The 2018 Hardy Orchid Society Photography Competition was held during the Autumn Meeting in Kidlington on Sunday, 18th November. Thanks to Jon Evans for judging the entries and to Neil Evans who organised the show. Details of the winners and their photographs follow:
A .pdf file with a summary of the results can be downloaded here
The Maren Talbot Photographic Trophy
Terry Swainbank for his projected image of Liparis loeselii in Class 11
Results of the Hardy Orchid Society Photographic Competition 2018
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Class 1: A wide area view (landscape or habitat) showing orchids in their natural environment,
print size up to 7x5 inches. (7 entries)
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Second Orchis purpurea by Hilary Pickersgill |
Third Chamorchis alpina by Karen Gregory |
Class 2: A group of at least three orchid plants. These can be all the same species/hybrid or a mixed group, print size up to 7x5 inches. (10 entries)
First |
Second Ophrys umbilicata by Steve Pickersgill |
Third Neotinea ustulata by David Pearce |
Class 3: A single orchid plant, usually the single stem arising from one tuber, print size up to 7x5 inches. (13 entries)
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Second |
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Class 4: A close-up of an orchid, showing one or more entire inflorescence(s), print size up to 7×5 inches. (16 entries)
First Drakaea livida by Colin Rainbow |
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Third |
Class 5: A close-up of an orchid showing part of an inflorescence, print size up to 7×5 inches. (16 entries)
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Second Ophrys apifera by David Pearce |
Third Lyperanthus serratus by Colin Rainbow |
Class 6: A wide area view (landscape or habitat) showing orchids in their natural environment,
print size up to A4. (8 entries)
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Second Anacamptis morio by Karen Gregory |
Third |
Class 7: A group of at least three orchid plants. These can be all the same species/hybrid or a mixed group, print size up to A4. (12 entries)
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Class 8: A single orchid plant, usually the single stem arising from one tuber, print size up to A4. (13 entries)
First |
Second Neottia nidus-avis by David Pearce |
Third |
Class 9: A close-up of an orchid, showing one or more entire inflorescence(s), print size up to A4. (17 entries)
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Second |
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Class 10: A close-up of an orchid showing part of an inflorescence, print size up to A4.
(14 entries)
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Second Caladenia discoidea by Hilary Pickersgill |
Third Equal |
Class 11: A wide area view (landscape or habitat) showing orchids in their natural environment
in jpeg form. (16 entries)
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Second |
Third |
Class 12: A group of at least three orchid plants. These can be all the same species/hybrid or a mixed group in jpeg form. (17 entries)
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Second |
Third Neotinea ustulata by Mike Waller |
Class 13: A single orchid plant, usually the single stem arising from one tuber
in jpeg form. (18 entries)
First Calypso bulbosa by Ivar Edvinsen |
Second Dactylorhiza fuchsii by Tom Turner |
Third Dactylorhiza ×venusta by Phil Smith |
Class 14: A close-up of an orchid, showing one or more entire inflorescence(s), in jpeg form. (26 entries)
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Second |
Third |
Class 15: A close-up of an orchid showing part of an inflorescence, in jpeg form. (24 entries)
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Second |
Third |
Class 16: Novice class, any hardy orchid print, size up to A4. (4 entries)
First Dactylorhiza fuchsii by Catriona Campbell |
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Class 17: A hardy orchid subject that has been manipulated using any advanced software technique to create an artistic image. Print size up to A4. (7 entries)
First Epipactis palustris by Gillian Elsom |
Second Neottia conica by Alan Blackman |
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