Posted in News on Oct 8th, 2008
On Tuesday 7th October the club welcomed Mike Furness from Kinson CC as our judge for the first prints Points Cup competition of the year. With fifty-seven prints to judge, the total was rather lower than usual though the standard was well up to scratch. The judging challenge was therefore considerable. On a number of occasions, […]
Posted in News on Oct 8th, 2008
A reminder to all members that there are two inter-club competitions looming, details of which can be found on the calendar at the right of this page. Pass your cursor over the date, click on it and it will tell you all the details of the competition.
The dates are Monday 20th October, 2008 (All-v-All […]
Posted in Competitions, News on Oct 6th, 2008
The first Pixel Cup evening is on 24 October and entries are required by Norman Carey by Tuesday 14 October.
To remind those not sure:
Images to be PNG and sized to 1400 ppi wide x 1050 ppi high for landscape and 1050 ppi high x less wide for portrait orientation images.
Images must be titled name_title_211008
ie […]
Posted in News on Oct 4th, 2008
A couple of small but memorable ‘things’ warmed me today on this wet & windy autumn day. The first was a conclusion. We moved the now-completed display panels from the clubhouse to Eric’s garage where they are tucked up safe and warm for the winter. Come to think of it, ‘a small thing‘is hardly the […]
Posted in News on Oct 1st, 2008
On Tuesday 30th September we welcomed Michael Brooke from Broadstone to the club where he gave an illustrated talk on macro photography with a large variety of mineral crystals forming the bulk of the illustrative subject matter. Michael, who uses a hand-held, compact digital camera and equally basic lighting equipment, showed the wonderful range of shapes and […]
Posted in News on Oct 1st, 2008
The Club held the home leg of its annual friendly battle against Camborne and Redruth on Tuesday 23rd September when the judge was Norman Wiles. In these competitions, fifteen prints and fifteen slides are entered by each club and the marks are out of ten, as is normal for us. Although there were a lot of high marks, […]
