Woking Photographic Society held its annual Audio Visual competition for the Keith Hunt Trophy on 17 October 2023. The judge was John Randall from Andover Photographic Club.
Congratulations to Kathleen Bird for winning the Keith Hunt Trophy for the third time with an AV entitled “Golden Treasury”.
Congratulations also go to John Baker who achieved Highly Commended for “The Fallero Museum”.
Kathleen receiving the trophy from Woking’s Chairman and the judge.
Ludshott won First, Second and Third places at Woking PS’s Keith Hunt Trophy competition on 30 March, a great success for the club.
Congratulation to Brian Marjoram for winning the Keith Hunt Trophy for the second time.
This is an annual Audio Visual competition and this year it was run on Zoom, taking place in March, having been postponed from October 2020. The next one will be in October 2021.
If any member would like to watch our winning AVs on their own computer let us know and we will arrange to send them.
RESULTS
| Position | Title | Name | Club |
| 1st | The Widows Curse | Brian Marjoram LRPS | Ludshott Photographic Club |
| 2nd | Salute to Victory | Harold Russell | Ludshott Photographic Club |
| 3rd | The Hangers Way | Kathleen Bird LRPS CPAGB | Ludshott Photographic Club |
| Highly Commended | Days Like This | Kevin Mageean | Windlesham & Camberley Camera Club |
| Highly Commended | Paris | Clive Chater | Alton Camera Club |
| Highly Commended | Whitby Abbey | Norman Horsham | Mid Thames Audio Visual Group |
| Commended | India | Savitri Kegge | Windlesham & Camberley Camera Club |
Brian Marjoram with the trophy
Roger Mendham with Harold Russell, Ludshott Photographic Club, commended for “Farewell to Wings & Wheels”.
Congratulations to Harold for his well deserved Commended certificate.
Here are the results of the 2019 Keith Hunt AV Competition.
| AV Title | Name | Club | |
| 1st | Concert Photography | Tony Cole | Alton Camera Club |
| 2nd | Battle of Britain | Niall Ferguson | Windlesham & Camberley Camera Club |
| 3rd | Commemorating the Fallen | Jean Hoyle | Windlesham & Camberley Camera Club |
| Highly Commended | City of Glass | Mike Reed ARPS | Mid Thames Audio Visual Group |
| Highly Commended | In Search of the Fisher King | Mike Tibbotts | Woking Photographic Society |
| Commended | Farewell to Wings & Wheels | Harold Russell | Ludshott Photographic Club |
| Judge’s Award for Creativity | ZARG | lan Bailey | Alton Camera Club |
| 1st | The River God | Kathleen Bird LRPS CPAGB | Ludshott Photographic Club |
| 2nd | Red Arrows | Niall Ferguson LRPS CPAGB | Windlesham & Camberley Camera Club |
| 3rd | Winter | Norman Horsham | Mid Thames Audio Visual Group |
| HC | Hunter | Harold Russell | Ludshott Photographic Club |
| HC | On the Brighton Seafront | David Smith LRPS CPAGB | Woking Photographic Society |
| HC | Svezhina | Clive Chater | Alton Camera Club |
Harold Russell receives Highly Commended certificate from the judge Graham Sergeant FRPS
The Trophy
On Tuesday 24 October we entered this competition at Woking Camera Club. We entered 2 AVs, Flora of South Africa by Kathleen Bird, and Valencia and its Secret by Harold Russell, which received a Highly Commended from the judge, Walter Benzie HonFRPS. Congratulations Harold.
Other results were
Winner – Northern Botswana by Jean Hoyle
Second – Two Scottish Border Churches by Norman Horsham CPAGB
Third – Coventry Cathedral by Mike Reed CPAGB
Ludshott did well in the Keith Hunt Trophy Audio Visual Competition at Woking Photographic Society on 25 October.
The judge Bob Webzell ARPS EFIAP commented on each sequence after it was played, then announced the winners at the end of the evening.
The winning entry was “Shameless Fashion” by Clive Chater of Alton Cammera Club, a very modern looking production with excellent photographs that were perfectly timed to the music.
Second was “Haunted Houses” by Brian Marjoram, and Jose Peddy’s “A Flower Arranger’s Lament” was third. Congratulations Jose and Brian.
Two entries were awarded highly commended certificates , “Autumn” by Norman Horsham of Mid Thames AV Group, and “Cantiga de Santa Maria” by Phil Quarry of Kingston Camera Club.
As usual there was a mixture of AVs on show, and I thought it was an enjoyable evening in spite of the heat in the hall.
