Well you all probably know I enter images into exhibitions, and get acceptances and medally things, well these things are explained far better by Ciaran Whyte in one of his extremely good blog posts if you are really interested in the detail.
Does it matter to anyone else? probably not. Is it going to change my life or make me a better photographer? Well not really. Does it keep me happy and keep me bashing out the images which people seem to come to my blog to look at? Well we’ll go for the affirmative in that one. And a slideshow of the images with a cup of tea or alcohol might cheer you up on a dreary Monday evening after a long bank holiday weekend :)
So here’s the images that now allow me to call myself an EFIAP/b – the ‘b’ stands for bronze, although I’m sure you could give it other humourus connotations ;-)
Thanks to all the models, and click to see larger versions.
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8 Comments
As ever absolutely stunning images as beautiful models
Thank you Elizabeth.
Congrats on the b Tim.
some great images to view here.
Thank you Richard, I presume you applied for your EFIAP this year and were successful?
Way to go, Mr Pile!!!
Don’t forget us little people. ;)
FIAP appears not to have a US branch. Maybe I overlooked it on the FIAP website.
I will never forget all the people who appreciate my images Mr Pope, as a tree does not make a sound in a forest if there is nobody there to hear it, my images are nothing without people like you to share them with :)
FIAP does not have a US branch, as you have the Photographic Society of America (PSA) which is a friendly rival of FIAP, and there are PSA letters I could aim for, but the application process is quite complex as you Americans like making things difficult ;-)
If it’s not difficult, it’s not worth doing. -))))))
[…] and letters after my name front I was most pleased to gain my MPAGB distinction in April and EFIAP Bronze in May. While filling in the form for my next distinction I worked out that in the last 18 […]