** This calendar can change at short notice - please check back frequently.
View the photobooks here
SEPTEMBER
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Friday 1 September - Club Salon Entries open
Each club member can enter up to four digital images and
up to four print images which can be a mixture of open and set subject.
Images can be Open, or they can be themed under the categories
Black and White or Landscape
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Thursday 7 September - 7.30 PM Club Night
Trish McAuslan talking about Audio Visusals
Feedback from August digital evaluations
Closing up: Ingrid and Ian
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Saturday 9 September- GOYA at Raft Cafe 9.30am
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Thursday 21 September - 7.30pm Club Night
Feedback from September print evaluations
Guest speaker Coni Flores - Paper and Print (Nepal)
Closing up: Terry and Barb
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* * Closing time for Club Photo Book 3 - Extended to 31 October
Theme Movement.
Your image should portray a sense of movement. Movement of any kind,
fast, slow, or somewhere in-between. The scope is huge, you could create artistic images by using a
long exposure technique (where you create an image that’s mostly sharp, but with a portion of the
image blurred), or by using a panning technique (where you create an image that shows motion blur)
or ICM.
Submit Images into current book here
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Saturday 30 September
11.30pm Closing time for October Evaluations view set subject programme
also closing time for Club Salon entries
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OCTOBER
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Thursday 5 October - 7.30 PM Club Night
Last day to hand in Club Salon Prints
Feedback from September digital evaluations
Guest speaker Matt Leamy (Pets or Macro)
Closing up: Jandhe and Goldie
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Saturday 7 October - GOYA at Raft Cafe 9.30am
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Thursday 19 October - 7.30pm Club Night
Feedback from October print evaluations
Still life - Sue Wagenaar
Closing up: Jenny and Richard
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Tuesday 31 October
11.30pm Closing time for November Evaluations
view set subject programme
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Tuesday 31 October 11.30pm
Closing time for Club Photo Book 3
Theme Movement.
Your image should portray a sense of movement. Movement of any kind,
fast, slow, or somewhere in-between. The scope is huge, you could create artistic images by using a
long exposure technique (where you create an image that’s mostly sharp, but with a portion of the
image blurred), or by using a panning technique (where you create an image that shows motion blur)
or ICM.
Submit Images into current book here
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NOVEMBER
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Thursday 2 November - 7.30 PM Club Night
Aaron from SONY - TBC
Closing up: Linda and Sue
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Saturday 4 November - GOYA at Raft Cafe 9.30am
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Thursday 16 November - 7.30pm
Club Salon and last club night of year
Closing up: Ian and Ingrid
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