Serving Irish Photography
The IPF are delighted to announce a distinction sittings on 20th November 2021. Given the current restrictions, this will be an online assessment event. We are inviting you to attend. Please complete the form below to get an attendance invite via Zoom:
The IPF are pleased to announce that the next distinction assessments sitting will be on Saturday 20th May 2023 in Mullingar. Applications are now being accepted via the entry form linked below. Please note that AIPF and FIPF distinctions … [Read More...]
The March distinction sitting, in Dunamaise Arts Centre, Portlaoise, produced some marvellous images. An audience of around 80 persons saw four successful Licentiate panels, five successful Associate panels and a successful Fellowship. As … [Read More...]
We are pleased to provide advance notice of the new IPF National Nature Photography Competition. We intend holding the competition in Autumn and all Clubs will be advised of the actual date in due course. Start capturing images for this … [Read More...]
Please note: A new version of the software instructions has been uploaded. The Filename should be New Software instructions 2023 V1.1 – please see the link below Go to this webpage – www.ipfhost.org and follow the instructions in the … [Read More...]
Hi,
Is there any sign of a return to physical judging In a venue in front of the prints that are up for assessment. The restrictions are eased enough now to allow for this ( even if it is without an audience ).
For anyone who has put the work into preparing a panel in print its fair that the prints are physically judged if possible and with the country now back at work Im wondering when should we expect to see the judges back in a room viewing the actual prints ?