Showing posts with label Exhibitions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Exhibitions. Show all posts

MEETING 06.01.22

After being Covid-careful over Christmas, the Club decided to revert to Zoom meetings for a while until there are more encouraging signs that social mixing is safe.   So the first thing on the Zoom agenda was a journey via images from a shoot last Summer which took four members around (1) the older part of central Bristol with its intriguing mix of beautiful architecture, graffiti and youthful activities; (2) the harbourside with its striking graphic shapes of cranes and plenty of boats; (3) and the newer Millenium Square area, a great space for nighttime fun.  Plus Clifton Suspension Bridge for good measure!  A small selection is shown below.


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© Images 2021: Mike Hayter 1, 2, 10, 11; David Sage 3, 5, 6, 8; Julia Lloyd-Parks 4, 9;  Danny Wootton 7, 12 

The second part of the evening brought us up to December 2021 with a review of members' images taken as the variable weather allowed.  Plus a reminder about our good fortune in having clean water in this country.

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© Images 2021: Ruth Baldwin 1; Amanda Gregory 2; Roger Parry 3; Ros Vickers 4; Sue Power 5; Pete Evans 6

The meeting closed after a reminder about starting preparation for the Club's annual exhibition (May 1 & 2, 2022)

Next meeting: 
Zoom presentation by James Rushforth on Exploring the Italian Dolomites and Iceland


 MEETING 11.11.21

Star club member of the meeting was PHILIP MALE, with his presentation 'A Year in the life of a Little Owl family', a distillation of many, many hours of observation and photographing these characterful birds. Afterwards one member commented that watching the story unfold (with excellent stills and videos of course) was 'Better than Autumn or Spring Watch'.  Eat your heart out BBC! (Philip can be followed on Flickr for more wildlife images and other subjects)




All three images above © Philip Male 2021


Most of our members joined in the monthly challenge to submit one image representing their photography during the previous month.  Finding something different is all part of the fun! A few selected from the entries are shown below:


© Pete Evans 2021

© Rose Porfirio 2021

© Keith Clover 2021

© Roger Parry 2021


There was also a colourful short AV on Bristol Street Art in an area around St Pauls and Stokes Croft, wall and house paintings making political, cultural and artistic statements.


© Sue Power 2021


Members were advised that an exhibition by Carinthia West (portraits of famous rockstars and actors) has currently been extended until 31 December at the American Museum
https://americanmuseum.org/whats-on/exhibitions/

Next meeting: 25 November: A presentation by Peter Crane: Street Photography
https://www.petercrane.co.uk/
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2019 LACOCK POSITIVE PRINT EXHIBITION - the votes!

The result of 864 visitors voting for their favourite images is as follows:


1st: He's Not Heavy © Philip Male 2019

2nd: Envelop @ Phil Selby 2019

3rd: Spring Meadow © Phil Selby 2019

4th: Midnight Train © Philip Male 2019

5th: Harvest Mouse © Derek Hawkins 2019

6th: Deckchairs © David Sage 2019

7th: One o'clock, two o'clock © Amanda Gregory 2019

8th: Early Autumn Colour © Danny Wootton 2019

9th: Ragged Robin © Bob Bray 2019

10th: Up Periscope © Philip Male 2019


Come and visit us again - Spring Bank Holiday 2020!


2019 EXHIBITION - ANOTHER SUCCESS!

A great Spring Bank Holiday turnout of visitors dropped in to the annual Lacock Positive Print Exhibition, which provided good fun for people trying to chose their 3 favourite images!  

BBC Wiltshire dropped in on Sunday 5 May to interview David Sage, Lacock Positive Chair, to discuss the exhibition.
Lovin' the dark glasses David!



© Geoff Castle 2019
FANTASTIC EXHIBITION WEEKEND!

The weather couldn't have been lovelier for the Spring Bank Holiday and it certainly helped with visitor numbers to Lacock Positive's Annual Print Exhibition.  

We encourage visitors to choose their favourite three images, a task that many found very difficult as there were many comments about the excellence of all the images on show, which was very encouraging!

The following were voted the top ten favourites by visitors:

1st: Phil Selby: Forever Autumn


© Phil Selby 2018

2nd: Phil Selby: Shadows & Light


© Phil Selby 2018

3rd: Phil Selby: Family Tree

© Phil Selby 2018

4th: Danny Wootton: In Full Flow


© Danny Wootton 2018

5th: Phil Selby: Collision Course


© Phil Selby 2018

6th: Danny Wootton: Time for a Nap

© Danny Wootton 2018

7th: Danny Wootton: Sunrise


© Danny Wootton 2018

8th: Bob Bray: Landscape in a Bubble


© Bob Bray 2018

9th: Sue Power: Remembering Icarus


© Sue Power 2018

10th: Ros Vickers: The Dark Hedges


© Ros Vickers 2018





Annual exhibition - the results!

We had a great weekend at our Annual Exhibition with in excess of 900 visitors registering a vote for their favourite images!



The winner of the public vote was 
Philip Male's 'Morning Glory'



Morning Glory © Philip Male 2017



Second place: Image © Irene Stuttard 2017





Third place: Stallions © Ruth Baldwin 2017



Fourth place: Tranquility © Phil Selby 2017



Fifth place: Stag bellowing © Ruth Baldwin 2017