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Cape Camera January 2024

CTPS competes for the World Cup

At the end of last year CTPS entered the FIAP World Cup of Clubs for the first time —
and finished in the top third of the 226 competing clubs from around the world!

For the past 18 years, clubs from across the world have score of all our images entered, namely 18 out of 20.
been competing in the FIAP World Cup for Clubs. CTPS Four more images received acceptance with a score
entered the competition for the first time in 2023 and of 17 each: Sea Lion Tenderness by Dieter Butow, Social
the 20 images we entered scored 299 points, which Distancing by Joan Ward, Louvre Reflection by Theo Pot-
placed us 70th out of the 226 clubs from 45 countries gieter and Sheer Force by Walter Berndoerfler. The ac-
that entered. Italy was the host of the 18th World Cup. ceptances count towards FIAP distinction points.
A total of 4486 works were entered and five of the CTPS Below and on the following pages are all the images
images were Accepted for exhibition. Roger Trythall's entered by CTPS, with the scores awarded by the three
Lake Turkana – The Big Man was awarded the highest judges from Indonesia, India and the UK.
Left: 'Lake Turkana – The Big Man' by Roger Trythall
(18) earned an acceptance.
Below left: 'Sea Lion Tenderness' by Dieter Butow
(17).
Below: Louvre Reflection by Theo Potgieter (17) was
accepted.

Bottom left: Sheer Force by Walter Berndoerfler (17)
was accepted.

Bottom right: Social Distancing by Joan Ward (17)
was accepted.

See more CTPS images that were entered in
the World Cup on the following pages.

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