Honours Award Program
Honours Award Program
Introduction
In 1954 the late Walter F. Wood ARPA, FPSA established a system of Honours Awards for the Montreal Camera Club. Developed from the awards principals of the RPS, PSA, and FIAP, the system allows a member to track their progress in the Club.
But the purpose of these awards is to reward members not only for photographic proficiency but also for their contribution to the Club as volunteers, on the executive, and through support of other Club activities. As well, the awards are designed to encourage members to enter national and international photographic competitions and to become active on committees of national and international societies.
A member progresses from the initial Pictorialist award to the more difficult advanced stages in the system until he or she reaches the highest level, the Fellowship.
Over the years the rules governing these Honours Awards have been modified to meet changing conditions, however the goals remain unchanged. To qualify for the top Honour Awards requires a high degree of photographic and service achievement at the Club as well as participation in photographic activities at the national and international level.
Comments are welcome as to updates to the program to reflect web and social media uses of photography and support of the Montreal Camera Club. Please respond to [email protected]
How to apply for an Honours Award
Honours Certificates are awarded annually at the spring trophy presentation based on prior application by a member on the basis of photographic achievement and service to the Montreal Camera Club and/or to photography on the National or International level. The Honours Awards Program is under review for 2022-2023 and a revised application form will be posted at a future date.
The Award Levels are:
Advanced Pictorialist
150 points with a minimum of 100 Club points.
Expert Pictorialist
400 points with a minimum of 150 Club points.
Master Pictorialist
1,000 points with a minimum of 200 Club points.
Superior Pictorialist
1,700 points. In addition, the member is required to complete the following:
Associate
2,500 points with a minimum of 250 Club points. In addition, the member is required to complete the following:
Fellow
5,000 points with a minimum of 500 club points. In addition, the member is required to complete the following:
Honorary Life Member
As per the bylaws. (Refer to paragraph 3 under “Membership.")
Honorary Fellow
Awarded for outstanding photographic ability with distinctive service, or as a special recognition to a member or non-member of the club so qualified, on the basis of the unanimous approval of the executive and the Honours Committees. Maximum of ten living holders of the Honour.
Michael Folinsbee & the Honours Committee
[email protected]
Introduction
In 1954 the late Walter F. Wood ARPA, FPSA established a system of Honours Awards for the Montreal Camera Club. Developed from the awards principals of the RPS, PSA, and FIAP, the system allows a member to track their progress in the Club.
But the purpose of these awards is to reward members not only for photographic proficiency but also for their contribution to the Club as volunteers, on the executive, and through support of other Club activities. As well, the awards are designed to encourage members to enter national and international photographic competitions and to become active on committees of national and international societies.
A member progresses from the initial Pictorialist award to the more difficult advanced stages in the system until he or she reaches the highest level, the Fellowship.
Over the years the rules governing these Honours Awards have been modified to meet changing conditions, however the goals remain unchanged. To qualify for the top Honour Awards requires a high degree of photographic and service achievement at the Club as well as participation in photographic activities at the national and international level.
Comments are welcome as to updates to the program to reflect web and social media uses of photography and support of the Montreal Camera Club. Please respond to [email protected]
How to apply for an Honours Award
Honours Certificates are awarded annually at the spring trophy presentation based on prior application by a member on the basis of photographic achievement and service to the Montreal Camera Club and/or to photography on the National or International level. The Honours Awards Program is under review for 2022-2023 and a revised application form will be posted at a future date.
The Award Levels are:
Advanced Pictorialist
150 points with a minimum of 100 Club points.
Expert Pictorialist
400 points with a minimum of 150 Club points.
Master Pictorialist
1,000 points with a minimum of 200 Club points.
Superior Pictorialist
1,700 points. In addition, the member is required to complete the following:
- To have entered a total of 100 different prints and/or images in MCC competitions
- To have had 50 different prints and/or images accepted in MCC competitions
- To have qualified for four of the elective requirements
Associate
2,500 points with a minimum of 250 Club points. In addition, the member is required to complete the following:
- To have entered a total of 150 different prints and/or images in MCC competitions
- To have had 25 different prints and/or images accepted in provincial, national, and international salons OR to have had 75 different prints and/or images accepted in MCC competitions
- To have qualified for eight of the elective requirements one of which must include service on the MCC executive
Fellow
5,000 points with a minimum of 500 club points. In addition, the member is required to complete the following:
- To have entered a total of 300 different prints and/or images in MCC competitions
- To have had 50 different prints and/or images accepted in provincial, national, and international salons OR have had 150 different prints and/or images accepted in MCC competitions
- To have qualified for 12 of the elective requirements one of which must include service on the MCC executive.
Honorary Life Member
As per the bylaws. (Refer to paragraph 3 under “Membership.")
Honorary Fellow
Awarded for outstanding photographic ability with distinctive service, or as a special recognition to a member or non-member of the club so qualified, on the basis of the unanimous approval of the executive and the Honours Committees. Maximum of ten living holders of the Honour.
Michael Folinsbee & the Honours Committee
[email protected]
HONOURS APPLICATION - EXCEL FORMAT
(Revised August 27, 2017) - Under Revision
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