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Airscene Aviation Photographer of the Year 2008

Theme 2 - Old Age

Winner: Bill Edwards (Brafferton)

who wins a 1GB Flash memory stick courtesy of Icom UK Ltd

Points awarded by judges can be found at the foot of this page. Tallied results are on the Entries and Results table.

Please scroll down to see all current entries:

Akshay Jamadagni (Wareham, UK)
Tim Knifton (Newport) UK
Andrew Wickens (Ringmer) UK
001
004
005
James Murray (Balloch) UK
Neil Robertson (Johnstone) UK
Ian Hews (Worthing) UK
009
006
012
Paul Heasman (Holywell) UK
Andrew Boon (Tadworth) UK
Malcolm Casson (Barrow in Furness) UK
018
020
022
Adrian Glazzard (Woking) UK
Bill Edwards (Brafferton) UK
Tin Stanton (Bristol) UK
013
028
034
Alan Featherstone (Bolton) UK
Neil Darby (Tilehurst) UK
Andrea Johnson (Sedgefield) UK
038
010
033
Sam Brett (RAF Akrotiri) Cyprus
Dean Feltimo (Maidenhead) UK
Ivan Harris (Clacton on Sea) UK
032
011
017
Dave Trevor (Northwich) UK
Ian Schofield (London) UK
Simon Thomas (Newark) UK
039
025
035
Robert Scott (Ipswich) UK
Gergely Grosz (Paks) Hungary
030
026

The judges for this theme awarded points as follows:

Judge
12 points
11 points
10 points
9 points
8 points
7 points
6 points
5 points
4 points
3 points
2 points
1 point
Ian Lockyer (Icom UK)
020
033
018
035
028
026
025
013
012
030
039
011
Anne Millbrooke (Author)
039
026
010
028
020
038
035
030
005
022
011
012
Helen Atkinson (Snapperstuff)
039
022
028
026
035
018
033
001
025
012
013
011

Anne Millbrooke's comments:

039 - Walking into the belly of history, up close and personal; an eye-view captured on film; "fact and date remain the spine and belly of
history" - Desmond Greaves
026 - Geometry in metal, variety of patterns in balance; "whether or not a mathematician knew a better class of circles" - Bin Ramke's poem
"Gravity and Levity"
010 - Shining metal plane in flight; unique view, the picture like the plane is taking the viewer somewhere unseen; "And what is this truth that
holds the grey shaking metal whole while we believe in it?" - John Tranter's poem "Lufthansa"
028 - Bird's eye view of those who "Take up our quarrel with the foe:/ To you from failing hands we throw/ The torch; be yours to hold it high./
If ye break faith with us who die/ We shall not sleep, though poppies grow/ In Flanders fields." - John McCrae
020 - Literally seeing the power behind the prop
038 - Roll on; excellent composition leads the viewer from the dark wheels on the ground up into the sky
035 - Whirling prop, power runup on the ground, good color
030 - These lights, like eyes waiting to light up
005 - Together: "We came from home, my plane and I." - Harriet Monroe
022 - Bullseye
011 - Old hats at this flying thing
012 - Stationary prop set colorful plane

 

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