This Thursday’s presentation is titled ‘Emotional landscape’ and will be given by Huw Alban. Huw is an artist specialising in the creation of images that capture true nature, whatever the subject. Here is a link to Huw’s website http://www.huwalban.com/.
Non-members are welcome to attend a few taster meetings before joining the club, so come along and see what we get up to. We meet at St Thomas’s church hall at 7:30.
Let us be the judges for a change! This Thursday’s meeting is going to be a critique evening. No prizes but a chance for members to present 3 images (DPI or print) that they are particularly proud of, and tell us why they like them and what motivated them to take the photo. Bring along your prints or DPI images on a memory stick, flash drive or SD card. Members will be encouraged to offer a critique.
Non-members are welcome to attend a few taster meetings before joining the club, so come along and see what we get up to. We meet at St Thomas’s church hall at 7:30.
It’s competition time again this Thursday. This time it is Open Triptych Prints. It’s been nearly four years since our last triptych competition, so this will be eagerly awaited by members. Our judge for this time is Emily Middleton. Emily runs local workshops and courses on photography and art from her studio in Bradford-on-Avon https://www.facebook.com/emilysartandphotographycourses/
Non-members are welcome to attend a few taster meetings before joining the club, so come along and see what we get up to. We meet at St Thomas’s Church hall at 7:30.
We have another members evening this Thursday, when Terrick Meakin will dive into his extensive archive and show us another selection of printed images. Hopefully ones he likes better than the one displayed on his camera above!
Non-members are welcome to attend a few taster meetings before joining the club, so come along and see what we get up to. We meet at St Thomas’s Church hall at 7:30.
Wildlife photographer Victoria Hillman presents a brand new talk written during lock down covering macro photography both in the garden and in the field.
As always non-members are welcome to attend. We meet at St Thomas’s church Hall at 7:30pm (see map).
This Thursday’s meeting is presented by Andrew Marker and is titled “FRPS and Beyond”. The talk is based around showing prints in panels that Andrew submitted on his journey to his FRPS.
Non-members are welcome to come along – we meet at St Thomas’s Hall, Trowbridge at 7:30pm.
Reminder: The following Thursday (2nd March) is the closing date for entries our Open Tryptic Print Competition.
Our judge for this Thursday’s DPI competition is Mike Hendon LRPS. The “Working Title” can be a song, book, movie, sitcom name represented by the image. This should be an interesting competition and we should have some fun trying to guess the song, book, movie titles etc. Below is an example of what we can expect – this image is entitled Manhattan Skyline, which was an 80’s song by A-ha.
As always non-members are always welcome to come along. We meet at St Thomas’s church hall on at 7:30pm.
Peter Weaver from Hanham Camera Club will present his new lecture “My Kind of People”. These will be images of all kinds of people covering several genres including studio photography, outdoor, formal, candid and events.
As always non-members are welcome to come along to St Thomas’s church hall at 7:30.
This Thursday’s meeting will be a members evening at which Kevin Crosbie will give a presentation and demonstration on water drop photography, and then Rob Dyer will hold a workshop on basic editing with Photoshop. If members have any specific editing issues please email Rob (printsec@trowbridgecc.uk) with details and/or images to edit on the night.
Non members are welcome to come along to the hall (see map) and see what we do as a club.
In preparation for our Triptych print competition (print submission date 2nd March), here is our definition of Triptych, which can also be found in the member section of the website.
Each club member has two entries, one colour one mono (not a mixture).
One participation point for entering each set as normal.
A set comprises 3 normal print competition size mounts (see competition rules), clearly marked with the normal label and 1, 2, and 3 on the back so the judge knows the sequence that the images are in to tell their story. Use a title for the set.
The triptychs will be presented as three separate mounted images which will be placed side by side on the display stand.
The usual points will be awarded for commended, highly commended, 3rd, 2nd or 1st.
Those awarded points will then add to their score in colour or mono.
Here is an additional description of what the images should try to achieve visually:
“Three images of equal or differing sizes which aim to work together in order to demonstrate their worth as being greater than the sum of their parts”
Example:
