Advance Call for Entries
To the Greater Toronto Council of Camera Clubs’
Interclub Competition 2006
 

Members of GTCCC-affiliated clubs are invited to prepare submissions to this
year’s Interclub Competition.
Prints, slides or digital images may be up to 5 years old and should be among the best each
photographer has to submit, for example, ones that scored well in club or other competitions!
The basics of this year’s competition:

Six Categories
• 2 in Slides – “Pictorial” and Nature
• 2 in Digital Images – “Pictorial” and Nature
• 2 in Prints – Color and Monochrome

Entries are limited to 8 in total in the 6 categories, no more than 2 per any one category,
and may be spread among categories however the person wishes!

The Nature Definition:

Nature Photography depicts Nature subjects, such as animals, birds, plants, geology and phenomena not produced by man. Evidence of the “hand of man” and man’s specialized environment is to be avoided. The accurate record of the subject is the primary objective; however, every effort should be made to use the highest levels of artistic skill in Nature photographs. Photographs of cultivated plants, domesticated and/or obviously controlled specimens, mounted specimens and museum groups are ineligible. Zoo and game farm specimens, butterfly conservatory specimens etc. are acceptable if there is no visible evidence of the hand of man in the photograph.
(Any manipulation of, or modification to, the original image as taken by the photographer submitting it must be minor and must not alter the content of the original scene.)

Digital Image Specification:

 JPEG file, image size is maximum width 1024 pixels x maximum height 768 pixels (pixel dimensions under review by GTCCC in December)
Prints: Maximum presentation dimension of 24 inches x 20 inches, Minimum 11” by 14”
(Note: These rules are subject to ratification by the GTCCC at its December meeting.)
Entries must be submitted to the GTCCC by your Club GTCCC Representative by
January 31, 2006.

See your Club GTCCC representative for more information.

Whether your club competes to win or competes to give its club members a venue in which to
compete, please compete!