Thank you Simon for organising a great day out.
Saturday, 26 June 2010
Friday, 25 June 2010
Farne Islands
Farne Islands
Thank you Simon for organising the club trip to the Farne Islands yesterday. We were so lucky with the weather and I'm sure everybody had a great day.
Your first picture of puffins is great.
Paula
Your first picture of puffins is great.
Paula
First Farne Photo
Monday, 31 May 2010
Holidays
Just to let you know that I shall be away from 1st. to 22nd. June.I hope the outings to Runswick Bay and Whitby are successful.
In dire emergency I can be contacted on 07976301341.
John C Davies
In dire emergency I can be contacted on 07976301341.
John C Davies
Wednesday, 12 May 2010
Infinity Bridge event last weekend
Monday, 10 May 2010
Photography Evening in Durham Cathedral
There is a special photography evening on 1st June 2010 from 6.30pm to 9pm in Durham Cathedral.
Tickets are £10.00 per camera which will include a cup of tea or coffee from the Undercroft Restaurant. The restaurant will be open throughout the event for refreshments and light meals.
Weather permitting, the Tower will be open, though there is an additional charge of £5.00 for adults and £2.50 for children to climb the Tower.
No flash is permitted in the Cathedral but tripods are welcome.
All photography taken on the day is for non-commercial use only and must not be used for any purpose other than personal use.
To attend, please complete a booking form and return it to Diane McIlroy at the Chapter Office. This event will be repeated during July. Cheques should be made payable to Durham Cathedral.
Paula
Relevant webpage to download booking form and email chapter office is:
Saturday, 8 May 2010
Sharpening
I have found a very good article on sharpening with CS4 and Adobe Camera Raw. It is on the Members' Only page of the club website.
Paula
Paula
PAGB News
The latest edition of PAGB News is on the Notice Board page of the club website. It includes details of a photographic holiday in Turkey, which looks very interesting. Details also of an extra PAGB Awards assessment day to be held in December 2010. There was an 18 month waiting list for anybody wanting to take part so this is a welcome addition.
Paula
Paula
Friday, 7 May 2010
Award Winners' Pictures
Thanks to a lot of hard work by John Hopkins pictures from this year's award winners, including those in 2nd and 3rd place, are now on the club website. www.stokesleyps.org.uk/awardsgallery.html
Paula
Paula
Thursday, 6 May 2010
Saturday, 1 May 2010
SUMMER PROGRAMME
All Meeting Times at 7pm except for the Tall Ships when it is suggested you get there as early as possible.
Please note: first 2 outings are reversed compared to original listing.
Thurs 6 May 2010, Newton Woods, Newton Car Park
Thurs 20 May 2010, Stokesley, Town Hall
Thurs 3 June 2010, Runswick Bay, Car Park, (bottom of bank)
Thurs 17 June 2010, Whitby, Car Park, (opposite Co-op)
Thurs 1 July 2010, Staithes , Crab & Lobster
Thurs 15 July 2010, Teesdale/Stockton Riverside, Millenium Bridge
Thurs 29 July 2010, Paddy's Hole, Park Adjacent
Mon 9 August 2010 , Tall Ships, Hartlepool, Tall Ships Village - Victoria Harbour
Thurs 26 August 2010, Saltburn, Car Park, (bottom of bank)
Tall Ships - It is essential that you use the 'park & ride' or alternatively the 'park & walk' as it is likely to be very busy.
The 'park & ride ' sites are confirmed as:
North of Hartlepool - At Hart Village on A179
South of Hartlepool - At Greatham on A689
Corus Car Park at Brenda Road
The cost of parking is £10 per car and includes a free shuttle bus to the event and back.
The 'park & walk' sites, (approx. 1 mile walk), are:
West View Road, (nearest)
Coronation Drive, Seaton Carew
Oakesway Industrial Estate
John C Davies
Please note: first 2 outings are reversed compared to original listing.
Thurs 6 May 2010, Newton Woods, Newton Car Park
Thurs 20 May 2010, Stokesley, Town Hall
Thurs 3 June 2010, Runswick Bay, Car Park, (bottom of bank)
Thurs 17 June 2010, Whitby, Car Park, (opposite Co-op)
Thurs 1 July 2010, Staithes , Crab & Lobster
Thurs 15 July 2010, Teesdale/Stockton Riverside, Millenium Bridge
Thurs 29 July 2010, Paddy's Hole, Park Adjacent
Mon 9 August 2010 , Tall Ships, Hartlepool, Tall Ships Village - Victoria Harbour
Thurs 26 August 2010, Saltburn, Car Park, (bottom of bank)
Tall Ships - It is essential that you use the 'park & ride' or alternatively the 'park & walk' as it is likely to be very busy.
The 'park & ride ' sites are confirmed as:
North of Hartlepool - At Hart Village on A179
South of Hartlepool - At Greatham on A689
Corus Car Park at Brenda Road
The cost of parking is £10 per car and includes a free shuttle bus to the event and back.
The 'park & walk' sites, (approx. 1 mile walk), are:
West View Road, (nearest)
Coronation Drive, Seaton Carew
Oakesway Industrial Estate
John C Davies
Friday, 30 April 2010
Farne Islands confirmed
So far 13 of us have 'signed up' for a trip to the Farne Islands on Thursday 24th June - an early start from home for a 10.00 departure from Seahouses. If anyone else is interested in coming along drop me line at simon(AT)sandlallen.co.uk
Thursday, 29 April 2010
2009/2010 Competitions
The full results of last season's competitions are now on the website. Award winners gallery will follow in the next week or so.
Paula
Paula
Exhibitions at The Alnwick Garden
COMING THIS JUNE….The English Garden at Night, with Linda Rutenberg
Noted Canadian photographer, Linda Rutenberg, has chronicled the secret night-time world of the world’s most sumptuous gardens, including The Alnwick Garden, in her new book, The English Garden at Night. Linda will visit The Alnwick Garden in early June, hosting talks and demonstrations with questions and answers, a masterclass featuring an after-dark photography opportunity and offering the chance to view new images in The Treehouse Roost. Click here for more information.
ALSO COMING TO THE ALNWICK GARDEN….
THE INTERNATIONAL GARDEN PHOTOGRAPHER OF THE YEAR COMPETITION, from 18th May
A unique exhibition of winning and finalist images from the second International Garden Photographer of the Year competition (www.igpoty,com) is coming to Alnwick for the very first time. This fantastic competition brings us work from the very best garden photographers in an outdoor display from the 18th May to 13th July 2010. In the Cherry Orchard you'll find wonderful images of wildlife and trees, set against the backdrop of 18th century walls. In the Lower Garden, cross the grass to find fascinating photographs from the competition's edible garden category.
Paula
Noted Canadian photographer, Linda Rutenberg, has chronicled the secret night-time world of the world’s most sumptuous gardens, including The Alnwick Garden, in her new book, The English Garden at Night. Linda will visit The Alnwick Garden in early June, hosting talks and demonstrations with questions and answers, a masterclass featuring an after-dark photography opportunity and offering the chance to view new images in The Treehouse Roost. Click here for more information.
ALSO COMING TO THE ALNWICK GARDEN….
THE INTERNATIONAL GARDEN PHOTOGRAPHER OF THE YEAR COMPETITION, from 18th May
A unique exhibition of winning and finalist images from the second International Garden Photographer of the Year competition (www.igpoty,com) is coming to Alnwick for the very first time. This fantastic competition brings us work from the very best garden photographers in an outdoor display from the 18th May to 13th July 2010. In the Cherry Orchard you'll find wonderful images of wildlife and trees, set against the backdrop of 18th century walls. In the Lower Garden, cross the grass to find fascinating photographs from the competition's edible garden category.
Paula
Sunday, 25 April 2010
Next Seasons Competition Themes
Judges and Competition Themes for 2010/2011
This season an attempt has been made to involve local people with an interest in art/photography and let them choose the themes for their competition.
The following have been asked, and agreed to carry out the judging.
1st Comp – 28th Oct 2010
Michelle Bianco and Anna Howell, From Bianco Nero gallery Stokesley
Theme – ‘Vernacular and Agricultural structures of North Yorkshire’
“We are primarily interested in the forms, shapes and textures of functional, man-made structures and the way that they integrate into the landscape. We are also interested in the way the building’s use and the area’s topography and climate influence the form of the structures.”
‘Vernacular’ – Indigenous building style using local materials and traditional methods of construction and ornament.
2nd Comp – 25th Nov 2010
Mike Corbyn – Local landscape artist, see web site for landscape styles
Theme – ‘Roads, railways tracks and paths’
“This offers a variety of interpretation and treatment and accessibility, covering, car parks and street and junctions, overpasses and underpasses etc “
3rd Comp – 27th Jan 2011
Sue Cross – Assistant Chief Constable living in Stokesley,
Champions in our Community - it could be community activities like the markets, coffee mornings, SPIOTA and the flowers they tend, – town fair/show, St Georges Day parade, and family fun events – River clean up, local characters, Traffic wardens, School patrols etc.
4th Comp – 10th Feb 2011
Mono – Arnold Hubbard
5th Comp – 24th Feb 2011
Open Theme – Jane Black
6th Comp – 24th Mar 2011
Sue Ford – Local Artist, Leven Arts member etc
Open Theme on – Whitby concentrating on the unusual
This season an attempt has been made to involve local people with an interest in art/photography and let them choose the themes for their competition.
The following have been asked, and agreed to carry out the judging.
1st Comp – 28th Oct 2010
Michelle Bianco and Anna Howell, From Bianco Nero gallery Stokesley
Theme – ‘Vernacular and Agricultural structures of North Yorkshire’
“We are primarily interested in the forms, shapes and textures of functional, man-made structures and the way that they integrate into the landscape. We are also interested in the way the building’s use and the area’s topography and climate influence the form of the structures.”
‘Vernacular’ – Indigenous building style using local materials and traditional methods of construction and ornament.
2nd Comp – 25th Nov 2010
Mike Corbyn – Local landscape artist, see web site for landscape styles
Theme – ‘Roads, railways tracks and paths’
“This offers a variety of interpretation and treatment and accessibility, covering, car parks and street and junctions, overpasses and underpasses etc “
3rd Comp – 27th Jan 2011
Sue Cross – Assistant Chief Constable living in Stokesley,
Champions in our Community - it could be community activities like the markets, coffee mornings, SPIOTA and the flowers they tend, – town fair/show, St Georges Day parade, and family fun events – River clean up, local characters, Traffic wardens, School patrols etc.
4th Comp – 10th Feb 2011
Mono – Arnold Hubbard
5th Comp – 24th Feb 2011
Open Theme – Jane Black
6th Comp – 24th Mar 2011
Sue Ford – Local Artist, Leven Arts member etc
Open Theme on – Whitby concentrating on the unusual
Thursday, 22 April 2010
Friday, 9 April 2010
Club Competitions
I am pleased to say that all the competition galleries for the 2009/2010 season are now on the club website.
Paula
Paula
Thursday, 8 April 2010
N.E. Wildlife Trusts Photography Competition 2010
This is a new competition. There are three categories:
1. Best Wildlife Video
2. Best wildlife Photograph
3. Best Urban Mammal Photograph
There will also be an overall North East Wildlife Image.
The closing date is 2nd June 2010.
Full details on www.urbanwildplaces.co.uk
1. Best Wildlife Video
2. Best wildlife Photograph
3. Best Urban Mammal Photograph
There will also be an overall North East Wildlife Image.
The closing date is 2nd June 2010.
Full details on www.urbanwildplaces.co.uk
Saturday, 3 April 2010
Next Thursday print/digital display
As mentioned at the previous evening, we are going to trial a method of displaying a digital image of the print on display to aid those at the back, especially if its a small intricate print. With that in mind, if anyone is going to show a print and chat about it, can you send me a digital version so that I can load it up on the clubs laptop ready for the evening, just saves time and fiddling about.
Thanks, hope there is plenty to make it a good evening.
Dave
Thanks, hope there is plenty to make it a good evening.
Dave
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