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Photographs by members of the Minolta Club of Great Britain

In each quarterly issue of Minolta Image magazine, The Image Space awards points for pictures selected for reproduction. The competition is open, and three pictures in any format up to 10 x 8" gloss print may be entered each quarter, without an entry fee, but with return postage and packing enclosed.

The Editors will award between 5 and 20 points to every picture used, according to the size of the reproduction. A points table is maintained, and when any member passes the 100-point mark, they can claim Minolta equipment to a value of Ł200 GB ($300 US approx) and they are returned to zero points.

There is no expiry date to the points awarded, and every regular entrant can move up the table and receive the award - even if it is for twenty small reproductions at 5 points each over a long period of time.

Here are the first winners and their points awarded. Just click the link to view a large JPEG of the picture. All pictures are copyright of the photographers and may not be reproduced for commercial purposes.

'Sheila' by John Walls - 20 points
A British seaside idyll by David Mark - 20 points
Eerie monochrome infra-red ruin by Dr Paul Elliott - 20 points
Strong black and white 'Wild West lawman', by David Jenkins - 10 points
Monochrome arum lilies still life by Barbara Nash - 10 points
Brilliant montage thru glass by Dave Symonds - 10 points
Young Hispanics in fiesta costume, by Mike Hanford - 10 points
The rape of the English countryside, by Raymond Lea - 5 points
Monument Valley from afar, by Winifred Mark - 5 points
Flower study by Dr Chris Neaves - 5 points
Old wooden cartwheel close-up by Les Charters - 5 points

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