Saturday, 13 February 2010

CLUB NIGHT NEWS 11.2.10

TRIO PROJECTED IMAGES

Closing date is Feb 18th but entries can be emailed to Roger now: rogerculpin@talk21.com . Three trophies are up for winning! Subjects are: architecture or landscape within 2 miles of Durham city centre, portraits and innovation/imagination - up to 9 entries in total. Check the rules in your programme carefully.

Northern Counties Federation ANNUAL COMPETITIONS 2010

Numerous trophies can be won in the various categories which include mono prints, colour prints, slides and electronic images, and general, human portrait, nature and creative categories. Members of any NCPF club enter as individuals but there are prizes for clubs as well. At DPS, Alan Stott and Joe Grabham will be organising things for our members with a closing date of 11 March. Full details are on the club notice board. If you would like an email copy, send your request to: tinygriff@gmail.com

BOTANIC GARDENS EXHIBITION

Still some places open for members wishing to take part. Print boxes will be out from now on. One print per member.

DIGITAL NIGHT: Wednesday 3rd March

The highlight will be a presentation by DPS member and freelance photographer Jed Wee – his photography and his way with post capture processing. Not to be missed! Details to follow.

VICE PRESIDENT’S AWARD 2009

This award is given every year to an individual member in recognition of outstanding service to the Society. For 2009 the winner is John Brown for his outstanding work in the development of this website. Vice President, Tony Griffiths, praised the transformation of the website achieved by John, and its functionality . He highlighted, particularly, the value to the membership of the Blog section with its news and stop press information, along with competition winning pictures promptly posted, and the thriving Portfolio section. The latter has 5 portfolio groups of members, with two easily operated models, and some 800 pictures posted and commented upon. The website is constantly evolving and we have reason to be grateful to John for his skills and commitment.

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