2022 Exhibition

The SAPF Annual Exhibition 2022 was opened on Thursday 19th May at the City of Burnside Council Offices by well-known creative and light painting advocate Denis Smith.

After speeches from SAPF President Ross Pollock, the Exhibition Director Helen Whitford and SAPF Patron John Hodgson, the President of the Audio Visual Club of SA, David Shetliffe, presented two A-V sequences. Before formally opening the exhibition Denis Smith spoke about his inspiring Voice of Light program which uses light painting and associated activities to improve the mental health of veterans and first responders. That was followed by the Awards Presentations and an audio-visual of the Digital Image Awards.

Congratulations to all award winners and thanks to every entrant who created a strong competition.

Thanks also to Dan Pangrazio for photographing the event.

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Top Digital Club Set

Adelaide Camera Club

Digital Image Section awards

Open Colour Pictorial Digital Image
Runner Up: Leanne Geisler, Abstract Wave.
Top: Julie Kermode, Gondola at night.

Open Monochrome Pictorial Digital Image
Runner Up: Kim Petersen, Emu Study
Top: Alan Bevan, Solitude

Landscape/Seascape Digital Image
Runner Up: Robert Armitage, Tarkine Coast
Top: Emma Fleetwood, Southend

Nature Digital Image
Runner Up: Emma Fleetwood, Wedgie
Top: Philip Hardy, Blue Butterfly

Photojournalism/Street Digital Image
Runner Up: Wolodymyr Sykala, One Gone, Five to Go
Top: Ross Pollock, Teamwork 5

Creative Digital Image
Runner Up: Jeanette Scales, A Study in Perspective
Top: Wolodymyr Sykala, Mirage

People/Portraiture Digital Image
Runner Up: Judi Thies, Happy Chappy
Top: Judi Thies, So Young

Barbara Mullins Digital Image of the Year

Philip Hardy: Blue Butterfly

People's Choice Digital Image

Runner Up: David Cowles, Southern Flinders
Top: Amanda Luker, Feeding Time

Print Sections

Open Colour Pictorial Print
Runner Up: Robert Armitage, Mountain Hut
Top: Malcolm Edward-Cole, Lillipop Pink

Open Monochrome Pictorial Print
Runner Up: Brenda Jones, On the Brink
Top: Jeanette Scales, Through the Rain

Landscape/Seascape Print
Runner Up: Robert Armitage, Mt Buffalo Sunset
Top: Alan Bevan, Winter in the Adelaide Hills

Nature Print
Runner Up: Peter Barrien, Wattlebird Disagreement
Top: Emma Fleetwood, Spoonbill

Photojournalism/Street Print
Runner Up: Andy Mitchell, A Helping Hand
Top: Roger Shelden, Big Al on Lathe

Creative Print
Runner Up: Nicole Rix, Wolf Cove
Top: Emma Fleetwood, Floating

People/Portraiture Print
Runner Up: Jeanette Scales, A State of Tranquility
Top: Peter Barrien, Motherhood

The Doug Mullins Print of the Year

Peter Barrien: Motherhood