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Joint winners in Sapphire Coast Camera Club competition

The judges could not decide between the beautiful photo submissions for two categories in Sapphire Coast Camera Club's monthly competition.

THERE was nothing separating four Sapphire Coast Camera Club photographers across two categories for the August edition of its monthly photography competitions, with judges unable to choose one or the other.

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As such, best senior photograph and best set subject have joint winners this time around, while best junior saw one of the club’s fledgling photographers come away with the win.

August winners:

Best Senior Photo

“Book Ends” – Tim McClurg
“Inspector Finch” – Helena du Plessis

Best Junior

“Waves meets Sky” – Benita van Eeden

Best Set Subject

“Cheese Board” – Mark Zunckel
“Choc Croissants” – Leanne Troskie

In an all too memorable change for the club, it celebrated Women’s Day with a photograph exhibition showing off 40 beautifully composed pictures taken by members.

Club chairperson Wynand Grobler added there was a raffle for an A3 canvas print of a posing grey-crowned crane, snapped by Tim McClurg, which was won by Candice Liddle.

“We will definitely have such an exhibition in the near feature again. The photographs were of a very high standard as our club has excellent photographers. This is a club where you learn about photography and every member happily shares their knowledge with the next member,” said Grobler.

To join the club or for more information, contact Wynand Grobler on 084 244 5317 or email sapphirecoastcameraclub@gmail.com.

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Nikhil Gopichand

With just over three years in community journalism, he is relatively new to the scene. He has a Bachelor of Arts, majoring in English Literature and Psychology. With the South Coast Sun, he focuses on a wide berth of beats, covering human-interest, sports and hard news stories. He has a particular affinity for photography, and a deep love for learning about people and the community.

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