Insects were the topic of the night at the July meeting of the Eurobodalla Photographic club. Members were treated to an inspirational talk by fellow member Phil Warburton, entitled "The Secret Lives of Insects".
Phil's interest in entomology and photography has resulted in an exceptional portfolio of images, showcasing the insect life within the Eurobodalla, and North Queensland regions. Some of the most notable photographs include the rare and endangered carpenter bee, and a species of native wasps, not previously identified by entomologists. Phil pointed out that there are many species in the insect world yet to be discovered. Phil completed his presentation with a detailed explanation of his photographic technique.
For the first time after almost two years, our monthly competition was a print competition. Put on hold during the pandemic restrictions, members present judged entries in the open competition and critiqued a selection of images as a group.
July Competition Results, Topic-Open:
Gold Awards Colour Prints
Female Satin Bower Bird Merrick Bailey
Orange Swallow Bruno Fabbo
Nightscape Church Gary Jones
Silver Awards Colour Prints
Moonscape Over Sea Gary Jones
White Faced Heron Peter Keogh
Ian Merrick Bailey
Fantail Cuckoo Phil Warburton
Misty Sunrise Phil Warburton
Tiger Quoll Brian O'Leary
Gold Award Mono Prints
Gibbon Feet Beth Westra
Image of the night
Female Satin Bower Bird Merrick Bailey
The Eurobodalla Photographic Club will be participating in the River of Art Festival over the weekend 16th-18th September. Photographic Exhibition at Club Malua, 40 Sylvan St Malua Bay. Entry is free.
Visitors are welcome to join our monthly meetings on the 4th Tuesday of the month, 7pm at the Tomakin community hall, Ainslie Pde Tomakin.
