I will soon be advertising our Big Night with Paul Goldstein coming up in March. There are a few points that are specific to club members. Paul is a renowned Wildlife Photographer and Photographic Tour Leader with Exodus. He has a large photographic and wildlife following, so we are expecting to be able to fill
The next DIG meeting will be held on 25th February from 10.30am to 3pm at the Hough End Centre in Chorlton, Manchester. This session will about Sports Photography and will feature Gareth Jenkins. The cost of the meeting is £10 (£8 for DIG Members) and please bring your own lunch. Details are in the attached
Ian joined us on Tuesday to give the most entertaining talk we've heard for a very long time! Ian is a professional photographer and in recent times he has been working on projects about the closure of mines and factories. His photographs captured the pride, sense of loss and character of the workers involved in
Nature's Best Photography Africa have just published their annual rewards, and the images are sensational and inspiring! The first runner-up in the Wild Cats category is Paul Goldstein, who's our Big Night speaker in March. He also received a Highly Honoured award in the Portraits section and was second runner-iup in the Art section (creative
In the latest PAGB news and in the joint PAGB/Cannon newsletter there is a chance to win a projector for your Camera Club. We very much want to replace the one we have, so please follow this link www.canon.co.uk/XEED-Prize-Draw and enter the draw! Maybe one of us will win.
Those of you who enjoyed Colin's talk the other week will remember him talking about his workshops. He is doing a joint one with Neil Hulme, another NCPS favourite speaker, in Venice in November, 9th to 15th. Here's the information: VENICE WORKSHOP.
Apparently there has been an issue in buying tickets online for this meeting. This issue has now been fixed.
Some of you may recall that I had all of my camera gear stolen while Rob and I were in Argentina nearly 2 years ago. I was able to replace the camera while we were out there, and I am now upgrading to a new one. The camera I bought back then is a 6D
Here's some information on Andrew Whettam, another new member: "My main photographic passion is landscapes and I've been shooting them with Olympus cameras for 25+ years, on and off - OM1 and OM4 film cameras, currently E-M1 micro 4/3rds. I've been intending to come along to the club ever since I moved to Poynton 20 years ago - I've
Here's some information on a new member: "I've lived in Poynton for 10 years now with my wife, Steph, and various kids/step-kids. I work in Manchester as a Patent Attorney. I've been vaguely interested in photography since I was at University, back in the days of film, but I found the hassle of developing and printing