Bruce Wilson B&W Print Competiton

Please note: this is an in-person competition and will be taking place at the RA starting at 7:30 pm.

Please note: This year this event will be held in Courtside B, not in Clark Hall. This change was made because the lighting to view prints is better in that room.

This is the Club's pre-eminent print competition and is being held for the first time since the the pandemic. Entrants are required to enter 5 prints that are connected to each other in a series, or that are a “sequence” of images with a story line. Judging is by a single judge with experience with monochrome images who will comment on each set of entries and then select a single winner. We look forward to seeing as many members as possible attending this premier event.

Participants must register their intent to compete on the RAPC Events website before April 28, 2026.  The site will accept registration starting on Sunday March 1, 2026.

Participants must upload digital versions of their images on the RAPC Competitions page.  

We will be limiting this competition to no more than 12 participants this club year. Details and rules for the Bruce Wilson Competition can be found at:

https://raphotoclub.ca/docs?p=2-Activities%2FCompetitions&view=Bruce+Wilson+Memorial+Competition+Guidelines+-+2025.pdf

Urban Group showcase

Monthly showcase

Bill Pratt - The Joy of Post Processing

Camera Capture is an extremely important element in the creative process, but it is only Step 1.  This Presentation will explore the tremendous creative opportunities, and the joy, available to the photographer during Post-Processing.

My emphasis will be on the power of Imagery.  Images can convey to the viewer more than just what we saw.  They allow us to share with the viewer our thoughts, feelings and sensibilities.  They give our soul voice, creating a channel through which we can establish a profound connection to the Other. 

 In this Presentation, I’ll provide a number of examples of Camera Capture vs the Processed Created Image.  I will talk about the Whats & Whys of the specific Processing, exploring what my intended communication was, and why I wanted to share it.  My focus in this Presentation is the What and the Why, not the How.