) Fall Salon Results
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged hemiptera, macrophotography, salon, strategy on November 7, 2011 | 1 Comment »
2011 Entomological Society of America Insect Photographic Salon Results
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Arizona, bees, hymenoptera, macrophotography, pollinator, salon, strategy on November 3, 2011 | 2 Comments »
Results from the 2011 ESA International Insect Photography Salon arrived this morning. I love this particular salon. It allows me to see how a subset of four of my images stack up to those of many of the world’s best arthropod photographers. I diverged completely from my normal international nature photography strategy, entering a set [...]
2011 Entomological Society of America North Central Branch Insect Photographic Salon
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged fly, grasshopper, hemiptera, macrophotography, odonata, salon, strategy on February 28, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
I decided to do something a little different when I selected images for this salon. Because the number of entomologists on the judging committee for this salon is higher than any other international PSA salons (I think), I entered two images with a proven track record in general PSA Nature competitions (strong detail and background, [...]
Mississippi Valley Exhibition
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged behavior, macrophotography, mantids, odonata, spider, strategy on November 10, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
The Photo Gods began the international photography competition season smiling favorably on some of my most recent photos. In this competition, “Nature” included photos taken in zoo or wildlife park settings, while “Wildlife” required the species be photographed in its natural habitat. Since almost all of my photos (except my early mantid shots) are taken [...]
Great Lakes Digital Salon
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged macrophotography, mimicry, pollinator, salon, strategy on May 9, 2010 | 2 Comments »
The Photo Gods continue to look favorably on my most recent photos. In this competition, “Nature” included photos taken in zoo or wildlife park settings, while “Wildlife” required the species be photographed in its natural habitat. Since almost all of my photos (except my early mantid shots) are taken in the subject’s natural setting, I [...]
System for Selecting Images for Competition
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged book, grasshopper, macrophotography, salon, strategy on April 10, 2010 | 4 Comments »
At my first Champaign County Camera Club meeting (September, 2009) Hiram suggested I enter several images in the 2009 National Insect Photo Salon. I did. It was fun, and now I’m enjoying playing the International Photo Salon game! Shortly after entering, I purchased a copy of Charles H. Benton’s “Guide to International Photographic Competitions.” The [...]