View Full Version : AIPP History made today: First ever print to score 100
ricktas
13-09-2014, 8:38pm
AIPP history making event occurred this afternoon. AIPP NSW had a print score 100.
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=794869090575242
Well, it does nothing for me at all.
But, we live in an art environment where everyone is entitled to their opinion. Rather like this image - worth $4.3 Million!!! not in a million years and yet it was sold. http://newsfeed.time.com/2011/11/11/and-heres-the-most-expensive-photograph-in-the-world/
I can't see it clearly enough to really assess what I think about it. It would be interesting to see a high res version.
Roosta
17-09-2014, 11:07am
I don't do Facebook rick, can this been viewed anywhere else?
ricktas
17-09-2014, 12:38pm
I don't do Facebook rick, can this been viewed anywhere else?
You should be able to view it without being a FB member? Unless the AIPP have changed the privacy settings on the post. It was originally posted as public.
Better version near the bottom of this page (http://www.aippappa.com/2014-category-winner).
Big congratulations to AP members...
Dan Cripps finalist in portrait
Longshots (William Long) finalist in commercial
And state awards (http://www.stateawards.aippblog.com/)...
Dan Cripps winner Tassie Professional Photographer OTY & winner portrait
Longshots winner QLD commercial
Wretched (Ben Hosking) finalist NSW commercial
Well, I guess that's art, isn't it.
Granville
17-09-2014, 4:31pm
To fracture a phrase by Bob Newhart, "I don't get art, but I don't deride those that do get art. And for those that do get art, deride means to put down or ridicule".
:p
After looking through the images from the link above ( thanks Phil ) I see some very stand out images, I also see some that don't bear too much resemblance to photography.
But, and it is a big but, we are looking at web sized renditions and as I always feel, real images belong on a wall printed at a large size for them to show their greatness.
I'd really like to see that print in real life.
Technique wise that must have been extremely difficult to do.
If its 1 exposure then I'm gobsmacked. If its more than 1, I'm still very impressed.
arthurking83
18-09-2014, 12:53am
AIPP should change their name to reflect the current reality of the institution they have now transformed into ...
AIDI!
I'd really like to see that print in real life.
Technique wise that must have been extremely difficult to do.
If its 1 exposure then I'm gobsmacked. If its more than 1, I'm still very impressed.
The print was fantastic. I was surprised it scored 100, but I'm not a judge so what do I know? :) It was certainly worth high marks.
It was put together from many multiple shots of smoke - assembled piece by piece with about 100 hours of post-processing.
I was just reading the blog of the lady that created this photograph.
To create one of her prints she can take between 600 and 700 shots in a session.
They are incredible.
Adam
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