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2017 SBCC Scavenger Hunt (Closed)
The Artist is YOU
Location
Address
Address 2
City
Phone
Toll Free
URL
Start Date 4/1/2016
End Date 4/1/2017
Hours
Entry Fees free Parking Fees
Description

2017 Scavenger Hunt

South Bay Camera Club

Find all the subjects and make a pleasing picture of each.

The winner receives recognition in the SBCC Newsletter and a small brass plate to

adhere to a South Bay Camera Club wooden trophy plaque.

 

  1. Frame

  2. Glove(s)

  3. Ice Cream Sundae

  4. In The Garden (no flowers)

  5. Tattoo(s)

  6. Logo (without letters)

  7. Nut(s)

  8. Octopus

  9. Purple

  10. Topiary

  11. Fire Escape

  12. Vanishing Point

  13. Selfie (not judged)

S.H. Guidelines:

 

  • Only SBCC members may participate.
  • Photos must be taken between April 2016 and April 2017.
  • Basic editing (contrast, levels, curves, sharpen) only.
  • Originals may be digital, film or slides - converted to digital files.
  • All entries must be sized to 1020 pixels on the longest side.
  • All entries must be labeled:  number_ title_yourname.jpg

    • (Example:  10_Topiary_robinyoung.jpg).

  • Submit on a CD, Thumb Drive, or email to robinyoung7@hotmail.com (subject: Scavenger Hunt)
  • All entries must be submitted to Robin Young by the April 24, 2017 meeting.
  • No Late entries will be accepted.
  • Presentation will be at the SBCC meeting on May 8, 2017.

 

S.H. Judging Criteria:


1-5 points for each photo based on the following:

  • Technical quality

  • Play on words or Cleverness

  • Originality

The judge(s) may discuss the reasoning for the points given.

The judge(s) may not speak to the photographer until after all the entries are judged and the photographer is revealed.

 

 

Remember - This is a fun contest - practice your photography skills!

 

Make Beautiful Pictures.

 

 


 

 

 

2016 Scavenger Hunt (CLOSED)
The Artist is You
Location
Address
Address 2
City
Phone
Toll Free
URL
Start Date 8/1/2015
End Date 4/25/2016
Hours
Entry Fees Free Parking Fees
Description

South Bay Camera Club

 

 

Find all the subjects and make a pleasing picture of each.

The winner receives recognition in the SBCC Newsletter and a small brass plate to

adhere to a

South Bay Camera Club wooden trophy plaque.

 

Subjects:

1.     Animal(s) – warm blooded

2.     Diagonal

3.     Kite(s)

4.     Leaf/leaves

5.     Obsolete

6.     On the Beach

7.     Orange

8.     Rope - not twine, not string, not ribbon, not anything but "rope”

9.     Shoe(s)

10.  Spots

11.  Tree House

12.  Wheel(s)

13.  Selfie  (not judged)

 

S.H. Guidelines:

 

  • Only SBCC members may participate.
  • No duplicate or previously used photos.
  • Basic editing (contrast, levels, curves, sharpen) only.
  • Originals may be digital, film or slides - converted to digital files.

  • All entries must be sized to 1020 pixels on the longest side.

  • All entries must be labeled:  number_ title_yourname.jpg

(Example:  10_Spots_robinyoung.jpg).

  • All entries must be submitted to Robin Young by the April 25, 2016 meeting.
  • No Late entries will be accepted.
  • Presentation will be at the SBCC meeting on May 9, 2016.

 

S.H. Judging Criteria:

 

1-5 points for each photo based on the following:

Technical quality

Play on words or Cleverness

Originality

 

The judge(s) may discuss the reasoning for the points given.

The judge(s) may not speak to the photographer until after all the entries are judged and the photographer is revealed.

Remember - This is a fun contest - practice your photography skills!

2015 Scavenger Hunt - Closed
The Artist is You
Location
Address
Address 2
City
Phone
Toll Free
URL
Start Date 9/1/2014
End Date 4/27/2015
Hours
Entry Fees SBCC Membership Parking Fees N/A
Description

 

2015 Scavenger Hunt 
South Bay Camera Club
 
Find all the subjects and make a pleasing picture of each.

The winner receives recognition in the SBCC Newsletter and a small brass plate to adhere to a South Bay Camera Club wooden trophy plaque.

Bonus Extra point if you have a running theme or connection between photos.

e.g. models in each; the same location for each; the traveling gnome in each; etc.

Subjects:

 

1. Egg

2. Heart

3. Glass

4. Night Photo

5. Paper

6. Fence

7. Zipper

8. Rubber Ducky

9. Palm

10. Headwear

11. Kitchen Utensil

12. Furniture

13. Selfie (not judged)

S.H. Guidelines:

 

Only SBCC members may participate.

Originals may be digital, film or slides - converted to digital files.

All entries must be sized to 1020 pixels on the longest side.

All entries must be labeled: number_ title_yourname.jpg

(Example: 05_Paper_robinyoung.jpg).

Submit on a CD, Thumb Drive, or email to robinyoung7@hotmail.com .

All entries must be submitted to Robin Young by the April 27, 2015 meeting.

No Late entries will be accepted.

Presentation will be at the SBCC meeting on May 11, 2015.
 


S.H. Judging Criteria:
1-5 points for each photo based on the following:
  • Includes the hunt subject
  • Technical quality
  • Play on words or Cleverness
  • Originality
  • 1 bonus point for use of a Theme
 
Max Points for all = 61
 
The judge(s) may discuss the reasoning for the points given.
 
The judge(s) may not speak to the photographer until after all the entries are judged and the photographer is revealed.
 
 
Remember - This is a fun contest - practice your photography skills!

 

2014 Scavenger Hunt - Closed
South Bay Camera Club Members
Location
Address
Address 2
City
Phone
Toll Free
URL
Start Date 5/1/2013
End Date 4/27/2014
Hours
Entry Fees Free Parking Fees N/A
Description 6 Photos must be close-ups (Zoom in or Macros). Categories: 01. S 02. B 03. C 04. A 05. M 06. E 07. R 08. A 09. C 10. L 11. U 12. B 13. Photo of yourself (not to be judged) Rules: Only SBCC members may participate. Originals may be digital, film, or slides - converted to digital files. No duplicate photos or duplicate titles (yes, there are duplicate categories). No Photo manipulation except basic editing. All entries must be taken between 05/01/2013 and 04/27/2014. All entries must be sized to 1020 pixels on the longest side. All entries must be labeled: number_title_yourname.jpg. Submit on a CD, Thumb drive, or email to robinyoung7@hotmail.com All entries must be submitted to Robin Young no later then April 28,2014. NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED! Judging will be at the SBCC meeting on May 12, 2014.

SBCC Scavenger Hunt 2013 DONE!
Location
Address
Address 2
City
Phone
Toll Free
URL
Start Date 5/1/2012
End Date 4/7/2013
Hours
Entry Fees free Parking Fees
Description

This is a fun contest to practice your photography skills. Be creative and have fun making new images to fill the categories for this year’s competition. The winner receives recognition in the SBCC Newsletter and a small brass plate to adhere to a South Bay Camera Club wooden trophy plaque.

The Categories: (find all of them)

  1. Airplane – New or old, flying or grounded, whole or part, real or toy – make a pretty picture.
  2. Bizarre Nature - Mother Nature often has quite the sense of humor. Photograph something natural that makes you laugh or wonder in amazement.

  3. Barber Pole – Red, White, & Blue pole. They are everywhere if you look.

  4. Box – Gift, cardboard, paper, plastic, packing, whatever… One or more.
  5. Bridge - The challenge is to photograph a bridge. A bridge may provide you passage across a river or you may be bridging from one state of mind to another. A bridge is not always a physical structure. Let your imagination run freely as you choose a bridge to photograph.

  6. Dairy - Take a photograph where the subject relates to milk or milk products.

  7. From the Ground Up – A bug’s eye perspective.

  8. Gathering - A meeting or crowd of many.

  9. Hands - Show us a hand or two (or more!).

  10. Knife, Fork, Spoon - Take your best photo of any (or all) of these three. Remember that there can be multiple meanings to these words!

  11. Pyramid - A solid form having a polygonal base, and triangular sides that meet in a point. There are a few around here.

  12. Reptile – Snake, Lizard, Turtle … A coldblooded, crawling, slithering vertebrate. See if you can make it attractive.

  13. Self Portrait – Not to be judged.

The Rules:

  • Only SBCC members may participate.
  • Originals may be digital, film or slides converted to digital files.
  • No Duplicate Photos.
  • All entries must be photos taken between May 1, 2012 and April 7, 2013.
  • All entries must be sized to 1020 pixels on the longest side.
  • All entries must be labeled: number_ category_name.jpg (e.g. 05_Bridge_robinyoung.jpg) and submitted on a CD or email to robinyoung7@hotmail.com
  • All entries must be submitted to Robin Young by the April 8, 2013 meeting. No late entries will be accepted.
  • Judging will be at the SBCC meeting on April 22, 2013.

The Power of Photography: National Geographic 125 Years
Various artists
Location Annenberg Space for Photography
Address 2000 Avenue of the Stars
Address 2
City Los Angeles, CA 90067
Phone tel: 213.403.3000
Toll Free
URL www.annenbergspaceforphotography.org
Start Date 10/26/2013
End Date 4/27/2014
Hours Wed-Fri 11:00-6pm, ,Sat 11-9pm, Sun 11-6p
Entry Fees Free Parking Fees $3.50 for 3 hours, Sun-$1
Description

The Annenberg Space for Photography today announced its next exhibition, The Power of Photography: National Geographic 125 Years. Organized in collaboration with National Geographic magazine, the exhibit celebrates the iconic publication’s 125 year anniversary. National Geographic magazine is the official journal of the National Geographic Society. Long renowned for its stunning images, the magazine will celebrate its 125th anniversary with a special commemorative October 2013 issue, highlighting its ongoing dedication towards using the power of photography to explore, educate, inspire, document and preserve the world around us. In conjunction with the October issue, the Annenberg Space for Photography will present The Power of Photography, a special print and digital exhibition, as well as two documentaries. From iconic images to portraits; landscapes to natural history, the exhibit will offer a wide range of photographic genres and themes free to the public for six months, beginning October 26, 2013 through April 27, 2014.

“For 125 years now, National Geographic has been a place where art and insight and a deep cultural understanding come together – a place where we can be astonished and inspired by the world all around us. I can’t think of a greater partner for the Annenberg Space for Photography – or a greater model of what photojournalism can achieve. Especially at a time when print journalism is under siege, I’m thrilled that we’ll be able to showcase so many powerful, profound images from the pages of National Geographic. I’m delighted that the exhibit will be as cutting-edge and as multi-media-savvy as both of our institutions strive to be. Above all, I’m proud to join with National Geographic in celebrating this simple principle: that we are all stewards of this remarkable planet,” says Wallis Annenberg,
Chairman of the Board, President and CEO of the Annenberg Foundation.

The curation and installation of The Power of Photography departs from previous Photography Space exhibit designs. Mosaics of more than 400 images documenting the history of National Geographic photography from 1888 to the present time will adorn the walls. In addition, an extensive digital installation will showcase 500-plus images. Thirty professional-grade large format LED monitors will be arranged to create video walls throughout the Photography Space galleries. These six video walls, ranging from 12 to 14 feet in width, will present both individual images and photographic essays. Given the volume of photographs on the screens, and a format in which the images loop at different times throughout the galleries, the viewing experience will be unique to each visitor and each visit.

“National Geographic's photographic archive spans 125 years and includes more than 11.5 million images,” said Sarah Leen, Director of Photography for National Geographic Magazine. “In order to truly capture the breadth and depth of the collection we decided to create a show with 501 images alternating on screens, along with a selection of prints and print mosaics. The result not only reflects the general move in photography and the magazine toward digital imagery, but allows for a dynamic, immersive and richer experience of our archive of photographs. The Annenberg Space for Photography has been a wonderfully collaborative and creative partner in breathing life into this idea, which has been a labor of love for all of us.”

The exhibit will feature an original documentary commissioned by the Annenberg Space for Photography and produced by Arclight Productions that profiles six renowned photographers whose work appears in the October National Geographic issue: Lynsey Addario, Marcus Bleasdale, David Guttenfelder, Abelardo Morell, Joel Sartore and Martin Schoeller. Through interviews, images and behind-the-scenes footage along with commentary from National Geographic editors, the film will offer insights into the creation of inspiring images that reveal the unseen, unknown and unexpected layers of our world. In addition, the Photography Space will also screen a short compilation video comprised of photographers talking about the power of photography and what inspires their work. This compilation will be complemented by a series of longer video interviews with 20 photographers represented in the exhibit and a loop of milestone content videos created over the past several years for the magazine’s digital edition.

 

 

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