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Friday 22 December 2017

Mount Cutting Workshop from RPS Southern Region

As another year draws to a close we hope you have enjoyed your photography in 2017 and benefited from your RPS membership during that time.

We hope you have been able to attend one of our many events this year – they are a great opportunity to meet some of the photographers in your area and to compare notes over a coffee or lunch and to learn something about our craft that perhaps you would not have picked up from your usual sources. Whether you have made it to an event yet or not, we have plenty planned for next year so look out for a full summary of 2018 events early in January. 


 

One event that may be of interest, but which missed the deadline for the Journal so will not be advertised there, is on the 11th February in Littleton near Winchester.

Longridge, who often attend our events, will be running a Mount Cutting Workshop – if you ever wondered how best to mount your precious photos or how the right mount would improve them, this is the workshop for you. More details here:  http://www.rps.org/events/2018/february/11/longridge-mount-cutting-workshop

And most importantly, on behalf of all of us on the Southern Region organising committee, I would like to wish you the very best of Christmas cheer and a very Happy New Year. And don’t forget to keep an eye on your emails, Facebook, Twitter, The RPS website and the Journal for all the events that we will be organising for 2018.
If you are interested in becoming an RPS volunteer in the Southern Region please contact me or anyone on the organising committee for more information.
Kind Regards
            Paul Cox          ARPS
            Regional Organiser, Southern Region
            Royal Photographic Society
            e: southern@rps.org

Wednesday 20 December 2017

PAGB News No 197

Click HERE to read the Christmas edition

Salisbury Health Care History

An interesting web site has just been uploaded concerning the history of Salisbury Hospital extending back into the 16th century.
If nothing else it makes fascinating reading. Florence Nightingale features quite a bit.
Even the Camera Club's current venue is here. Click on THIS to see.
You can visit the Hospital museum on the 5th floor if you wish too.

Sunday 17 December 2017

PAGB News No 196 & 196EXTRA

Click HERE to read issue 196

and Click HERE to see the 196 Extra 
The image of the Hare is worthy of Albrecht Dürer [his Young Hare]. Brilliant.

December news and offers from The Royal Photographic Society

Click to read what eRPS no.66 means on 
this link
http://wiredemail.net/1GOG-5CO63-967M1JCPA3/cr.aspx