N&EMPF Audio Visual and Photo Harmony Competition 2019
The second A/V and Photo Harmony Championship proved just as exciting as 2018. There were 4 fewer sequences this year but the overall quality was slightly higher.
There were 13 entrants , 12 sequences in the Narrative Section and 11 sequences in the Photo Harmony section. Everybody enjoyed the wide variety and quality of the sequences.
Tony Collinson was the judge. His constructive and knowledgeable comments on every sequence provided great encouragement to all entrants, some of whom were entering an A/V sequence for the first time.
There was a strong sense of deja vu from 2018. Alan Tyrer (Cleethorpes CC) retained Best Narrative, with his excellent sequence "Day by Day" and Mike Bennett (Grimsby PS) retained Best Photo Harmony with his stunning sequence "Underground". These sequences also won the audience votes.
Many congratulations to everybody who gained awards and a huge thank you to everybody who entered and attended which made the whole day a great success.
There were 13 entrants , 12 sequences in the Narrative Section and 11 sequences in the Photo Harmony section. Everybody enjoyed the wide variety and quality of the sequences.
Tony Collinson was the judge. His constructive and knowledgeable comments on every sequence provided great encouragement to all entrants, some of whom were entering an A/V sequence for the first time.
There was a strong sense of deja vu from 2018. Alan Tyrer (Cleethorpes CC) retained Best Narrative, with his excellent sequence "Day by Day" and Mike Bennett (Grimsby PS) retained Best Photo Harmony with his stunning sequence "Underground". These sequences also won the audience votes.
Many congratulations to everybody who gained awards and a huge thank you to everybody who entered and attended which made the whole day a great success.
Pictured are: Alan Tyrer, Alan Bannister (N&EMPF President), Tony Collinson (judge) and Mike Bennett.
Further pictures of all winners. My thanks to Ian Taylor who took the pictures and then put the names and titles on each certificate afterwards.