The Pacific Digital Photography Club presented PHOTOMOTION 2018 on November 17 at the Inlet Theater in Port Moody, British Columbia. PHOTOMOTION is now recognized as the premier photographic event on the Canadian west coast which showcases award winning photography to an audience of 320 patrons.
PHOTOMOTION is a compendium of club members’ digital slide/sound shows and is a professional multimedia event consisting of audio/visual slideshow presentations with special effects, created by award-winning photographers. Shows included a selection of 22 juried audio-visual presentations approximately 3 to 4 minutes in duration. Contents of the shows were set by individual photographers and were juried for quality by a panel of CAPA judges.
Highlights of the presentations included:
• Stunning images projected from a 10,000 lumens projector in full HD on a 20’ screen
• 6 channel Dolby surround sound
• Matinee and evening shows
• Show commentary by a master of ceremonies
• Guest photographer Anthony Bucci
• Over $3,000 in door prizes.
PHOTOMOTION 2019 is scheduled for Saturday, November 16 at the Inlet Theater in Port Moody.
Kayla Stevenson receives FCAPA
Kayla Stevenson receives her FCAPA designation from Sheldon Boles. Photo by Carla Hamilton.
Thank you for permitting me to make this presentation tonight to Kayla Stevenson.
In her teen years, Kayla became interested in photography using her Kodak Brownie to record family outings.
She has evolved from film to the digital world with her current collection of image capturing devices – Canon 7D Mark II, Sony A6000 and iphone X.
Kayla’s love for photography and travel have been an excellent combination. She has won many local, regional and nation awards for her outstanding photography.
To enhance her interest in photography, Kayla is an active member in both the Clear Focus Camera Club and the Langley Camera Club. On many occasions, she has volunteered to make presentations to share her experience and knowledge to many.
Her volunteering has greatly contributed to promoting photography locally and nationally. Kayla volunteered postions include:
Web Design and Webmaster for the Langley Camera Club
Served two terms as the Co-President of the Clear Focus Camera
CAPA website gallery manager (2012 – 2017)
Member of Communications Committee & Website Assistant for the CAPA Photo Expo in 2015
Member of the new CAPA website Committee in 2017
CAPA’s Director of Membership for the past three years and a respected member of the CAPA Board of Directors
In 2015, she was awarded the CAPA Associate Fellowship Honour (ACAPA) based on her photographic achievements and contributions.
Then in 2019, Kayla participated in our new ‘judges-in-training’ program and met all requirements which resulted in her being designated as a Certified CAPA Judge.
In late 2019, the CAPA Honours Committee received a nomination to recognize the outstanding and tireless efforts of Kayla Stevenson to promote CAPA membership across Canada. Her professional and initiative is an inspiration to others.
On behalf of the CAPA Board of Directors, I am pleased to present Kayla with her Fellowship Honour Certificate (FCAPA) and pin. The FCAPA designation and certificate is awarded for exceptional photographic achievement and photographic service to the Canadian Association for Photograph Art (CAPA).
Congratuations Kayla
Sheldon Boles
Virginia Stranaghan FCAPA
Virginia Stranaghan receives her FCAPA from Stephen Hops
The FCAPA certificate and pin was presented to Virginia Stranaghan by Stephen Hops, President of the St. Catharines Camera Club at the club meeting on January 14, 2020. Congratulations are extended to Virginia for achievement of this amazing milestone.
Virginia has been a member of CAPA since 2009. She has been active as a CAPA District Rep, CAPA Director of Competitions, Club President as well as many other club positions. She taught courses for several clubs and assisted in teaching the Abstract/Creative section of the CAPA Judging course in Welland. Her photographic endeavors have resulted in several placings in CAPA competitions.
Cancelled 59th Annual Red River Exhibition
59th Annual Canadian Photo Salon
Cancellation
It is with great disappointment that we announce the cancellation of the 2020 Red River Ex Photo Salon due to Covid-19. Those that have already entered the Salon, entry fees and prints will be returned. With the permission of CAPA we will hold over the CAPA medal to be awarded at next years Salon.
We extend our thanks to The Red River Exhibition Association, CAPA, volunteers and photographers for their ongoing support and we look forward to a time when we can resume the Salon. Best regards.
The Red River Ex is a Canadian Photo Salon open to all Canadians. This is a great opportunity for members to enter a CAPA recognized competition for individuals. The cost is $5 per category. There are 3 categories available:
digital open,
colour print
monochrome print
There are cash prizes and several special awards including
Best of Show,
Best Manitoba Entry
Best Domestic Pet
Best Scenic
Best Action
Best Agricultural Image
Best Nature (Flora/Fauna)
“It made you smile” award, print and projected image.
CAPA will present 1 gold medal for overall high aggregate score of all three categories.
Mary Lore, a CAPA Lifetime member who was passionate about photography and saw many changes, including the introduction of colour film, passed away in August at the age of 98. Born in Brooks, Alta., in 1921, Lore first took photographs with her mother’s eight-exposure film box camera.
In her autobiography, written in 2004 at the request of the Foothills Camera Club in Calgary, Lore said it took her nine years to save $99 to buy a Konica 35mm camera in 1949, from there advancing to a second-hand Exacta and then to a new Leica SLR. Lore joined the Calgary Colour Photo Club in 1949 and filled several executive positions, including president from 1984 to 1989. She was a zone representative for the National Association of Photographic Art (NAPA) before becoming president in 1979-1980. She was awarded an honorary CAPA life membership during the 1980s. Lore said she was fortunate to be able to travel to many countries, but still found the foothills and mountains “on our backdoor step” to be her favourite.
Mary grew up on a ranch at Latham, Alberta where her love of wildflowers, birds and animals began and continued as a lifelong passion. For many years she hiked, snowshoed, and rode horses. Mary’s first career was as a clerk and secretary where she showed her talents and rose to be an executive secretary in the exploration department of Shell Oil. Mary became a business education teacher for 20 years, starting at James Fowler High, then John Diefenbaker High and ending her career as head of the business education department at Crescent Heights High School. She was a recipient of the Charles deTro award for contributions to teaching by a classroom teacher. Mary was involved with many organizations, including Desk and Derrick, Skyline Hikers and Trail Riders, the Calgary Field Naturalists, and the Foothills Camera Club. She enjoyed the arts and for many years attended ballet and opera productions. Mary traveled extensively, taking photographs as she went. She was an award winning photographer and her slide shows were legendary.
She is survived by two sisters-in-law, 17 nephews and nieces and 25 great-nephews and nieces. She was predeceased by four brothers and two sisters-in-law.
We have created seven new Judging Kits which consist of high, medium and low scoring images from recent CAPA competitions.
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These kits are as follows:
2019 Curves & Lines
2019 Nature-Wildlife
2019 Fine Art
2019 Open
2020 Creative – Abstract theme
2020 Creative – Altered Reality theme
2020 Creative – Creative theme
The purposes of these judging kits is to educate club members to the CAPA judging processes and gain a better perspective of assessing their own images.
Noted kits may create an interest in taking one of the forthcoming CAPA Judging Courses. Details about our judging courses can be obtained from our Director of Education at education@capacanada.ca
Noted kits are provided for educational purposes only and cannot be posted on internet or on any other social media site.
For more details about your club receiving one or more of these kits, please email me at competitions@capacanada.ca
2020 Creative Competition
For this competition, there were a total 603 images received: Club category received 207 coming from 36 camera clubs; and Individual category received 396 images from 106 CAPA members.
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First time entries to a CAPA competition – 1 new camera club and 17 new CAPA members.
Two separate judging teams were used to view and score the submitted images.
Many outstanding images submitted. You can view the winning images here:
This competition has received a significant increase in the number of submissions as compared to last year – 603 images. Club image submissions were 188 and 396 from individual CAPA members. The first stage of judging individual images has been completed and the second stage will take place on March 16. Competition results should be know 2 to 3 days thereafter. Once the results have been finalized and approved, all entrants will receive a copy of the final report.
2020 Monochrome Competition
This competition has broken several CAPA records for the submissions to a competition:
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1,056 images in total submitted in both categories (Club & Individual)
52 camera clubs contributed images
302 – largest number of images submitted by camera clubs
754 – largest number of images submitted by individual CAPA members
197 – CAPA members contributing images
In view of the large number of images received, it will take a few weeks for the two judging panels to view and score images. When the final competition report has been finalized – all the entrants will receive a copy of the report and images will be posted to the CAPA website.
Annual Photo Challenge Competition
This competition is now open and is restricted to ONLY CAPA Individual members, family members and Life Members. Canon is now our primary supporter for this competition and they will be awarding one of their new cameras to the gold, silver and bronze medal winners. The theme is “minimalism” and you can review the details of the competition here – https://capacanada.ca/2020-photo-challenge/
Mars 2020 Nouvelles des concours
Nouveau! Trousses de jugement de l’ACAP
Nous avons créé sept trousses de jugement contenant des images ayant reçues des pointages élevés, moyens et bas dans les concours récents de l’ACAP.
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En voici la liste :
2019 Courbes & Lignes
2019 Nature-Vie sauvage
2019 Beaux Arts
2019 Thème libre
2020 Créativité –thème abstrait
2020 Créativité –thème réalité altérée
2020 Créativité –thème créativité
L’objectif est de renseigner les clubs membres de l’ACAP sur le processus de jugement afin qu’ils aient une meilleure perspective dans l’évaluation de leurs propres images. Ces trousses peuvent susciter un intérêt pour suivre une des formations à venir sur le jugement de l’ACAP. Vous pouvez obtenir des informations sur les cours de jugement de l’ACAP auprès du Directeur de l’éducation, education@capacanada.ca
Ces trousses sont offertes à des fins éducatives seulement et ne peuvent pas être diffusées sur le Web ni sur aucun autre site d’un réseau social.
Pour savoir comment votre club peut obtenir une ou plusieurs de ces trousses, envoyer un courriel à competitions@capacanada.ca
2020 Concours Créativité
En tout, 603 images ont été soumises à ce concours : 207 images proviennent de 26 clubs de photographie et 396 images proviennent de 106 membres individuels de l’ACAP.
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Un club de photographie et 17 membres individuels participaient pour la première fois à un concours de l’ACAP.
Deux équipes de juges se sont partagé la tâche de visionner et évaluer les images soumises.
Plusieurs images remarquables ont été soumises. Les images gagnantes peuvent être visionnées ici :
La participation à ce concours a augmenté de manière significative par rapport à l’année dernière – 603 images. Les clubs ont soumis 188 images et les membres individuels 396.
La première étape consistant à juger les images individuellement est complétée. La deuxième étape aura lieu le 16 mars. Les résultats devraient être disponibles de 2 à 3 jours après.
Lorsque les résultats finaux seront disponibles et approuvés, tous les participants recevront une copie du rapport final.
2020 Concours Monochrome
Le nombre d’images soumises à ce concours à brisé plusieurs records de l’ACAP:
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1,056 images au total (catégories clubs & membres individuels)
52 clubs de photographie ont participé
302 – record du nombre d’images soumises par les clubs
754 – record du nombre d’images soumises par les membres individuels
197 – membres individuels de l’ACAP ont participé
Les deux équipes de juges auront besoin de quelques semaines pour visionner et évaluer toutes ces images. Lorsque le rapport final sera terminé, tous les participants en recevront une copie et les images gagnantes seront disponibles pour visionnement sur le site Web de l’ACAP.
Concours Défi photo annuel
Ce concours est maintenant ouvert. SEULS les membres individuels, les membres famille et les membres à vie de l’ACAP peuvent y participer.
Canon est actuellement notre commanditaire principal pour ce concours. Ils attribueront une de leurs nouvelles caméras aux gagnants des médailles d’or, d’argent et de bronze.
My Country Exposition Olympus Camera winner Hong Zhang
Jan. 06, 2020 – Mar. 29, 2020
Hong Zhang was presented an Olympus Camera by Jonathan Ward
CAPA’s My Country Salon winner Hong Zhang Image “Canadian Journey through Land and History” was picked as 2nd place overall. Hong is a CAPA Individual Member and a member of Toronto Digital Camera Club. The prize was presented by Jonathan Ward – CAPA Toronto District Rep and National Secretary.
Judging was done by representatives of CAPA, Olympus & the Museum. Olympus has generously donated camera’s to the top 3 images. Hong’s prize was a Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark II Camera with 14-42mm Lens.
My Country Exposition Olympus Camera winner Steve Donnelly
Jan. 06, 2020 – Mar. 29, 2020
Steve Donnelly receives an Olympus TG-6 waterproof
On behalf of CAPA, Gerry Alger (District Rep_ made a presentation on Thursday, March 5th to London Camera Club member Steve Donnelly. Steve was the third place winner in the ‘My Country/Mon pays Exposition/Exhibition’ conducted by the Musée National de la Photographie Desjardins in January. I presented Steve with an Olympus TG-6 waterproof camera.
On behalf of Steve please extend thanks to the Musée, to Olympus and, of course to CAPA. Steve felt most honoured.
More from Gerry’s presentation:
“Canada My Country” is the title of one of CAPA’s photo competitions each spring. The most recent was last April.
Like several other London Camera Club members, Steve Donnelly holds an individual membership in CAPA. As such, Steve is eligible to participate in CAPA’s Individual Competitions. (Which, by the way, he does on a regular basis.)
Here were the results of the Apr. 30th competition. In last May’s awards presentation Steve received CAPA’s Silver Medal for this portfolio. The gold medal winner had a total score of 110.5. Steve’s score was just ½ point back. 167 Individual members from across Canada entered into this competition and submitted 638 images. 638 is an important number to keep in mind.
The Musée National de la Photographie Desjardins is located in Drummondville Quebec. (It is the only Photographic museum of its kind in Canada.) The museum has several photo exhibitions every year where large photos are exhibited in the gallery. The current exhibit, entitled “My Country/ Mon pays” is co-sponsored by the museum, by CAPA and by Olympus cameras. This show is currently running. It opened Jan. 20th and closes the end of March.
CAPA judges were to submit 39 of the best images from 638 judged in last April’s competition. There were to be three images from each province and three from each territory in Canada. These 39 images were printed 16X24, mounted, then displayed in the salon gallery.
Steve’s two Manitoba images (polar bear and inukshuk) were chosen to represent Manitoba. The best 3 of the 39 images in the show were selected by a panel of 3 judges – the managing director of the Musée, the head of Olympus North America Sales and Rod Trider as CAPA President. Olympus generously donated cameras to the top three images makers.
Steve Donnelly’s image titled “Polar Bear Churchill” was the third-place finisher overall. Steve wins an Olympus Tough TG-6 Waterproof camera.
A Weekend in Saskatchewan’s North
by Larry Easton
Saskatchewan is often referred to as the Land of Living skies, but if you journey to the northern half of the province and beyond it is also a land of boreal forest and 100,000 lakes. You can also be treated to some spectacular sunsets and sunrises in this province of Living Skies.
2020 Invitational Black and White Print Challenge Saturday April 18, 2020
Abbotsford Photo Arts Club
Langley Camera Club
Richmond Photo Club
The Surrey Photography Club
Burnaby Photographic Society
Lions Gate Camera Club
Caroun Photography Club
Tri-City Photography Club
Delta Photo Club
New Westminster Photography Club
The Darkroom Club
Vancouver Arts & Photography Club
Chung Ai Photography Club
North Shore Photographic Society
The Peace Arch Alliance Church PC
Pacific Digital Photography Club
Crescent Beach Black and White Print Challenge
Dear Club Presidents, Print Chairs,
Please forward this Invitation on to the person in your Club responsible for Photo Competitions. The Members of the Crescent Beach Photography Club (CBPC) are pleased to invite your Club to participate in our Annual Black and White Print Challenge.
The Club entry fee is $30.00 payable to the Crescent Beach Photographic Club (CBPC). This fee and a completed Entry Form, also attached, should be enclosed with your prints upon delivery.
The B & W Challenge will take place at 6:00 pm. Judging to start at 6:30 pm Saturday April 18th. 2020 at St. Mark’s Church Hall, 12953 – 20th Avenue, South Surrey.
Prints are to be delivered to the address below by Sunday April 05, 2020 • Ted Akune. 2065 156A Street, Surrey, V4A 6S4. Tel.No: 604-531-6224.
Attending representatives may pick up their Club’s prints after the judging and viewing. Prints not taken at the time can be picked up at a later date at the above address. We look forward to your Club’s participation. Please take note of the Print Delivery Address above and the several changes to the Rules.
The Can Am Photo Expo is sponsored by the Niagara Frontier Regional Camera Clubs
The Niagara Frontier Regional Camera Clubs (NFRCC) were established to be a unique bi-national photographic organization whose members include both amateur and professional photographers. The NFRCC is made up of 18 individual camera and photography clubs, in Western NY, Pa and Southern Ontario Canada. Some of these clubs belong to the Canadian Association of Photographic Arts (CAPA) and/or the Photographic Society of America (PSA).
Over 70 educational class to choose from
Hands on Workshops
Photoshoots
Print and Digital Image Competition Salons
Portfolio Review sessions
Trade Show
Awards Celebration and Gala
After Hours Party
Trillium Photo Club
Trillium Photographic Club, Burlington, ON
Global Warming by Bela Acs, 1st merit, Fine Art
This year the Trillium Photographic Club (https://trilliumphotoclub.org/) celebrates 28 years since its founding in 1992. We are a vibrant club with a full slate of weekly lectures and meetings during the September – May season, a number of interest groups, and monthly organized outings.
Recently Trillium won a gold medal in CAPA’s 2019 Fine Art Club Competition, with contributions from six Trillium members, Bela Acs, (Global warming), Kathryn Martin (Magnolia Plantation gazebo), Claudia Povilauskas (Chrysanthemum), Judy Boufford (Azalea with live oak tree arch), Jim Sykes (Red shoes) and Janet McNally (Pink tulip). Bela Acs’s image Global Warming won highest image score (28) and 1st Merit award.
Shuswap Photo Arts Club presentation
Viktoria Haak presentation
The Shuswap Photo Arts Club is please to present:
Viktoria Haak,
Nikon Canada Ambassador
MONDAY, MARCH 23, 2020 7:00 PM
FIFTH AVENUE SENIOR CENTRE SALMON ARM
Admission by Donation
Originally from the UK and a resident of BC, Canada since 2007, heavily influenced by the beautiful environment that surrounds her. A background in fine art and anthropology. This combined with the love of the natural world brings a unique perspective to her photography: Her ethos is to tread lightly; observe and search out the subtle visual story within whichever photographic genre she is working. Her work covers the fields of landscape, portrait, wedding, event, promotion, editorial, stock and photography education; allowing her to stay creative and excited about the projects undertaken.
Proud to be a Nikon Canada Ambassador and Lowepro Global Ambassador.
Nouvelles de la Zone Québec – mars
Ultime rappel – deuxième cours de juges en français.
C’est votre dernière chance de participer au deuxième cours de juges en français, organisé par le Club photo impression de Montréal. Il aura lieu le samedi 21 mars 2020, de 8 h 30 à 17 h 30 aux locaux du club, 7501, rue François-Perrault Montréal Québec. S’il vous est impossible d’assister à cet évènement, rassurez-vous : un troisième cours est envisagé pour l’automne. Pour de plus amples informations sur le cours du 21 mars et pour réserver votre place, veuillez suivre le lien vers la page de l’évènement que vous trouverez à https://capacanada.ca/judging-courses/
Québec Zone News – March
Last reminder – a second judging course to be held in French.
This will be your last chance to join a second French language judging course, organized by the Club photo impression of Montreal. It will take place on Saturday, 21 March 2020 from 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM in the club’s headquarters at 7501, rue François-Perrault Montreal Québec. If you are unable to attend this event, don’t despair : a third course to be held in the Fall is under consideration. For more information on the Spring event and to book your place, follow the link to the event’s page that can be found at https://capacanada.ca/judging-courses/
Leonie Holmes, FCAPA
Leonie Holmes is presented with her FCAPA certificate and pin by Virginia Stranaghan
Leonie Holmes is presented her FCAPA certificate and pin by Virginia Stranaghan, President of the Hamilton Camera Club at the club’s Christmas party on December 16, 2019. Congratulations are extended to Leonie for achievement of this amazing milestone.
Leonie is a CAPA certified judge, having judged many national CAPA competitions as well as judging for PSA for their International Salon in Toronto. She also served as the CAPA Director of Competitions for two years.
Leonie was an original NAPA member back in the 80’s and rejoined CAPA in 1989. She has conducted many workshops and presentations and been involved in several camera clubs over the years.
Chilliwack Workshop
The Chilliwack Camera Club is hosting a workshop on March 14-15 and still have a couple of seats left.
The workshop is an Urban Heritage Photography workshop, taught by Rick Hulbert. Along with being an Academician in the Royal Canadian Academy of the Arts, Rick Hulbert’s background is as an international award–winning and published architect, urban designer, and photographer with a passion for teaching.Rick has been a frequent lecturer, teacher, and seminar panel participant on four continents. (www.rickhulbertphotography.com)
The event is being held over two days, Saturday and Sunday, March 14-15, at the Chilliwack Cultural Centre. It will involve some classroom teaching by Rick, and we will also be going out into the local area to do some hands-on shooting, and then coming back to the Cultural Centre for review and discussion. Tickets are available through the Cultural Centre, by calling 604-391-SHOW (7469) or emailing boxoffice@chilliwackculturalcentre.ca.
Tracy Friesen
Chilliwack Camera Club
Présentation de médaille au Club photo impression
Remise de la médaille de bronze du concours nature et vie sauvage pour clubs que s’est mérité le Club photo impression lors d’une cérémonie à leurs locaux le 11 décembre 2019. La médaille a été présentée par Alain Dubeau (deuxième de la gauche), directeur de la Zone Québec à (gauche à droite) Michel Côté, Bernard Legault et Karen Poulsen. Étaient absente de la photo Gerlinde Parent, Danielle Abran et Renée Michaud.
Presentation of the bronze medal for the Nature and Wildlife competition for clubs that was awarded to the Club photo impression at a ceremony held at their meeting place on 11 December 2019. The medal was presented by Alain Dubeau (second from left), director of the Quebec Zone, to (left to right) Michel Côté, Bernard Legault and Karen Poulsen. Absent from the photo were Gerlinde Parent, Danielle Abran et Renée Michaud.
Lors de cette cérémonie qui s’est déroulée au Club photo impression, Michel Côté (à gauche sur la photo) a reçu le prix mérite de deuxième place pour sa participation dans le même concours de la part de Alain Dubeau, directeur de la zone Québec.
At the ceremony which took place at the Club photo impression, Michel Côté (left on the photo) was presented with a second place merit award for his participation in the same competition by Alain Dubeau, director of the Quebec Zone.
Après un report initial pour cause d’intempéries, le vernissage du salon « mon pays/my country » a eu lieu au Musée national de la photographie Desjardins à Drummondville le dimanche 19 janvier. L’évènement a attiré de nombreux adeptes de la photographie, heureux de l’occasion de voir réunis à un seul endroit de si éloquents témoignages de la beauté du pays, de ses dix provinces et trois territoires. Cette exposition, une collaboration entre l’ACAP et le Musée national de la photographie Desjardins, a pu aussi compter sur le soutien de la société Olympus qui a généreusement offert des modèles de ses appareils photo comme prix aux trois meilleures photos en montre.
Un jury formé de Yannick Michaud, représentant d’Olympus, Jonathan Hugues Potvin, directeur général du Musée et Rod Trider, président de l’ACAP a évalué les trente-neuf photos pour en déterminer les gagnants. Ceux-ci ont été annoncés à la cérémonie d’ouverture : le premier prix à Michael Winsor (Terre-neuve et Labrador) pour « Magical Moment », le deuxième prix à Hong Zhang (Alberta) pour « Canadian Journey Through Land and History » et le troisième prix à Steve Donnelly (Manitoba) pour « Polar Bear Churchill ». Les photographes primés n’étant pas présents à Drummondville, leurs prix leur seront remis ultérieurement.
Le public pourra visiter le Salon au Musée national de la photographie, situé au 400 rue Hériot, Drummondville Québec (https://www.museedelaphoto.info) jusqu’au 29 mars 2020.
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Opening of the Salon “mon pays/my country”
Three winners of Olympus prizes announced
After initially being postponed because of weather, the Salon “mon pays/my country” was officially opened at the Musée national de la photographie Desjardins on Sunday 19 January 2020. The event attracted numerous fans of photography, delighted at the opportunity of seeing united in one place such an eloquent testimonial to the beauty of this country, its ten provinces and three territories. This exhibition, the result of collaboration between CAPA and the Musée national de la photographie Desjardins was also privileged to be able to count on the support of Olympus Corporation who generously donated models of their cameras as prizes for the three best photos on display.
A jury including Yannick Michaud, representing Olympus, Jonathan Hugues Potvin, general manager of the Musée and Rod Trider, president of CAPA, evaluated the thirty-nine photographs to determine the winners. These were announced at the opening ceremony: first prize to Michael Winsor (Newfoundland and Labrador) for “Magical Moment”, second prize to Hong Zhang (Alberta) for “Canadian Journey Through Land and History” and third prize to Steve Donnelly (Manitoba) for “Polar Bear Churchill”. Since the prize winners were not present in Drummondville, their prizes will be presented to them at a later date.
The public can visit the Salon at the Musée national de la photographie Desjardins located at 400, rue Hériot, Drummondville, Québec (https://www.museedelaphoto.info) from now until 29 March 2020.
Michel Doyon – président/President, Musée national de la photographie DesjardinsAlain Dubeau, directeur Zone Québec ACAP/Director Québec Zone CAPARod Trider (à gauche/left), président ACAP/President CAPA Jonathan Hugues Potvin, directeur général/Director General, Musée national de la photographie DesjardinsYannick Michaud, OlympusVisiteurs au vernissage du Salon/Visitors at the Salon’s openingVisiteurs au vernissage du Salon/Visitors at the Salon’s openingIsabelle Lévesque, Club Photo Focus, Moncton NB
Cours de juge en français — Montréal
Cours de juge en français
Ce cours, organisé par le Club Photo Impression de Montréal, sera donné le samedi 21 mars 2020 à un maximum de 40 participants.
CAPA Atlantic Zone Competition 2020 (Pilot Project)
I am pleased to make this announcement with the agreement of Sheldon Boles, CAPA Competition Director.
As a pilot project CAPA Atlantic Zone (AZ) will conduct a competition. The submitted images will be judged by 3 CAPA Certified Judges. Here is the description of it.
Who is eligible: CAPA Individual/Family Members in the AZ and All current members of the CAPA Club Members in the AZ
Theme: Open (no sub themes)
Closing Date: April 20, 2020
Submission: 1 or 2 images per member sent to atlantic@capacanada.ca with the title of your email as “CAPA Atlantic Competition Submission”. Please be advised that the image (s) you send must be in the size described in the Image Specifications below.
Rules: Please read the rules at https://capacanada.ca/2019-open-theme/ and follow the instructions for submission. (Editing Criteria, Eligibility Criteria, Image Specifications, and Judging Criteria)
Awards: Only for individual images not the total scores of the 2 images\
