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Awards in " The Studio" Prize Competitions
Badger (Miss M. Bergman, Girls' Grammar School, 142 Upperthorpe, Sheffield); Platinum (W. B.
Hitchin); Don Quixote (M. G. Buckle, Bidston Dart, 10 Selbourne Place, Minchead); Sphinx
Rectory, Birkenhead); Evangel (Mrs. A. C. Powell, (T. C. Warbury, 8 Porchester Terrace, W.); Tott
Townfleld, Dorking); Floriline (Florence A. Francis, (T. J. Hibbert, 28 Rampton Road, Sheffield);
West Haven, Emscote, Warwick); Festoon (Miss Topsy (T. G. Hibbert, 28 Rampton Road, Shef-
Couper, 14 Dalhousie Terrace, Edinburgh); Illos field), illustrated; Thickthorn (Millicent Gurney,
(N. R. Solly, Heathfield, Congleton); Lill (Lillie Thickthorn, Norwich); Tallie (W. Northwood,
G. M. Slater, Laurel Bank, Malton, Yorks); Lambda Wordsley, Stourbridge, Staffs); Ushaw (J. H. Chap-
(Miss L. Biddell, 32 The Grove, Boltons, SW.); man, Ushaw College, Durham); and Wordsworth
Mariota (Miss M. A. Balfour, Berstane, Kirkwall, (W. C. Hemmons, 8 Berkeley Square, Clifton,
N.B.); Nemo (A. Powell, 108 Burton Road, Lin- Bristol).
coin); and Woodstock (Ida Stubbs, Blaunston, The photograph illustrated on page 34, which
Sandf ord Roa,d Moseley, Birmingham). was sent us in this competition, is an interesting
Photographs from Nature. example of what may be done by the camera in
moonlight. The competitor informs us that the
A Snow Scene (D VIII.). time of exposure he gave to the plate was two hours.
The representation of snow is one of
the most difficult subjects that can be
set the photographer to satisfactorily
accomplish. We have been highly
pleased with the many excellent photo-
graphs that have been sent us in this
competition, and regret only that, in
reproducing them, some of the very
fine gradations of tone, which constitute
much of the charm of the originals,
have been lost in the "process" blocks.
The First Prize {One guinea) is
awarded to Jean de fils (H. Johnson,
96 London Road, Nottingham).
The Second Prize (Half a guinea)
to Hollys (A. G. Cooke, 41 Clarence
Road, Wood Green, N.).
Honourable mention is given to the
following:—Amy (E. A. White, Hotel
Caspar Badoutt, S. Moritz Dorf, Swit-
zerland) ; Bedern (M. K. Commeline,
The Minster Yard, York), illustrated;
Bat (E. W. Spawton, North Cave, East
Yorkshire); Boreas (Mariel Vander-
kindere, 26 Rue de Beau Lite, Brus-
sels, Belgium); Great Sankey (C. B.
Aylward, Great Sankey, near Warring-
ton) ; Hydro (J. Carpenter, 60 Oldhill
Street, Clapton, N.E.); Helvellyn (Miss
H. N. Cunningham, Liberton House,
Midlothian), illustrated; Iron (W. J.
Hewitt, Hodge Bower, Ironbridge,
Salop) ; Lightfoot (H. H. Power, 5
Carlton Place, Teignmouth); La Neige
(B. Lintott, Horsham); Nix I. (H.
Irving, Darwen, Lanes.); Nellie (Katie
Hurse, Beacon Court, Crowborough,
Sussex); Nix IL. (Annie J. Hoyles, Hon. mention (comp. b xvii.) dantan
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Badger (Miss M. Bergman, Girls' Grammar School, 142 Upperthorpe, Sheffield); Platinum (W. B.
Hitchin); Don Quixote (M. G. Buckle, Bidston Dart, 10 Selbourne Place, Minchead); Sphinx
Rectory, Birkenhead); Evangel (Mrs. A. C. Powell, (T. C. Warbury, 8 Porchester Terrace, W.); Tott
Townfleld, Dorking); Floriline (Florence A. Francis, (T. J. Hibbert, 28 Rampton Road, Sheffield);
West Haven, Emscote, Warwick); Festoon (Miss Topsy (T. G. Hibbert, 28 Rampton Road, Shef-
Couper, 14 Dalhousie Terrace, Edinburgh); Illos field), illustrated; Thickthorn (Millicent Gurney,
(N. R. Solly, Heathfield, Congleton); Lill (Lillie Thickthorn, Norwich); Tallie (W. Northwood,
G. M. Slater, Laurel Bank, Malton, Yorks); Lambda Wordsley, Stourbridge, Staffs); Ushaw (J. H. Chap-
(Miss L. Biddell, 32 The Grove, Boltons, SW.); man, Ushaw College, Durham); and Wordsworth
Mariota (Miss M. A. Balfour, Berstane, Kirkwall, (W. C. Hemmons, 8 Berkeley Square, Clifton,
N.B.); Nemo (A. Powell, 108 Burton Road, Lin- Bristol).
coin); and Woodstock (Ida Stubbs, Blaunston, The photograph illustrated on page 34, which
Sandf ord Roa,d Moseley, Birmingham). was sent us in this competition, is an interesting
Photographs from Nature. example of what may be done by the camera in
moonlight. The competitor informs us that the
A Snow Scene (D VIII.). time of exposure he gave to the plate was two hours.
The representation of snow is one of
the most difficult subjects that can be
set the photographer to satisfactorily
accomplish. We have been highly
pleased with the many excellent photo-
graphs that have been sent us in this
competition, and regret only that, in
reproducing them, some of the very
fine gradations of tone, which constitute
much of the charm of the originals,
have been lost in the "process" blocks.
The First Prize {One guinea) is
awarded to Jean de fils (H. Johnson,
96 London Road, Nottingham).
The Second Prize (Half a guinea)
to Hollys (A. G. Cooke, 41 Clarence
Road, Wood Green, N.).
Honourable mention is given to the
following:—Amy (E. A. White, Hotel
Caspar Badoutt, S. Moritz Dorf, Swit-
zerland) ; Bedern (M. K. Commeline,
The Minster Yard, York), illustrated;
Bat (E. W. Spawton, North Cave, East
Yorkshire); Boreas (Mariel Vander-
kindere, 26 Rue de Beau Lite, Brus-
sels, Belgium); Great Sankey (C. B.
Aylward, Great Sankey, near Warring-
ton) ; Hydro (J. Carpenter, 60 Oldhill
Street, Clapton, N.E.); Helvellyn (Miss
H. N. Cunningham, Liberton House,
Midlothian), illustrated; Iron (W. J.
Hewitt, Hodge Bower, Ironbridge,
Salop) ; Lightfoot (H. H. Power, 5
Carlton Place, Teignmouth); La Neige
(B. Lintott, Horsham); Nix I. (H.
Irving, Darwen, Lanes.); Nellie (Katie
Hurse, Beacon Court, Crowborough,
Sussex); Nix IL. (Annie J. Hoyles, Hon. mention (comp. b xvii.) dantan
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