Highcliffe & Infinity Photography Club

11/06/2026

Final batch of our Award winners

11/06/2026

This is an image made by AI Chat gbt from dialogue captured by my iphone using live captions so that I could understand missing words due to my deafness.

So I thought I would reverse the process and try to understand what the picture looked like from a person with no sight imagining what the picture was like just from the commentary.

see below commentary and ai image.

very interesting! perhaps you know what image the judge was talking about?

the webmaster

Judges comments:

I can't see the return.
Maybe I've missed it.
I'm looking for it.
Maybe some bottom here, possibly.
No, it's not because that's different.
So in a certain image like that, I'm looking at the return, but I've not seen it.
Okay, it doesn't matter.
The Christmas tree idea is quite interesting.
I like the way there's different ones decorated, and they're quite bright, and they work well in that sense.
I think that's quite inviting to see them all in different places.
It works best, so, across the bottom bit here, I think.
It gets a little bit confusing when we look at the top, and then, of course, we're looking inside the church.

10/06/2026

Third batch happy smiling faces

09/06/2026

Awards night batch 2

07/06/2026

Year end awards night celebrations photos coming in batches
Here is the first batch

17/05/2026

And this looks like a very lonely tree. In fact, it looks like a very small, very lonely tree. in the landscape. And what I'm kind of feeling about this as a tree is that it's looking so small and lost, and yet there isn't a big vista around it. So, if we got the sense of a large mission of the landscape around it, and we just had a very small tree, it would not even necessarily small tree, but a tree that looks small within the landscape, then you can get that sense of layers.

Do you recognise these judge's comments?

17/05/2026

15/05/2026

judging inaction pun

15/05/2026

judge in motion

12/05/2026

Its NO 1 it is top of the hit parade (well at least two bunnies (sorry hares) hitting each other)

Congratulations

Keith Thomson - Boxing Brown Hares - PDI Photo of the Year.

Perfect shot can’t be beaten, both full height, perfectly sharp with some blur on their fighting arms with a perfect background blur but still showing where they fight. The shadow at head height makes you feel you are in the ring with them.

Thanks for the entertaining talk at the club I feel sorry for the people who missed it.