Bribie Island Photography Club
Bribie Island Photography Club
20 April 2023
Guidelines for Post-Processing of Images for Entry in Club Competition
All images must have been taken by the member, and the member must hold the copyright for all the images.
All images must have a photographic origin and must consist wholly of the member’s own work.
All images submitted by members must be entirely the members own work and contain no elements resulting from the use of computer sourced Artificial Intelligence (including replacement skies available in editing software ) or any other photographer's work.
While Members are encouraged to present their latest work, there is no limit on when the image or images were taken.
Where more than one image has been used in creating an entry, all images used must have been taken by the member.
All post-processing should be the work of the member.
Any element that can be taken by the member is not to be used from the features in packages, e.g. skies, textures, backgrounds
The use of features available in commercial software packages should only be used to change the mood of the image.
Images captured in workshops are acceptable in the club monthly competitions, but the maker should endeavour to ensure that he/she is working towards total control of setting up & executing the image
Specific Rules for Nature
The original image must have been taken by the photographer; whatever photographic medium is used.
Any manipulation or modification to the original image is limited to minor retouching of blemishes and must not alter the content of the original scene.
For further guidelines details see https://www.a-p-s.org.au/index.php/nature-definition
Special Interest Category - Creative
Creative or experimental photographs which display a novel effect or altered reality because of an unusual combination of objects and /or unusual viewpoint.
Images may be created using in-camera techniques or post-processing techniques.
The finished image must always have a base photograph taken by the member and may have several images included to produce a single composite image not normally seen.