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Photo by Bob Ihrig
Pictorial
Pictorial
First meeting of the month
January
Open
February
February
Abstract-Encouraging creativity through abstract compositions that focus on shapes, colors, and textures rather than realistic representations
Distortion-Subject is distorted when viewed through water, hot air, etc.
Patterns/Broken Patterns-Repeating shapes, lines, textures, etc.
Stunning Textures-Makes you want to reach out and touch the photo, details of the world we see everyday, natural or man-made, abstract, depth, pattern, mood
March
March
Formal Open
April
April
Spheres-Roundness in three dimensions, orbs
May
May
Open
June
June
Rural Life-Any scene depicting rural life
Farm Animals-Livestock found on farms, such as horses, cattle, sheep, goats, chickens, etc., in their natural setting on farmland
July
July
Formal Open
August
August
Churches-Classic or modern, interior or exterior
September
September
Open
October
October
Light Painting-Large scale or small
November
November
Formal Open
December
December
Keys-House, car, old, new, piano, computer, etc.
Photo by Donna Loughry
Nature
Nature
Second meeting of the month
January
January
Monochrome-Textures of rugged landscapes, details of flora, macro, etc.
February
February
Open
March
March
Things With Wings
April
April
Formal Open
May
May
Strange or weird animals or plants
June
June
Open
July
July
Arachnids
August
August
Formal Open
September
September
Straight Up, With Sky
October
October
Open
November
November
Leading Lines-Can be anything, but must have leading lines
December
December
Open
* Format is informal unless otherwise noted
* Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, meetings may be held virtually. When meetings are virtual, only PDI submissions will be accepted. For the end of year competition, a PDI submitted for a formal topic during a virtual meeting may be submitted as a print. All rules for formal prints will apply.
More information can by found on the Positive Critique Sessions page and in the Bylaws (Article VIII Section 2 and Article IX).
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