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March 2022 Cape Camera

CAPE CAMERA WHAT’S INSIDE

Editorial Team

Editor/Layout Andre Mouton
Competitions: Lesley Parolis
E & D: Kim Stevens
PSSA: Nicol du Toit
Snapshot: Andre Mouton
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Portfolio managers:
Away outings: Richard Goldschmidt
Facebook: Steff Hughes
AV: Ken Woods
Archives: Trudi du Toit
The CTPS Council

President: Jacoba van Zyl
Vice-president: Lesley Parolis
Treasurer: Nicol du Toit
Secretary: Margaret Collins
Competitions: Lesley Parolis
E & D: Kim Stevens
Outings: Andre Mouton
Venues/PR: Mike De Villiers
Publications: Anna Engelhardt
Webmaster: Andre Mouton

Refer to website for contact details. 12
My best friend by Evelyn Gibson
CTPS Contact details
Email: info@ctps.co.za
Website: www.ctps.co.za IN THE NEWS.........................................................................................................................2
GREYTON CONGRESS.........................................................................................................6
E & D NEWS............................................................................................................................8
MARCH WINNING IMAGES...................................................................................................9
OTHER HIGH-SCORING IMAGES FROM MARCH..............................................12
FREEMAN PATTERSEN INTERVIEW............................................................................17

On the cover
Before traveling to New York many years ago, a friend said to me: "Just remember to look
UP". It was great advice and I've continued to use it whenever I am in a city.
I took this image while on a CTPS walkabout at the CTICC. I had taken all the images I
wanted inside the CTICC and was walking towards the restaurant where we were going
to meet up for lunch, and this sight presented itself to me. The light was shining on the
buildings adjacent to the walkway and casting a beautiful reflection on the glass win-
dows. I moved around until I got the best composition. I saw the little blue rectangle, and
initially, it bothered me, but then I realised that it provided a good anchor point for the
composition. I really enjoy the combination of manmade shapes and grids with the flow-
ing lines complementing them.
Taken with my Fuji X-T2 and the 50 - 140 lens, I did basic adjustments in Lightroom and
then ran it through Nik ColorFx to enhance the colour contrast and details. Steff Hughes.

1 Cape Town Photographic Society