As part of Deaf Smart’s first year supporting the D/deaf community in Shropshire, we are launching a photographer of the year competition. First Prize £250 second and third prizes photographic equipment. The prizes will awarded at the Deaf Smart Charity Ball in March 31st 2012.
The theme Deaf Culture, One community.
It is up to you to interpret the theme as you see fit - it might be a photo of you Volunteering with the D/deaf community. D/deaf at work or play. A photo of Equipment for the Deaf or just a photo of an ear.
Entries must be received by February 1st 2012
Please send entries with entry fee of £5 to: 1 Drayton Road Shawbury, Shrewsbury SY4 4NZ Or Email entries to Info@deafsmart.co.uk for further information contact Deaf Smart: 01939 251555
The organization of the Holland International Image Circuit invites you to participate in the:
8th Holland International Image Circuit 2012.
FIAP Patronage
PSA Recognition
RPS Patronage
UPI License
ISF Label
Fotobond Auspices
There are 5 International Salons in the Circuit and the Circuit is open to amateur and professional photographers from all over the world. Each participant may send maximum of 4 photographs to each section.
14th Tribute to Colour 2012
8th Image Salon Delft 2012
8th Int. Image Salon Oldenzaal 2012
8th Image Contest Wageningen 2012
6th Rainbow Challenge Rijen 2012
Sections: CPID Open, CPID Monochrome PTD Travel
Entry fee: 1 section € 45 (US$ 60), 2 sections € 50 (US$ 65) and 3 sections € 55 (US$ 70) and a program of discount for clubs.
Closing date: January 7, 2012.
High quality 5* catalogue and PayPal payments.
All information at www.hollandcircuit.nl
Questions to info@hollandcircuit.nl
Guy is also at Bournemouth Electric club on the 7th Dec. See the earlier NEWS item for more.
Hayling Island Camera Camera Club have a talk by Guy Edwardes on Monday 5th December. 7.00 for 7.30. The talk is open to non members at a cost of £5.00 payable on the night.
Guy is a professional landscape, travel and wildlife photographer. He is widely published and
has two books on landscape and nature photography. His talk is entitled 'Landscape and
Nature Photography Techniques'. Take a look at Guy‟s web site www.guyedwardes.com to
see a whole range of stunning images.
Hayling Island Camera Club meets at
United Reformed Church Hall
Hollow Lane
Mengham
Hayling Island
My husband & I have just opened a new Photography Gallery & Photography training school in the historic village of Lacock, Wiltshire.
Students who attend our courses really appreciate the facilities we have here – it is an idyllic location and we have a fully pc equipped training room which make for an ideal photography learning environment. In addition, our tutors are all professionals who are experts in their field and have a real flare for delivering photography training.
I would be much obliged if you would pass on our details to your camera club members. We will be very pleased to offer your members a 10% discount on any of our training courses. Check out our new course schedule for 2012:
http://www.lacockphotography.
Please do not hesitate to get in touch if you have any queries or would like more information.
Kind regards
Fiona
Lacock Photography
The Old Clubhouse
1 Chapel Hill
Lacock
Wiltshire
SN15 2LA
Tel: 01249 730571
Mob: 0771 4255881
www.Lacockphotography.com
I am writing to you in regards to David Noton’s Roadshow which will be held at The Exchange in Sturminster Newton, Dorset DT10 1QU on 14th December 2011 at 7.30pm.
David is internationally recognised as one of the worlds finest landscape travel photographers……his work was described by ‘BBC Wildlife Magazine’ as…..
“a collection of jaw-droppingly beautiful views of some of the most spectacular places on earth.”
The Roadshow is about David Noton sharing with the viewer how a landscape and travel photographer uses their eyes. It includes landscape, portraiture, street scenes and satellite imagery from around the world as well as in the field advice and photography tips.
He shares the highs and lows of being in the field and ‘explores’ pushing the boundaries to encourage experimentation with our own photography either as snappers on holiday or budding developing photographers.
The show has evolved over the last 3 years from a photographer standing by a projector into a full audio/visual experience with high definition projection, music, video clips, practical technical backgrounds and travel anecdotes with David’s renowned sense of humour.
If you want more information please look at our website on
Take a look under ‘shop’ and then ‘roadshows and tickets’.
If 10 or more of your members wish to attend we are able to give you 1 free ticket.
Our tel no is 01963 250061
Previous audiences have shared how uplifted and inspired they felt afterwards, some even going home to book their next adventure!
Could you please position this poster on a noticeboard or cascade down via e mail to give interested individuals the opportunity to attend.
Maybe we will see you there too…..
Thanks for your support.
Regards
Wendy Noton
This is a day of instruction and demonstration followed by an opportunity for participants to use the bird hides to put these ideas into practice. Numbers are strictly limited for this photoday.
BLUEBELLS, ORCHIDS and BUTTERFLIES PHOTODAY
Saturday 5th May 2012
This day will be based in West Dorset, starting early and finishing late with non-stop photography. There will be time for coffee in the morning and a cream tea in the afternoon. A light lunch will also be provided. Photographic subjects will include bluebell woods, fields of orchids and cowslips, butterflies, reptiles and many other spring details.
This photoday will concentrate on techniques for photographing gardens. Colin will begin the day by demonstrating some useful tips for photographing gardens and flowers. We will then visit three different gardens for practical photography sessions where these techniques can be tried out. The day will begin with coffee and end with a delicious cream tea. Location: West Dorset.
The Studland peninsula is famous for its heathland and dragonflies. This day will be spent on some of the richest of these heathland habitats to be found anywhere in the world. Photographic subjects will include mainly dragonflies but other insects, as well as reptiles, heathland flora and landscapes.
COLOURS OF THE HEATHLAND PHOTODAY - Saturday 22nd September 2012
Based on the heathlands of East Dorset when the colour of the heather should be at its best.
MACRO PHOTODAY - Sunday 23rd September 2012
NUTS, BERRIES AND FUNGI
This day will be based in West Dorset.
WOODLANDS, WATERFALLS AND MOUNTAINS
Three days of autumn photography based in the Brecon Beacons and the Forest of Dean. Friday 26th – Sunday 28th October 2012
Woodland bird feeding sites with permanent photographic hides are available for hire during winter months from October to March from 10am to sunset. A wide variety of birds will be present with usually at least 30 species.
GROUP BOOKINGS
If you belong to a group, or have few friends with similar photographic interests, who would like to spend a day with Colin photographing a natural history subject of your choice, we would be happy to give you a quote.
To reserve a place or to find out more about any of these events and prices please send an e-mail to Susy at info@colinvarndell.co.uk. Other photographic events will be added during the course of the year so please check our website for latest information – www.colinvarndell.co.uk
We are holding “An Evening with Guy Edwardes” on Wednesday 7th December 2011.
Could you pass this information on to your members.
Thank you
Mike Moores
07850335746
Salisbury College have a small exhibition of photographs from Russian photographers on their Gallery (above Reception) running between 8th – 18th November with a Private View between 5 – 7pm on Tuesday 15th November.
You would be most welcome to the PV and I would be grateful if you could publicise it to members.
With best regards,
Dr Ian R Smith
Programme Leader
BA(Hons) in Photography
Wiltshire College Salisbury
01722 344274
Here’s a rough outline.
The evening starts at 7.30 pm. The first half lasts about an hour, then a break for an interval, about 15-20 mins and then another 1 hour for second half till close. There’s plenty of opportunity for the audience to ask questions as part of the evening and David is also around during the interval and at the end to meet people,
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