SAPPHIRE Coast Camera Club’s keen-eyed camera-wielding photographers submitted their best work for February’s competition, with some shutterbugs earning recognition for their exemplary compositions.

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The set-subject for the month was “high-key” or “low-key” photography. The latter refers to a style of photography that emphasises darkness and shadows, while the former often has few shadows. High-key photographs often set subjects against very bright backgrounds.

The best set-subject was Helena du Plessis’ “Bishop in High-key”. The best senior photograph was Leanne Troskie’s impressive capture of a pair of eagles sparring, while her son, CJ Troskie’s Brown-Hooded Kingfisher photograph earned him the best junior photograph.

Club chairperson Wynand Grobler applauded members for their stunning photography and thanked judge Emanuel Maria for keeping things unbiased and objective.

Should you wish to join the club contact Wynand on 084 244 5317 or email sapphirecoastcameraclub@gmail.com.

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