Judge Mike Davison ARPS was warmly welcomed back by our chair Janet Brown.
Mike a member of Chichester Camera Club, formerly a member of this club, now returning as a judge, so poacher turned game keeper!
There were 22 prints attracting a total of twelve, 18s and above, so well done.
Our speaker tonight was Andrew Mills who trained as an artist but then became a professional photographer. He is now retired and he judges Camera Club competitions amongst other things, like travelling. He started by telling us that he was not about to tell us how to take photographs as we all know how to do that, but he emphasised that good pictures would not necessarily please camera club judge. Interesting, because I once attended an RPS workshop to advise on entering a panel for one of their distinctions.
Snow was forecast this evening and had I not have had the job of writing this report, I might have stayed at home in the warm, however, I am very glad that I did not as Bill Brooks LRPS from Bognor CC came to give us a very interesting talk about photo books and early Lady photographers. A light covering of the white stuff was on the ground as we arrived actually.
Janet Brown our chairman enthusiastically welcomed back our judge for the evening Rob de Ruiter from Bognor Regis Camera club, along with some visitors. Janet encouraged us to look at Rob’s website especially in relation to his ARPS panel in the Visual Arts category, this is entitled “Frozen remains” a fascinating interpretation of the subject.
A very Happy New Year everyone. Back again for the start of the New Year.
Janet welcomed us back and then gave out her parish notices.
Tables were set up behind the projector screen for demonstrations on Mount cutting during the tea break by Martin, Janet and Liz.
Then on to the main event which consisted of members showing 10 photographs taken during their best day of photography.
Robert kicked off by showing us 10 colourful prints of Dickens characters taken during A Dickens event in Rochester. They were all very authentic looking and very colourful.
