Congratulations to Barrie Wilkins & Jill Sneesby on achieving their MFIAP distinctions, the first two in Africa. In order to achieve the MFIAP they had to submit a panel of 20 prints each, together with an introductory text. The portfolio must be coherent from its conception to its realization and presentation.
Barrie Wilkins’s MFIAP panel
INTRODUCTORY TEXT – PANTHERA LEO – ‘TEENAGE’ LION BEHAVIOUR Printable version
Each image forms part of a portfolio but at the same time stands as a powerful statement of the magnificence of these wonderful animals.
Jill Sneesby’s MFIAP panel
INTRODUCTORY TEXT – ELEPHANT TRUNKS Printable version
There is much about the African Elephant that is absolutely amazing – an adult male can weigh over 6 tonnes and yet it can walk almost silently – it has a complex social society based on the same principles as our own; love, understanding, compassion, remorse and tolerance – and a trunk, made up of thousands of muscles which enable it to move in any direction – it works as a nose, an arm, a hand, a voice, a straw, a hose and much more.
FIAP Distinctions 2013
Congratulations to the following members on achieving their FIAP distinctions!
Evelyn Gibson EFIAP
Carolyn Greathead AFIAP
Laetitia Kenny AFIAP
Willem Kruger AFIAP
Anton La Grange AFIAP
Mariluo Manning AFIAP
Percy Mitchell AFIAP
Teresa Nel AFIAP
Pierre Smith AFIAP
Jenny Stilwell AFIAP
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