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Cymdeithas Ffotograffig Gogledd Cymru
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Rather Late: Conwy Valley Photographic competition 2025 - Closing date Nov 1st - click here to download the information on how to enter.
Jason Wharam - Kenya 2025 - Click here to download his adventure in hs own words and photos.
PDI Challenge 2025
To download a PDF score sheet - CLICK HERE or an Excel Score sheet CLICK HERE

Sue Clark HonNWPA
Congratulations to Sue Clark on receiving and HonNWPA award for exceptional services , Here's Sue receiving her award from president Charles Meadows at Conwy camera Club
Nomination for Susan Clark for NWPA Hons:
Sue has made a rich and varied contribution to amateur photography in North Wales since she joined Conwy Camera Club in 2010. She is always in great demand as a speaker and a judge across North Wales and further afield. She is a highly competent photographer and has a passion for the history of photography and photographic techniques having embraced Photoshop since its infancy.
Despite being one of the largest clubs in North Wales over the last 20 years, Conwy has produced relatively few competition judges. Sue is a very well respected judge throughout North Wales and beyond and is known to be scrupulously fair, always well prepared and highly professional. Feedback from clubs where she has judged is always positive! The Club is grateful to Sue for her tireless work as a judge and proud of her experience and expertise and is proud of the high esteem in which she is held.

John Smith HonNWPA
Well done and congratulations to John Smith Hon NWPA! here's the man himself receiving an Honourable NWPA award for exceptional service, from President Charles meadows at the NWPA exec meeting this afternoon, for or all the work he does behind the scenes and his tireless work for the NWPA print and PDI battles including pre and post show involvement as well as on the actual day ! this includes creating an AV slideshows for clubs to present to their members to view at their leisure.
John visits many other clubs affiliated to the NWPA by going along and sharing his knowledge and giving various presentations, John is also an NWPA judge and gladly gives his time and evenings ,sharing his skills and knowledge for the benefit of others, he is also the delegate for Rhyl Photographic Society at the NWPA meetings, the secretary for Rhyl Photographic Society and is the webmaster for an AV group he belongs to in Cheshire and is extremely involved in.
John is a great asset for the NWPA, Rhyl Photographic Society and the North Wales photography scene and deserves this award as recognition for all his hard work over the years!

Christine Langford HonPAGB
A huge, and well deserved, Congratulations to Christine Langford, who has been awarded the prestigious JS Lancaster Medal by the PAGB, the highest honour they hand out to individuals, for all the years of hard work, not only to the PAGB … but also the NWPA, Eryri PS and Dwyfor CC. She was awarded the honour by Peter Young, Vice president of the PAGB, in front of friends at the Eryri PS meeting. She was taken aback at being awarded this honour, and a few tears were shed.
Christine has been the Oracle within the NWPA, always willing to help and hand out advice. Always working in the background at most of the events NWPA run, and always at hand on the day of the events…..this also reflects within the Eryri PS, she runs it….all by herself.
Info: The J S Lancaster Medal was instituted in 1998 to recognise exceptional service to the PAGB, and is named after its first Secretary. Award holders may use the designation ‘HonPAGB’, replacing any previous award of APAGB.

PAGB CES system info...
An long article regarding the PAGB's CES system, can be found on their latest E-News (358) on pages 10-12. download it by clicking here.
NWPA PDI Challenge 2019
Entry will be via on-line entry only - CLICK HERE
Entries should arrive by 23.59 on Saturday 9th Oct 2019.
Entry form can be downloaded here - Click here
The Challenge is open to all NWPA Clubs
Submitting your entry
- To access the on line entry system go to: www.photocompentries.net?org=NWPA
- As you fill in your entry you will be asked for your last name. For the purposes of this competition this is the NAME OF YOUR CLUB only e.g. Wrexham
- For your First Name you may enter your full name e.g. John Smith
You will need to know;
- The classes you are entering
- The location on your computer of your image files
- The titles
- Clubs may enter one image in any five classes plus a tie break. The sections are:
Class |
Type(s) |
Titles |
Night |
.jpg |
Required |
Altered Reality |
.jpg |
Required |
Rivers/Lakes |
.jpg |
Required |
Nature |
.jpg |
Required |
Street Scenes |
.jpg |
Required |
Motion |
.jpg |
Required |
Travel |
.jpg |
Required |
Macro/Close Up |
.jpg |
Required |
Wild Card/Anything |
.jpg |
Required |
Tie Break |
.jpg |
Required |
File Requirements
Each image should have a simple filename/ title, maximum 30 characters including spaces. Do not include punctuation (full stops, apostrophies, commas etc.)
Dylai pob delwedd gael enw ffeil / teitl syml, uchafswm 30 nod gan gynnwys bylchau. Peidiwch â chynnwys atalnodi (atalnodau llawn, apostrophies, comas ac ati)
Colour Space sRGB (not Adobe RGB or Pro Photo RGB etc)
File Format : Save images as high quality jpegs.
Maximum horizontal size1600 pixels. Maximum vertical size 1200 pixels
Images that do not conform to these requirements will not be accepted.
