Match-an-Image competition against other ‘local’ clubs have become quite popular and are held either at our North Berwick club’s venue or the opponent club’s venue.
Forty digital images are shown by each club as they battle it out to match their images (whether images match or not is at the decision of the judge; heckling is allowed!).
The club with the highest total score on the night wins the Challenge.
Here is the way it works: Both teams operate their own computer, projector and screen so that images can be selected then projected and viewed at the same time alongside each other.
Teams displayed their images alternately with the image put up by the first team requiring to be ‘matched’ by the second team. Thirty seconds is allowed to put up a matching, or attempt at a matching, image. One point is awarded to the team displaying the first image. If the team displaying the second image is judged to be displaying a matching image, then a point is awarded to them for successfully matching the image.
An additional bonus point is awarded to the team judged to have the better image of the two but if there is no match this bonus point goes to the team which put up the first image.
Images previously submitted by members for external competitions and assignments will be considered for match-an-image use by a selection panel.
Members are also encouraged and invited to submit additional ‘quirky/different’ images for consideration.
For further submission details for all digital image entries to competitions, including sizing,
please see the Competition Rules page.