CAPA Digital Fine Art Competition  

Definition:

CAPA defines Fine Art Photography as being  “created in accordance with the vision of the artist as a photographer and using photography as a medium to bring something to life that only lives in the artist’s mind. Animal and bird images will only be permitted into this competition if they contain substantial transformation to be considered fine art. In creating fine art photography, the photographer uses subjects and techniques as vehicles in the process of conveying a strong message, idea, vision and/or emotion. The entrant should make the viewer think about what they are looking at and possibly consider a different viewpoint than their own.

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Specifications

1. Images should be in JPEG format, maximum 1400 pixels on the horizontal x 1050 on the vertical in size

2. Note: One of the dimensions must be exactly the maximum allowed size (either 1400 or 1050 pixels).

3. sRGB colour space and have a maximum file size of 1.8 MB

4. Maximum number of submissions per VCC member is two

VCC Results

• 2019/20: 
  Victoria Camera Club placed 17^th out of 32. See gallery at right.

• 2018/19: 
  Victoria Camera Club placed 26^th out of 37. See the gallery

• 2017/18:
  Victoria Camera Club came in tied for 8th place. The good news is that Dan Takahashi's image "The Moment" placed third overall and was given a merit Award Ribbon. See the gallery
  
  
• 2016/17:
  In 2016, Victoria Camera Club tied for 4th, earning an Honourable Mention Award. This was considerably higher than our 9th place finish in 2015 and our 16th place in 2014.  See the gallery

• 2015/16: 
  Victoria Camera Club placed 9th in 2015 which is a major improvement from finishing 16th in 2014. Meherzad Romer did us all proud by having the highest scoring image (28 points) for his excellent image "Intricacy in Simplicity"! See the gallery

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