PSSCC 2013-2014 Season
January
Our PSSCC competition theme for January, 2014 was “Action”.
First Place – Train, by Shannon Milner.
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Second Place – Parade, by Shannon Milner
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Third Place – Falcon, by Walter Hughson
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December
Our PSSCC competition theme for December, 2013 was “Costumes/Celebrations”.
First Place – Bubbly, by Stuart Turley.
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Second Place (tie) – Native, by Shannon Milner
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Second Place (tie) – Mice, by Shannon Milner
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November
Our PSSCC competition theme for November, 2013 was “Harvest”.
First Place – Fly Over by Bob Venezia.
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Second Place – Crocosmia and Friend, by Bob Venezia
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Third Place – Harvesting, by Bob Venezia
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October
Our PSSCC competition theme for October 2013 was “Patterns”.
First Place – Phyllis Uitti-Maslin’s photo of glass sculpture at the “Garden of Glass” museum in Seattle.
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Second Place – Phyllis Uitti-Maslin’s photo of Stacked rocks on the Pacific coast near Kalaloch.
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Third Place – Rabih Aboujaoude’s photo of coral at the Seattle Aquarium.
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September
First Place – Bob Venezia’s photo “Majestic Burst.”
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Captured from the roof of a condo overlooking Lake Union. Cameras were 2 Hasselblad 500Cs spaced 40 feet apart. They were triggered with a switch that activated 2 car door lock mechanisms that in turn pressed my cable releases. The setup required me to hold the switch for the time of each exposure, wind the right camera and flip the mirror, run 40 feet to the left camera, wind it and flip the mirror, and then run back to my switch. Exposures had more to do with holding the cameras open for the bursts than for a specific time but I’d say on average I’d hold it open for about 8 seconds of bursts. Th3 lenses were 150 mm at f16, and the film is Fuji Provia 100F.
Second Place – David Brown’s photo, “Spider”
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One of the many orb spiders that graced our summer, taken with a cell phone camera set on macro with two consecutive exposures. The pair of images was aligned in StereoPhotoMaker and color corrected in Photoshop.
Third Place – Shannon Milner’s “Boat”
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The photo of a grounded row boat, near the Point Wilson lighthouse, was shot with a Fuji W3, set to the Black & White setting. The photo was taken on a partly sunny day around 11:00 am, 1/300 shutter, ISO 100.