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George W. Glennie Memorial Nature Salon Results:
March 17, 2012
Slide Shows of the Winning Images and Downloadable Slide Show Movies
Report:
The judging for the 32nd George W. Glennie Memorial Nature Salon was conducted on March 17 at the Greater Lynn Photographic Association's club house. The judges for this year’s salon were Dan Charbonnet, Rick Cloran, and John Fuller. It was a challenging competition with 930 images from clubs around the world. We had clubs representing the following 7 countries & 20 U.S. states (totals in parenthesis):
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International (35)
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United States (59) |
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Australia (16)
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California (2)
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Michigan (3)
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Rhode Island (1)
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Canada (9)
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Connecticut (6)
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Montana (1)
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South Carolina (1)
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England (3)
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Florida (3)
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New Hampshire (2)
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Texas (1)
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New Zealand (3)
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Illinois (2)
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New Jersey (1)
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Washington (1)
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Scotland (1)
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Maine (2)
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New York (7)
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West Virginia (1)
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South Africa (2)
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Maryland (3)
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North Carolina (1)
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Wisconsin (1)
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Zimbabwe (1)
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Massachusetts (17)
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Pennsylvania (3)
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Judging was challenging due the number of high quality images submitted across a wide range of categories. The totals for each category follow:
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Animals
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Other Categories |
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Amphibians (28)
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Mammals (134)
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Botany (70)
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Birds (334)
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Marine (43)
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Landscapes (164)
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Invertebrates (114)
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Reptiles (33)
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Club Competition
Awards are given to the top five clubs based upon cumulative points for their submission (up to 10 images). The scores were quite close with nine points separating the top six clubs.
Following are the top 20 club standings and
top awards summary for the competition.
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Total Points
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Club |
Location |
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1st
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254
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Greater Lynn Photographic Association |
MA |
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2nd
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253
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Cape Cod Viewfinders |
MA |
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3rd
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252
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Boston West Photographic Society |
MA |
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4th
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247
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Toronto Camera Club |
CAN |
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4th
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247
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Nashoba Valley Photo Club |
MA |
Diversity Award
While “Fur & Feathers” are always strong contenders in a nature competition, the Glennie Salon has a long tradition of recognizing some of the other animal families, botany and landscapes. In that spirit the Diversity Award recognizes clubs based upon their top scoring images from six of the eight Glennie Categories. This year the Diversity Award winner was the Toronto Camera Club. The proved that not only do they take good images (placing 4th overall), but are also diverse in what they photograph.
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Club
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Location
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Points
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Place
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Toronto Camera Club
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Toronto, Ontario,
Canada
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152
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1
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Krugersdorp Camera Club
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Wilropark, Gauteng,
South Africa
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149
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2
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Merrimack Valley Camera Club
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Andover, Massachusetts
United States
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148
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3
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Photographic Society of Rhode Island
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Warwick, Rhode Island,
United States
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146
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4
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Oshawa Camera Club Canada
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Oshawa, Ontario,
Canada
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144
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5 (Tie)
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Stony Brook Camera Club
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Wrentham, Massachusetts
United States
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144
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5 (Tie)
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Welland Camera Club
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Welland, Ontario,
Canada
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144
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5 (Tie)
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Individual Awards
We would like to recognize
Best of Show – “Least Tern With Newborn Chick” by Sandy Selesky,
of Nashoba Valley Photo Club, Westford, Massachusetts
Best Wildlife - “Peregrine Falcon with Kill” by Peter Curcis
of Greater Lynn Photographic Association, Lynn, Massachusetts
Please check the following links for detailed lists of club standings and award winners. Individual club scorecards will be emailed to club coordinators later in the week after the competition. Make sure glennie@mvcameraclub.org is on your white list, otherwise it may be directed to your Junk / Spam folder.
Club Standings
Clubs Alphabetic Listing
Clubs Diversity Award
Salon Awards
List of Accepted Images
Slide Shows of the Images
Larry Warfield & Larry Picardi
Glennie Chairmen 2012
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