Hi Folks, The club had its Christmas Dinner last Saturday in the Urmston Hotel. The meal was very nice indeed with a good choice from the Christmas menu. I stuck with the soup, turkey and Christmas pud. The night was…
Author: Brian Osborne
The minds eye and the shutter view.
Hi Folks, We had a fun time yesterday evening at the club. This was our last meeting in the club room till after the Christmas period and we like it to be a fun one. Next week we have a…
Product Photography
Club night this week was very entertaining and illuminating – in every sense of the word. For example I now know how to photograph a bottle of ice cold Lager, in a warm studio, in the middle of June and…
4 Way Battle
Yesterday – 22nd Nov., the club hosted an annual four club competition. Our guests were members from Sale P.S., MAPS (Manchester Amateur P.S.), and Stockport P.S. The judge for the evening was Keith Barber who, as judges go, had four…
Public Vote on our Exhibition
Visitors to our recent annual Photo Exhibition were invited to vote on what images on display they favoured the most. The choice was made on a First choice Second choice and Third choice voting slip. When all the votes were…
Bokeh
We did a practical evening this week on the blurry topic of Bokeh. (Japanese term for soft focus) Differential Focus or Depth of Field are other terms which describe the affect of using the focal sharpness range of a lens,…
Club Events Comp.
We held our annual ‘club events’ competition last Wednesday. Here members can submit up to 3 prints and 3 digital projected images of images taken during organised club events. To Judge this competition we had the well respected Brian Law,…
Much More Much Wenlock
Hi Folks , we have more photos from the weekend away in Much Wenlock here to show you. These are courtesy of S. Graham taken from a trip to into Ludlow. .
Weekend away 2017
Our club tries to get away for an annual club weekend together. This year we went to a little town in Shropshire called Much Wenlock. The area around is very rural and quintessentially English….Anglo Saxon almost. And yet, paradoxically, here…
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