Interestingly, as of this writing I'm still waiting for an official "report card" for my entry to the Colour Pixels Circuit in India, which closed on December 26. But their website does already include a list of which photos were accepted and awarded by each of their three sets of judges, so I can at least report on that.

To wit, I had eleven acceptances: four in the Photojournalism category (two photos each accepted by two judges); four in the Open Colour category (three photos, one accepted by two judges); and three in the Open Monochrome category (two photos, one accepted by two judges).

As results go, that's about average. And the monochrome results included one photo ("Together") that hasn't seen much attention in the past, as well as another ("Morning stroll") that's a newcomer on the scene. Both of these are photos that I'll be submitting again, though probably cautiously -- both of them are a bit on the sensual side, which can be tricky with certain judges.

Together (Open Monochrome PIDM) (Accepted x2) Godiva in the evening (Open Colour PIDC) (Accepted x2)Godiva in the Evening
6I8A5669 (5/1/2021)
9/14/2014
Courtney Appleseed (AKA Stella Luceat)
Bend, Oregon

2021-05-29 MTN Photo Salon (Kolkota, India) (Open Color PIDC): Exhibited virtually Morning stroll (Open Monochrome PIDM) (Accepted) Winthrop Glacier (Open Monochrome PIDM) (Accepted) Lilith and Eve (Open Colour PIDC) (Accepted)

Here are the full figurative results:

1. "Together" (Open Monochrome PIDM), Lior Allay and Cyndical, Discovery Park, Seattle, June 2017: Accepted by two judges
2. "Godiva in the Evening" (Open Colour PIDC), Stella Luceat (modeling at that time as Courtney Appleseed), Bend, Oregon, September 2014: Accepted by two judges
3. "Morning stroll" (Open Monochrome PIDM), Lillias Right, Seattle, July 2016: Accepted by one judge
4. "Winthrop Glacier" (Open Monochrome PIDM), Katlyn Lacoste, Third Burroughs, Mount Rainier National Park, August 2021: Accepted by one judge
5. "Lilith and Eve" (Open Colour PIDC), Vex Voir and Katlyn Lacoste, Interlaken Park, Seattle, June 2017: Accepted by one judge