More from George Atkins about Workspaces as a follow up to his talk in June
So now there are two pages explaining.
The first and original one is found HERE
The new one is HERE
In addition there is a check list in PDF on our site that is well worth looking at before the season begins. This should help you get your PDI's into the correct condition before you email them. It will stop Jill, Mark or Martin from going crazy. See this HERE
All of these can be found on the Digital Help section under Sundries.
Monday 23 August 2010
Friday 13 August 2010
David Noton's Photographic and Travel Roadshow
David Noton's Photographic and Travel Roadshow to be held in Andover this November 10th.
David is a worldwide renowned landscape and travel photographer who has been passionate about photography since he started 24 years ago. He has been running his Roadshow for over 2 years now. The show lasts 2 hours using Davids images from all areas of the world, google earth world maps re locations, music, video footage of David in the field with room for viewers question time.
People who have attended before shared with us how much they enjoyed the images with high definition projection accompanied by David's travel tales, technical know how and humour. This has led in some cases to a change in approach to individuals photography and even the hasty press of a mouse whilst planning the next trip! Most of all viewers said how uplifted and inspired they felt.
I have included here a flyer to share with your members to inform anyone who may wish to come along. You can view David's WORK and obtain TICKETS from David's website www.davidnoton.com student tickets at a reduction.
Any queries please do not hesitate to call us at the office on 01963 250061.
We hope to meet you there.
Thank you for your support.
regards
Wendy Noton
For all the latest news on the website http://www.davidnoton.com/news.php
David is a worldwide renowned landscape and travel photographer who has been passionate about photography since he started 24 years ago. He has been running his Roadshow for over 2 years now. The show lasts 2 hours using Davids images from all areas of the world, google earth world maps re locations, music, video footage of David in the field with room for viewers question time.
People who have attended before shared with us how much they enjoyed the images with high definition projection accompanied by David's travel tales, technical know how and humour. This has led in some cases to a change in approach to individuals photography and even the hasty press of a mouse whilst planning the next trip! Most of all viewers said how uplifted and inspired they felt.
I have included here a flyer to share with your members to inform anyone who may wish to come along. You can view David's WORK and obtain TICKETS from David's website www.davidnoton.com student tickets at a reduction.
Any queries please do not hesitate to call us at the office on 01963 250061.
We hope to meet you there.
Thank you for your support.
regards
Wendy Noton
For all the latest news on the website http://www.davidnoton.com/news.php
Thursday 12 August 2010
Chairmans Newsletter No.48
Hi All,
As we have no meetings during August this is the last newsletter for a couple of weeks, just a couple of opportunities to take advantage of and a reminder of our return in September.
August 14 - 21 Chichester Camera Club Exhibition, The Assembley Rooms, North Street Chichester open daily except Sundays 10am - 5pm
National Trust members why not visit Mottisfont Abbey, and take a wander around Paul Sansome's exhibition, visited this today, a great exhibition with some wonderful images, mainly landscapes. Paul is a local photographer living in the Winchester area.
Ben Osborne, Private View at the Winchester Discovery Centre August 24 7.30pm £10, Ben was the 2007 overall winner of the Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition.
August 28 - 30, Viewfinders exhibition at Stockbridge, well worth a visit to show support for the club and its members who are displaying work.
A couple of photo opportunities: Portsmouth International Kite Festival, Southsea Common, August 28 - 30 - should be a colourful opportunity, can you make a 'simplicity' opportunity??
If you are interested in history how about the Battle of Basing at Basing House, nr Basingstoke; described as 'civil war history comes to life' August 28.
Last but no least we return on the 7th September with a print lecutre by Ken Scott 'Besides and Beyond', not to be missed, Ken is a very enthuasiastic speaker with a real passion for his photography.
I will also be looking to collect work in for choosing our entries to the Southern Fed league competition and exhibition so will happily take any prints on the 7th and 14th September, don't forget for this we want your best highest scoring work.
Have a good break,
Lynn
As we have no meetings during August this is the last newsletter for a couple of weeks, just a couple of opportunities to take advantage of and a reminder of our return in September.
August 14 - 21 Chichester Camera Club Exhibition, The Assembley Rooms, North Street Chichester open daily except Sundays 10am - 5pm
National Trust members why not visit Mottisfont Abbey, and take a wander around Paul Sansome's exhibition, visited this today, a great exhibition with some wonderful images, mainly landscapes. Paul is a local photographer living in the Winchester area.
Ben Osborne, Private View at the Winchester Discovery Centre August 24 7.30pm £10, Ben was the 2007 overall winner of the Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition.
August 28 - 30, Viewfinders exhibition at Stockbridge, well worth a visit to show support for the club and its members who are displaying work.
A couple of photo opportunities: Portsmouth International Kite Festival, Southsea Common, August 28 - 30 - should be a colourful opportunity, can you make a 'simplicity' opportunity??
If you are interested in history how about the Battle of Basing at Basing House, nr Basingstoke; described as 'civil war history comes to life' August 28.
Last but no least we return on the 7th September with a print lecutre by Ken Scott 'Besides and Beyond', not to be missed, Ken is a very enthuasiastic speaker with a real passion for his photography.
I will also be looking to collect work in for choosing our entries to the Southern Fed league competition and exhibition so will happily take any prints on the 7th and 14th September, don't forget for this we want your best highest scoring work.
Have a good break,
Lynn
Friday 6 August 2010
Wednesday 4 August 2010
Chairmans Newsletter No.47
Just a short note this week
A reminder about supporting our annual exhibition at Stockbridge 28th - 30th August.
Still 2 places for the Chichester Annual Exhibition Opening evening, please let me know by return if you wish to come. Roy and I will be going and I would like to let Chichester secretary know tomorrow.
A few more exhibitions for you to visit, with thanks to Terry for sending in the details.
A reminder about supporting our annual exhibition at Stockbridge 28th - 30th August.
Still 2 places for the Chichester Annual Exhibition Opening evening, please let me know by return if you wish to come. Roy and I will be going and I would like to let Chichester secretary know tomorrow.
A few more exhibitions for you to visit, with thanks to Terry for sending in the details.
- Wildlife & Wild places. Michael Huggen's collection of photographs. The Allen Gallery, Church St, Alton. onto 28th Aug.
- Sea Fever, from Turner to Today at the Civic centre Art Gallery, Southampton. onto 5th Sept.
- Tone,Texture,Time. Fine art photos of the texture of light. Manor Farm Country Park, Pylands Lane, Burseldon. onto 31st Oct.
I know the weather is not very kind to us as photographers at the moment but let us hope you all get out snapping during the break.
Lynn
Chairman
Viewfinders of Romsey
Tuesday 3 August 2010
PAGB E-News No. 32
The latest PAGB News is HERE
It covers the PAGB INTER-CLUB PRINT CHAMPIONSHIP
and the
Inter-Club PDI Championship 2010
and a few other tid bits
It covers the PAGB INTER-CLUB PRINT CHAMPIONSHIP
and the
Inter-Club PDI Championship 2010
and a few other tid bits
RHS Photographic Competition 2010
RHS Press Release
For immediate release: 26 July 2010
RHS Photographic Competition 2010
The RHS Photographic Competition closes on August 31, so anyone planning to enter must get snapping soon!
The overall winner, RHS Photographer of the Year, will receive £1000. There are six categories* and the winner of each will get £350. Entrants finishing in second and third position will also receive cash prizes.
Budding young photographers can also enter one of two separate categories for a chance to win a digital camera and be named RHS Young Photographer of the Year. Photographic vouchers will be awarded to runners-up.
‘As expected, there’s been a lot of interest shown so far. We’re really excited about the entries we’ve received and looking forward to seeing more, so if you want to enter - now is the time to do it’ says James Arnold, Licensing Manager for the RHS.
The Medici Cards Award will be decided from all the images entered into the competition and presented to the photographer Medici Cards feels has a good eye for commercial photography. They will have their image made into a greeting card and will receive 200 copies of the card to keep.
The competition is open to both amateurs and professionals and with six categories to choose from there is something for everyone in the RHS Photographic Competition 2010.
For further details on the RHS photographic competition and to download an application form, visit www.rhs.org.uk/Competitions/Photo-competition.
For immediate release: 26 July 2010
RHS Photographic Competition 2010
The RHS Photographic Competition closes on August 31, so anyone planning to enter must get snapping soon!
The overall winner, RHS Photographer of the Year, will receive £1000. There are six categories* and the winner of each will get £350. Entrants finishing in second and third position will also receive cash prizes.
Budding young photographers can also enter one of two separate categories for a chance to win a digital camera and be named RHS Young Photographer of the Year. Photographic vouchers will be awarded to runners-up.
‘As expected, there’s been a lot of interest shown so far. We’re really excited about the entries we’ve received and looking forward to seeing more, so if you want to enter - now is the time to do it’ says James Arnold, Licensing Manager for the RHS.
The Medici Cards Award will be decided from all the images entered into the competition and presented to the photographer Medici Cards feels has a good eye for commercial photography. They will have their image made into a greeting card and will receive 200 copies of the card to keep.
The competition is open to both amateurs and professionals and with six categories to choose from there is something for everyone in the RHS Photographic Competition 2010.
For further details on the RHS photographic competition and to download an application form, visit www.rhs.org.uk/Competitions/Photo-competition.
Monday 2 August 2010
Mottisfont Exhibitions
One of the photographers exhibiting at the Winchester Discovery Centre is local wildlife and landscape photographer, Paul Sansome. He gained a "Highly Commended" for his "Terns in a Queue". I mention this because Paul has a one man exhibition starting at Mottisfont Abbey, tomorrow - Saturday 31 July. The exhibition runs until Thursday 12th August. Note that Mottisfont is not open on Fridays.
I have just come from assisting with the set up, and it's a stunning exhibition.
If you are a National Trust member then entry is free - otherwise normal Mottisfont NT admission charges apply to gain access to the gardens, river walks, house and exhibitions. There is even a new ice cream parlour!
Mottisfont is actually a good day out for all the family. They also have a very interesting Beatrix Potter exhibition at the moment of some of the original watercolours she painted to illustrate her books. Evidently these paintings are only exhibited every ten years or so!
Another one for the diary - Andover Split Image Photographic Society will be exhibiting at Mottisfont later this year - Saturday 28th August to Thursday 2nd September.
Regards,
Roy Brophy
Note click on Paul Sansome's name in purple to go to his web site
I have just come from assisting with the set up, and it's a stunning exhibition.
If you are a National Trust member then entry is free - otherwise normal Mottisfont NT admission charges apply to gain access to the gardens, river walks, house and exhibitions. There is even a new ice cream parlour!
Mottisfont is actually a good day out for all the family. They also have a very interesting Beatrix Potter exhibition at the moment of some of the original watercolours she painted to illustrate her books. Evidently these paintings are only exhibited every ten years or so!
Another one for the diary - Andover Split Image Photographic Society will be exhibiting at Mottisfont later this year - Saturday 28th August to Thursday 2nd September.
Regards,
Roy Brophy
Note click on Paul Sansome's name in purple to go to his web site
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