We .shall be holding a preview and meet the photographer evening for our exhibition at Castle Park Arts Centre on Friday 13th August. The evening is free to attend and open to all so bring your friends and family. Drinks and nibbles will be provided. Our exhibition will be opened[...]
‘A Feeling of Impressionism’ by Steven Le Prevost FRPS AFIAP MPAGB FIPF BPE5* Steven has served on the Fine Art Distinctions Panel of the Royal Photographic Society (RPS) and has some work included within the RPS Tyng Collection, a collection started in 1927 with money given by Stephen Tyng to recognise pictorial[...]
Note this is a joint meeting with the RPS North West Region replacing the annual Christmas Lunch so all tickets are free (including non members). When all the current nonsense started people retreated behind their front doors (those that could!) and set about all those DIY projects that had accumulated[...]
For those interested in Street Photography this is a free webinar run by Color Confidence. ‘Documenting life is a very natural urge for any photographer. But when it comes to street photography, taking shots of random people in public places can be a truly self-conscious process. So how do you[...]
We want you to look through your images and see if you have any of our members in times gone by. We know you will come up with something interesting. We will build the images into a presentation for everyone to share. Hopefully, this should be a funny half hour.[...]
Jade tells me that her talk consists of an Informative and easy to follow presentation on shooting models on location whilst maximising the potential of the results you can achieve on said location. We cover a range of subjects such as how to approach a model for a location shoot[...]
If Peter’s presentation and the recent competition have peeked your interest in mobile phone photography, you may be interested in this RPS Zoom talk by Nigel Goldsmith. From the RPS website: “While the technical image quality and features of a smartphone camera cannot compare with the modern dedicated digital camera,[...]
This year’s Scarecrow Trail in Helsby will be on the theme of children’s book characters. The scarecrows will be on display around Helsby between 24 and 31 October. Maps of the trail, which is sure to offer photo-opportunities, will be available from the Ho Ho Helsby website nearer the time.
Glenys lives in Wakefield and can’t remember a time when she didn’t use a camera. She particularly likes to encourage the use of creative thinking and techniques to develop more artistic approaches to creating images. Most of the techniques she uses are not difficult to learn especially if you have[...]
Tesni gave a fascinating presentation at the Society in December 2019. There are more detail on the RPS website where you can book on-line and on Tesni’s website Cost is £2 and free for RPS members, feel free to distribute this information to anyone who you think might be interested.