Storrington Camera Club, via Zoom Rebecca’s talk ‘Iceland and Yellowstone’

On Thursday 29^th April at 7.30 pm we are delighted to welcome Rebecca Hitchcock DPAGB to Storrington Camera Club, via Zoom, and you and your members are most welcome to attend.   Could you kindly let them know by forwarding this email to them?

Rebecca’s talk ‘Iceland and Yellowstone’ is a comparison of the photographic delights of Iceland and Yellowstone National Park during different seasons.

Visitors can register using the following link

http://bit.ly/iceyellow

DIG Zoom talk 'The Water's Edge', Tony Worobiec 5 September 2020

 

 

DIG Southern DIG Zoom meeting  

‘The Water’s Edge - a Celebration of the British Coast Line’ 

16.00 hours on 5^th September. 

Booking closes noon 3^rd September.  

Free to DIG members £2 all others.   

If you register and miss the transmission a recording is 

planned and we hope to send a link after the event. 

All welcome. Booking on line - the link is:-

 www.rps.org/digsouthern-2020-09

 

Best wishes. 

Barry 

Barry Senior Hon FRPS 

DIG Southern Organizer

Joe Houghton Zoom talk 16 July

Basingstoke Camera Club is having the photographer Joe Houghton give a virtual talk over Zoom on Thursday 16th July at 7:30 pm. We are inviting 40 members of other local camera clubs to join us. Feel free to forward this email to your members. There are 40 tickets available at £3.00 each, should your members wish to join the session. Tickets are available on a first come first served basis and can be purchased here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/joe-houghton-my-journey-in-street-photography-tickets-108550144404 Once you have paid for the ticket, you will receive a confirmation email. Click on the ‘go to online event page’ button in order to see the zoom link and password so you can join the session.­ We will check that you are on our guest list in order to dodge party crashers. Check-in is between 7:15 and 7:30 for a prompt 7:30 start. You may need to wait a few minutes before you are able to enter the meeting room, but someone will check you in as soon as possible. Please ensure that the name on your Zoom account matches the name on your booking reference. Any question, don’t hesitate to get in touch. Kind regards, Sabine Tillie-Davidson LRPS Programme Secretary Basingstoke Camera Club www.basingstokecameraclub.co.uk

Virtual talk via Zoom by Glyn Dewis

Basingstoke Camera Club is having the portrait photographer Glyn Dewis give a virtual talk over Zoom on Thursday 18^th June at 7:30 pm. We are inviting 40 members of other local camera clubs to join us.

There are 40 tickets available at £3.00 each, should your members wish to join the session.

Tickets are available on a first come first served basis and can be purchased here:  https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/glyn-dewis-the-power-of-personal-projects-tickets-108538960954

Once you have paid for the ticket, you will receive a confirmation email. Click on the ‘go to online event page’ button in order to see the zoom link and password so you can join the session.­

We will check that you are on our guest list in order to dodge party crashers. Check-in is between 7:15 and 7:30 for a prompt 7:30 start. You may need to wait a few minutes before you are able to enter the meeting room, but someone will check you in as soon as possible. Please ensure that the name on your Zoom account matches the name on your booking reference.

Any question, don’t hesitate to get in touch.

Kind regards,

Sabine Tillie-Davidson LRPS

Programme Secretary Basingstoke Camera Club

www.basingstokecameraclub.co.uk

Herbert Ponting events

 Cancelled

Film show at St John's Place, Lower Bemerton

The Civic Society and the Bemerton Film Society will be showing The Great White Silence, filmed by Ponting, on March 18th. He recorded almost every aspect of the 1910 expedition – the scientific work, life in camp, the local wildlife, the preparations for the assault on the Pole – and edited his footage into this remarkable feature, complete with vivid tinting and toning. The alien beauty of the landscape is brought dramatically to life and the challenges facing the expedition revealed in brilliant detail.

For this event there is one admission charge of £6 for all - payment at the door. Non-alcoholic beverages will be available at 50p, or a glass of wine for £2.

The doors will open at 6.00pm, with the film starting at 6.30, and ending at about 8.25. Some parking is available opposite the church, in the small car park and on the road. The address is Lower Road, Bemerton, Salisbury SP2 9NT.

Plaque unveiling

The plaque to Herbert Ponting will be unveiled at 4pm on Saturday March 21st, at the location of his birthplace, 21 Oatmeal Row in Salisbury Market Place. The unveiling will be carried out by Wendy Searle, who recently completed a solo expedition to ski unaided, dragging a sledge carrying her supplies and tent, over 700 miles from the Antarctic coast to the South Pole. It will be followed by tea. All are welcome at the unveiling but there are limited places for tea, which will be allocated on a first come first served basis. If you would like to attend, please contact Janet Patch, 01722 330096, patch.janet@gmail.com.

RPS Digital Group Talk 5th April 2020

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10.30 am to 4.00 pm

Kevin will show his Visual Art FRPS panel, and his various cancer coping photographic projects, including his 'Flowers in Ice' series.
Margery will show her wildlife images from the Falklands, Florida, Canada and the UK, plus images from her 'Photographic Art' projects.

As usual with our print talks there will be an opportunity to view the prints at close range,

Website:  http://www.kmimages.co.uk

All welcome:  DIG Members £9, RPS Members £10, Non-Members £12

Booking On-Line: www.rps.org/digsouthern-2020-04  This link will take you to the event page.

Advanced Booking Recommended

Tea and Coffee available

Bring a packed Lunch

Broughton Talks. Wednesday March 18th. 8pm. Broughton Village Hall SO20 8AX

Words and images: Bob Cramp, commercial photographer

“Old Photographers Never Die, they just lose their focus”

Bob Cramp was in the right place at the right time – London was a cultural hotbed throughout the early time of his career in the 1970s as a commercial photographer. Although not well known to the general public, he has created many iconic brand images, as well as one particularly famous political one ,  the “Labour isn’t working” poster of 1979.

Follow the trials, tribulations and ultimate triumph of Bob’s career from the start of everyday use of colour in advertising photography in 1969, until 1983, when research and globalisation started to change the creative process, before the dawn of mobile phones, computers and the digital revolution.

All are welcome. No need to book. Entry £5, to include a drink. Full time students free.

BOB CRAMP

Damien Demolder Talk at Viewfinders in March

Will Cheung Talk at The Allendale Centre, Wimborne - Friday 31 January

Winchaster PS Talk David du Chemin 26th Nov

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Ann Macdonald and Paul Gallagher RPS Dig Group Talks Nov and Dec

Talk by Linda Wevell, a Fellow of the RPS

On Thursday 31st October, Basingstoke Camera Club is hosting a talk by Linda Wevell, a Fellow of the RPS. Linda is going to show her work leading up to gaining her Fellowship and also take us through a selection of her work since then. We expect it to be a interesting and informative evening so we are opening the evening up to non-members £5 at the door. I’ve included a link to her website.

https://www.lindawevillphotography.com

We meet at 7:45pm Oakridge West Community Centre RG21 5SN

I’d be grateful if you could pass this info onto your members.

Best regards

Kevin Buckland

Publicity Officer

Basingstoke Camera Club

www.basingstokecameraclub.co.uk

RPS: Southern Region Imaging Festival

News of this super event can be found HERE

The RPS: Digital Imaging Group Thames Valley - Find Out All You Need to Know About Infrared Photography

Digital Imaging Group – Thames Valley Centre

Sunday 19th May 2019 at Woosehill Community Hall, Wokingham, RG41 3DA

SIMON WEIR ARPS will be presenting a lecture BEYOND VISIBLE LIGHT

A day of Infrared Photography

Further details can be found on our web pages:- http://www.rps.org/events/2019/may/19/forthcoming-event
 

The Origins of Photography in Salisbury - - A talk by Anthony Hamber

As part of the supporting events and before the exhibition closes on 4 May, the curator and photographic historian Anthony Hamber, will be giving a talk here at the museum on Thursday 2 May at 6.30pm.

Click HERE for more info
https://salisburymuseum.org.uk/whats-on/lectures/origins-photography-salisbury-1839-1919-talk-anthony-hamber

Pete Whieldon Photography talk Feb 13th

I am the Alton Camera Club Secretary and would like to make your membership aware of the following excellent talk we have coming up on Wednesday 13th February from 19:30 hrs until 21:45 hrs.


We will be hosting Pete Whieldon who has a passion and commitment for Natural History Photography.
He will be talking through some of his photos (a few shown below) and how he achieved them.
He will talk about his travels, ongoing projects he has, places he has been, and what can be
photographed from his own backyard. He has hides available at his site in Otterbourne, Hampshire, where plenty of wildlife such as Owls, Raptors, and Kingfishers can be seen for photography.

His website is https://www.petewhieldonphotography.co.uk for more information about Pete.

Alton Camera Club are located at 

Holybourne Village Hall, Church Lane, Holybourne, GU34 4HD.
For visitors to attend the talk, there is a small fee of £5, everyone is welcome.

The RPS: DIG Southern Centre: Lecture 31 March 2019 Barry Mead FRPS ‘The Windows of your Mind’

Details of the next meeting of the Southern Centre at Greyfriars Community Centre

44 Christchurch Road, Ringwood BH24 1DW are given below.

Book Tickets on line http://www.rps.org/Home/Special%20Interest%20Groups/Digital%20Imaging

Sunday 31^st March 2019

10.30 am to 4.00 pm

Doors open 10.00 am

Lecture: The Windows of your Mind by Barry Mead FRPS

Barry’s talk will illustrate the development of his computerised creative work from 2000 till now. As a Fine Artist who taught Art for 30 years, Barry says the ideas have always come more quickly than the techniques.   The images he loves to make involve Fantasy and Sci-Fi with the influences of Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter and children's stories. He uses images collected from many visits to the Venice Carnival and re-enactments. His methods are fairly simple, but it's the combinations of elements, textured effects and many layers in Photoshop where the magic takes place. The hope is that you will be inspired and go home with a desire to try it for yourselves.

Barry will present around 400 images showing his imagination at full throttle.

Website: http://www.barrymead-photography.com

Show and Tell

In the afternoon there will be an opportunity for delegates to show some of their own prints or PDI images.  Bring your PDI images, 1900x1200, pixels on a USB stick

All welcome: DIG Members £5.00. RPS members £8.00 All others £10

Advanced Booking Strongly Recommended

Bring a Packed Lunch

Tea and Coffee available

Best wishes

Barry

Barry Senior HonFRPS
DIG Southern Centre Organiser
T: 01425 471489
E: digsouthern@rps.org

RACHAEL TALIBART. "Tides and Tempests"

Our New Year starts off with a wonderful evening, a presentation by very up and coming landscape and outdoor photographer, RACHAEL TALIBART. She will be presenting her "Tides and Tempests"talk. We have a limited number of tickets available to non members to buy online at £6. I attach a flier giving all the necessary details which I hope you will be able to share with members of your club. If you would like some hard copies of this for your noticeboard, then I would be happy to send them to you.

This will be a very entertaining evening and I very much hope that we will be welcoming some of your members to our new home on January 10th.

Meet at Macdonald Elmers Court Hotel, Lymington, SO41 5ZB

web site: http://bit.ly/lymingtoncc

tel: 01590 380307

Subject: Local photographer needed

Subject: Local photographer needed

Hi – not sure if you were aware, but this week and next week we are running a range of free events for older people, drawing on folk like the museum, library, musicians, leisure centres etal to put on something free under the banner of Silver Sunday marking this on the 7/10 and on Monday 1/10 incorporating International Day of the Older Person with a day of things at Five Rivers.

I am on the hunt for a willing local photographer to come and take some snaps of these events.

Do you think this is something someone from the Salisbury Camera Club might be able to help with?

Best regards,
Karen Linaker
Community Engagement Manager
karen.linaker@wiltshire.gov.uk
01722 434697
07917 751 728

Bournemouth Electric Camera Club. “Jon Egging Trust”

Our Charity Exhibition this year is for the “Jon Egging Trust” as you have supported us in the past I have attached the poster and entry form hoping you will support us again this year. It will be held on Sunday 25^th November 2018 all the details are on the form.
I have received over a £1000 worth of goods so far  that will be used as prizes & for the raffle. Please try and support it and tell your friends to enter or just come along and see the exhibition.