RPS talk ‘Creative Photography’ and ‘A Feeling of Impressionism’

                                                   

 

Sunday February 11^th 2018

Lecture: ‘Creative Photography’ and ‘A Feeling of Impressionism’

by

Steven Le Prevost  FRPS MPAGB FIPF AFIAP

10.30 am to 3.30 pm

Doors open 10.00 pm

Greyfriars Community Centre

44 Christchurch Road

BH24 1DW

Steven is a renowned Creative Photographer and Digital Artist and will show many of his award winning prints from national and international photographic salons including creative prints with a definite leaning towards impressionist art. His presentations will also feature several new and unseen works.  

As well as showing his prints, Steven’s presentation will include a PDI presentation of images before and after processing.

Steven is a member of the RPS Fine Art Distinctions Panel and an invited member of the London Salon

​Web: stevenleprevost.com

All welcome: DIG Members £8. All others £10.00

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

Results for The GB Cup for Small Clubs - Open - 2018

Photographic Alliance of Great Britain
A competition entry was recently made on behalf of Salisbury Camera
Club in to the 2018 The GB Cup for Small Clubs in the Open Category. Here
are the results:-

The GB Cup for Small Clubs 2018 Open
Your 10 Highest Scoring Images
1 Double Canoes Richard Ramsay 14 2. Judge (Marilyn Roberts)
2 Windswept Mark Cooper 13
3 Cromer Pier Morning Anthony Oliver 12
4 London Scene Martin Cook 12
5 Frozen Anthony Oliver 12
6 Indian Fruit Seller Sally Money 11
7 Out Of The Clouds Ian Porter 11
8 Lone Tree At Llanberis John Barton 10
9 A Patch Of Winter Sun Peter Woodhouse 9
10 Fisher Boy Sally Money 9
 Total 113

Competition Club Standings.
1 Oldham Photographic Society 119
2 Atherton & District Amateur Photographic Society 118
3 Crewe Photographic Society 117
4 Cleethorpes Camera Club 116

4 Stalybridge Photographic Club 116
6 Mold Camera Club 115
6 Synergy 115
8 Salisbury Camera Club 113
8 Macclesfield Camera Club 113
8 Tamworth Photography Club 113
11 Kirkcaldy Photographic Society 112
11 Mid Cheshire Camera Club 112
13 Donside Camera Club 111
14 Epsom Camera Club 110
14 Molesey Photographic Club 110
14 Great Barr Photographic Society 110
14 Buckingham Camera Club 110
18 Ludshott Photographic Club 109
18 Launceston Camera Club 109
20 Overton Photographic Club 108
21 F8 Imaging Group 107
21 Selby Camera Club 107
21 Harrow Camera Club 107
24 F4 Photographic Group 106
24 Duston Camera Club 106
24 Park Street Camera Club 106
27 Peterborough Photographic Society 105
27 Yateley Camera Club 105
27 Garstang Camera Club 105
30 Welwyn Garden City Photographic Club 103
31 Trinity Photography Group 102
31 West Wickham Photographic Society 102
31 Croxley Camera Club 102
31 Darwen Camera Club 102
35 Chester Photographic Society 101
35 Whichkam Photographic Society 101
35 Bingley Camera Club 101
35 Mid Calder Camera Club 101
35 Workington and District Camera Club 101
40 Bridgend and District Camera Club 100
40 Herne Bay Photographic Club 100
40 Wallingford Photographic Club 100
40 Rhondda Camera Club 100
40 Lutterworth Photographic Society Co-op 100
45 Beacon Photographic Club 99
45 Ormskirk Camera Club 99
47 Nomadics Camera Club 97
48 Axminster Photography Group 96
48 West Cumbria Photo Group 96
50 Morton 95
51 Merthyr Tydfil Camera Club 94
52 Hunmanby Camera Club 90
53 Nuneaton Photographic Society 89
53 Niton and District Camera Club 89
55 Copeland 87
56 Grimsby Photographic Society 86
57 New Earswick Camera Club 80

Individual Image Awards
Double canoes Richard Ramsay Salisbury Camera Club 2. Judge (Marilyn Roberts)
Balance and Coordination Martin McGing Crewe Photographic Society 2. Judge (Richard Spurdens)
Sogni DOro Sweet Dreams Chris Harrison Atherton & District Amateur
Photographic Society 2. Judge (Roger Parry)
Patriot Mike Bennett Cleethorpes Camera Club 3. Best Brexit
A Teller of Tales Alex Dawson Darwen Camera Club 3.
Best Grumpy Old Men
Baby Gets a Kick from Dad Andy Polakowski Mold Camera
Club 3. Best Like George
Moody Alan Knox Donside Camera Club 3. Best Moody Portrait
The Shard at Twilight Angie Cotterill Tamworth Photography
Club 3. Best Shot from Walkie Talkie
The Travelling Man Diane Seddon Cleethorpes Camera Club 3.
Best Travel Shot

Digital Photography seminar - Wed 7th February

Would you like to get more out of your Camera or Smart Phone?

Whether or not you have a Web site to look after, this seminar will help you enjoy your photography more.

The seminar is free, starts at 10:30am and lasts about 90 minutes.

It is ideal for anyone involved with a web site or an interest in photography

The topics covered include:
* Choosing a camera
* Composition
* Correcting faults
* Optimising for email or the Web
* Photos for e-commerce
* Lighting

We'll also run a quick check to see if YOUR web site has large image files which can affect your position in Google and put off users.

Book online: www.cravenplan.co.uk/seminar.htm
or by phone: 01747 858000

Our office is located about half way between Salisbury and Shaftesbury, just off the A30.
Directions can be found at www.cravenplan.co.uk/ct_direct.htmwith a map at www.cravenplan.co.uk/ct_find.htm

If you have any questions, or would like to see anything particular included, please call me direct on 01747 858007.

If you know someone else who would benefit from attending, please pass on the seminar details.
I look forward to seeing you soon,

CHRIS STANBURY (Managing Director)
Direct: 01747 858007
Twitter: Cravenplan_UK

News No.67 The Royal Photographic Society

Click HERE to read the latest news

Photographic Items for Sale

Local pro photographer (Kate Jackson in Romsey) is dismantling studio Items and will list on Ebay in the Spring.  If anyone local is interested in anything Kate is happy to show you the item in advance/consider an offer. More info on request.

01794 522376.

Canon EFS 18-55mm zoom lens

Canon 400D dslr body

Canon G9

X-rite Eye-one display LT

Canon EOS 5D body

Canon 28 - 300mm zoom lens

Canvas photographic background

Standard Bowens15cm reflector with brolly holder              

168mm honeycomb grid.

Larson 10 x 36 in softbox (25 x 91cm) with egg crate.

Larson 3 x 4 ft softbox (91 x 122cm)

Manfrotto 052B light stand. Buyer arranges carriage.

Bowens Hi glide studio system

Seconic Flashmate L-3088

Manfrotto Expan Set (background ends for studio)

Manfrotto studio wall mounted background triple hook set

90cm Lastolite Reflector

Lastolite Ezybox 90cm x 90 cm

Lastolite Ezybox 45cm x 45cm

Bowens 500 Studio Flash. Buyer arranges carriage.

Mitsubishi SE2U Projector

Powerflash Light Stand

Silver studio brolly 75cm

Bowens Esprit 250 Studio Flash. Buyer arranges carriage.

Bowens 500 Studio Flash. Buyer arranges carriage.

Lastolite Trigrip reflector 75cm

An Invitation from the Focus Group

Last year the RPS and the Focus Group of Photographers conducted a
photographic workshop based in Stoke on Trent - an area rich in visual
potential.  The workshop will run at the end of September 2018.

The aim of the workshop is to provide "food for thought" to attendees who
are looking for a way to raise their photographic work to a higher level.
We do this through a combination of lectures by members of the Focus Group,
visits to sites of high photographic potential in the area and through 1:1
or small group sessions with Focus Group members.

If you are interested but have questions, please get in touch with Janey
Devine - her email address is janeydevine@gmail.com.  To register contact Mo
Connely at doc@rps.org doc@rps.org>.  Note: There is a 10% discount
for early enrolment.

We hope to see you in Stoke.

PAGB News No.199

A new version of the 
PAGB news 
is now available HERE

Opening of our Exhibition

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

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.

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

Colin Tracy Open Studio

November news and offers from The Royal Photographic Society

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eRPS no.65The enewsletter from  The Royal Photographic SocietyNOVEMBER 2017 eRPS is published monthly To submit material to be considered for inclusion click here Corporate Patrons Our corporate patrons listed below support our many activities. Please mention us when contacting them. The RPS Journal is available  as a members-only download from The RPS website from the 1st of each month. Members logged in to the website can also download recent back copies. Click here to see more. To view this email in a browser click here. MONTHLY 365 COMPETITION November call for entries: HISTORY Closing date: 30 November This theme is open to you for interpretation - you could photograph historical buildings, work with found photographs, study your surroundings for traces of the past, or initiate a project which brings to life a forgotten story. Open to all RPS members. 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Book tickets here using discount code RPSTPS18. * Discount expires 14/03/2018 RPS LECTURE David Heyman 'Pretty Vacant', 30 November David Stewart was the first recipient, in 2016, of the Society’s Award for Editorial, Advertising and Fashion Photography, given for outstanding achievement and excellence in those fields. He began his career photographing punk bands and the passing parade of colourful characters on Morecambe Promenade, with squirrel monkeys Joey and Queenie.  This early work directly influenced his recognisable style.  Stewart won the Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize in 2015, having been shortlisted in 2007 and accepted a further 14 times between 1995 and 2012, each time being exhibited at the National Portrait Gallery, London.  See him talk at the London College of Communication on 30 November 2017. Book tickets here. 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In its fifteenth year the Good Picture one day Symposium will again cover a wide range of contemporary topics. Full details are given on the RPS website here Please apply directly to the Organiser: Dr. Mike Christianson, 4, Greenfield End, Chalfont St Peter, Bucks, SL9 0DW or e-mail here. T: 01753 890 480. GIFT MEMBERSHIP  Available for Christmas, before 11 December Membership of the Royal Photographic Society makes an inspiring gift for anyone with a passion for photography. The gift recipient will enjoy 25% off photography workshops, 12 issues of our award-winning magazine, The RPS Journal, monthly entry to our Member only photo competitions, and much more. Whilst they’re enjoying the benefits of their membership, the money from your gift will be helping us fulfil our aims as an educational charity; promoting photography and supporting photographers worldwide. 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You will discover the application of clinical imagery to the depiction of famous historical figures (such as Richard III and Robert the Bruce), preserved bodies (such as Ancient Egyptian mummies or bog bodies) and disease or trauma in ancient populations.   More information and tickets are available here.       COMPETITION Errazuriz Wine Photographer of the Year This competition seeks the very best of wine-related images from around the world. This is your chance to showcase the different perspectives of produce, people and places from the world of wine; so let the creative juices flow!   The winner will win GBP 1,000 and an Errazuriz Don Maximiano Founder’s Reserve Commemorative Magnum signed by Eduardo Chadwick. 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