Honours Results Jun 2018

Congratulations to all our new Honours Holders, your hard work has paid off and now you can use the Honours letters after your name with pride. The successful digital and audio visual applications are published alphabetically below.

Click here for a full list of results.  All successful applications will be showcased at the 2018 Congress in Port Elizabeth.

 

For the Honours below you can click on the authors’ names (in green) to view their panels.

Once you see the panel, click on the first thumbnail and wait to watch the entire panel as a slideshow or click on each individual image and go at your own pace. 

 

HON FPSSA

Johann van der Walt – Sandton Photographic Society

 

FPSSA COLOUR 

Andre Ligthelm – AFO Fotografieklub
Christiaan Kotze – AFO Fotografieklub
Neels Jackson – AFO Fotografieklub
 

 

FPSSA MONO

Malie van der Vyver – National Photographic Club 

 

APSSA COLOUR 

Dereck du Preez – Southern Suburbs Camera Club
Haig Fourie – Vanderbijlpark Fotografiese Vereniging

Nerissa Naidoo – Hibiscus Coast Photographic Society

 

APSSA MONO

Cecile Nowers – PE Camera Club
Cobus Eksteen Krugersdorp Kameraklub

 

APSSA VERS

Cobus Eksteen  Krugersdorp Kameraklub 

 

LPSSA COLOUR

Alet Visagie – Bethal Fotografieklub
Annemarie du Plessis – Pietersburg Fotografieklub
Arie Williams – Sandton Photographic Society
Carien Kruger – AFO Fotografieklub
Cliffy Els – Southern Suburbs Camera Club
David Barnes – Tygerberg Photographic Society
Gaby Grohovaz – West Rand Photographic Club
Janita van Niekerk – Kosmos Fotografieklub
John Mills – East London Photographic Society
Juan Venter – Tafelberg Fotografieklub
Michael Germishuys
Muriel Joubert – Randburg Fotoklub
Suzi Homans – PE Camera Club
Ursula Koekemoer – Randburg Fotoklub

 

LPSSA MONO

Annemarie du Plessis – Pietersburg Fotografieklub
Jacqueline Johnston – Knysna Photographic Society
Suzi Homans – PE Camera Club

 

LPSSA VERS

Alet Visagie – Bethal Fotografieklub

 

Due to popular demand we are once again allowing members to submit more than one application at a time. This might change if we receive too may applications so please be sure to always check the latest Rules & Regulations, as found on the website. This is true not only for the number of panels allowed but also for any other requirements – don’t rely on old documents – always check the website for the latest.

In today’s world we all tend to want to do everything too quickly and Honours applications are no exceptions – so a few words of advice:

  • Ask for advice from members who have experience in the honours process, whether they are honours judges or applicants – experience does help.
  • Unless you have plenty of honours standard images it is not a good idea to apply for more than one Honour at a time as you might spread your images too thinly over a variety of applications. 
  • Don’t bypass the LPSSA unless you are really confident that you work is up to APSSA standard – remember that the difference between the different levels of application is not just an increase in the number of images. Be sure that you have reached the higher level before applying.
  • The same is true when moving on to a higher honour – the judges are not just looking for more of the same.

A number of applicants would have been disappointed that they did not get the minimum number of credits to allow them to continue and are no doubt threatening to give up. The reason we have a minimum requirement is actually to save you disappointment when after 4 attempts you still haven’t succeeded. This way you have time to regroup, consider those images that were successful and work towards more of that standard.

It is hard work but it is all worth it when you get that welcome email.

Thank you also to the whole Honours team for all their hard work.

Jill

 

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