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Irish Photographic Federation

Notices

Summer 2022

What's Inside?

  • John Barry- Sad Passing
  • Irish Photographic Association AV Group Notices
  • Distinctions Update
  • FIAP Notices
  • SAAC Competition

John Barry - Sad Passing

John Barry (Agfa) recently passed away peacefully with his family by his side. John was one of the IPF's most significant supporters. At a time when the IPF struggled for sponsorship, AGFA (i.e., John) always came through for us. John is pictured below with Denis Whelahan and Paul Stanley.

May he Rest In Peace.

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Irish Photographic Association AV Group Notices



Irish Photographic Federation’s 39th National Audio-Visual Championships & 8th International Audio Visual Competition


The IPF AV Group Committee is happy to announce the IPF's 39th National Audio-Visual Championships and the 8th International Audio Visual Competition. The Committee met on 4th March, 2022, via Zoom and it was agreed to again hold the event via Zoom. The IPF National Audio-Visual Championships are traditionally held on the 3rd weekend in October - 15th & 16th. When the entries are received, the committee will decide if it will be a 1 or 2 day event. We are honoured to have as our judges - both are international winners and lecturers in the medium - Ian Bateman, FRPS, MPAGB, AV-AFIAP, APAGB who has judged previously and it will be the first time for Sheila Haycox, ARPS, MPAGB/AV, EFIAP. The sequences will be forwarded to them in advance and as usual the national entries will be commented on. Put the dates in your diary NOW .. and we look forward to seeing your entries. The entry forms, rules and conditions, closing dates etc., are on www.irishphoto.ie.

Entry forms and payments need to be made not later than
16th September, 2022.
Sequences/identification sheets must be submitted online not later than 23.59 on 23rd September, 2022.



Audio-Visual Distinctions

The committee would like to know by 31st August, 2022, if anyone is thinking of going for their IPF distinctions in Audio Visual (notify: ipfavgroup@gmail.com). This will allow the committee to proceed with getting judges and organising on Zoom. Handbooks for each distinction - “L“, “A“ & “F“ can be found under Distinctions - Audio Visual on www.irishphoto.ie.

Membership: If you haven’t paid - payment of €20.00 can be made to me at 66 Roseville, Naas, Co. Kildare, W91 V4XH through PayPal to ipfavgroup@gmail.com or the IPF AV Group account - IE04 AIBK 9311 3640 0620 70 (BIC: AIBKIE2D - if paying this way, please email me a copy of the transaction, so I know whom to send the membership card to. Please note that if you are entering any competition, that the onus is on YOU to have your licence up to date.

Again, we look forward to receiving your entries…and the best of luck!

Further updates will be made following the closing dates - and as usual, we look forward to AV supporters attending also!


Lilian Webb,
IPF National AV Co-Ordinator.
4th August, 2022.

IPF Distinctions Update

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The next distinction assessment will take place, in-person, in Dunamaise Arts Centre, Portlaoise, on Saturday 17th September, assessing Licentiate, Associate and Fellowship panels. This sitting is now full, however, any applications still arriving in the current application window will be entered in November as a priority.

November distinctions will take place in Thurles, on the 19th. The website will open for the November applications in early September, date to be decided.

Best wishes,

Bob Morrison
August 2022


FIAP News

FIAP Monochrome Biennial

FIAP have announced the results of the Monochrome Biennial 2022. The IPF entered a set of images on the theme of “Environmental Portraiture”. It consisted of 10 prints – with only one per author allowed.

The people representing Ireland were:
  • Bill Power – with Irish Fireside Hours
  • Turlough O’Reilly – with Sparks will Fly
  • Gerry Andrews – with The Tailor of Jodhpur
  • John Butler – with Outside My House
  • Des Clinton – with My House
  • Gabriel O’Shaughnessy – with The Auld Geeze
  • Judy Boyle – with The Travellers in the Cart
  • Tony McDonnell – with Stirring the Pot
  • Paul Stanley – with The Age of Innocence
  • John Sheridan – with Hound Master
Ireland achieved a great result from the Biennial with Turlough O’Reilly being awarded a PSO Bronze Medal and John Sheridan awarded a FIAP Gold Medal.
The Irish panel was placed 7th overall and was awarded a FIAP Honourable Mention.
Congratulations to all whose images represented Ireland and a special mention to Turlough O’Reilly and John Sheridan on their great achievement. FIAP host the Monochrome Biennial every 2 years – with a Colour Biennial being hosted in the other two years.

FIAP award the M. Van de Wijer Trophy to the country who has performed best across the Colour and Monochrome Biennials. This year Ireland was placed 3rd overall in this contest.

See below for layout of winning images and click here for results tables:

2022 - FIAP Monochrome Biennial - IPF Final Entry - Layout

FIAP Photomeeting 2022


FIAP have announced details of the Photomeeting 2022 – a gathering of photographers which FIAP hold every two years. This year it will take place in Oman – hosted by the Photographic Society of Oman. It will also see the opening of the Monochrome Biennial exhibition and presentation of awards.

The Photomeeting is open to any photographer and anyone who wants to can attend. The details are on the FIAP website – at this link. You can register at this address -
https://photomeeting.oman-conferences.net/EventRegister/EventRegister

Best wishes,
Paul Stanley

SACC John Doheny Landscape Competition

2022

John Doheny 2022
Click below for details: