Weird, wacky and wonderful pictures compete at Adur Photographic Society's Mix and Match meeting

Adur Photographic Society had a fun Mix and Match meeting for December, with a range of weird, wacky and wonderful pictures competing for prizes.
Elaine Hammond
By Elaine Hammond
Published 20th Dec 2023, 14:59 BST
Updated 20th Dec 2023, 15:00 BST
How would you mark this match? And there is a second point for the best pictureHow would you mark this match? And there is a second point for the best picture
How would you mark this match? And there is a second point for the best picture

The meeting at Southwick Community Centre on December 12 saw the ladies team and gents team competing, followed by a social with food and drink.

Mike Henderson said: "APS is a teaching club for amateurs interested in improving their hobby and does not follow the normal competition format of many camera clubs.

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"With the club enjoying a good balance between male and female members, the Mix and Match can get as exciting as a football match, with the invited expert judge frequently the focus of enthusiastic advice and criticism.

How would you mark this match? And there is a second point for the best pictureHow would you mark this match? And there is a second point for the best picture
How would you mark this match? And there is a second point for the best picture

"The uninitiated may be interested to learn M&M rules. It’s the blokes versus the girls - always - toss for who starts, two projectors putting up images side by side on the big screen.

"From a closed selection of 50 pictures, first image goes up and the other team then has to match the picture – could be subject matter, style, dominant colour, etc., entirely at the discretion of the judge, with advice from the teams, of course!"