Due to unforeseen circumstances our scheduled speaker Glyn Edmunds has had to cancel. However Dave Mason will give a digital presentation on street photography from various European locations called "Sequential Images". His website is www.davemasonimages.com
Showing posts with label malden. Show all posts
Showing posts with label malden. Show all posts
Wednesday, 30 June 2010
Friday, 2 April 2010
8th SPA Inter-Club Competition (Quarter finals) at Malden Camera Club
Happy Easter. there was no meeting on the 1st April, next week on 8th April Malden Camera Club is hosting the 8th SPA Inter-Club Competition (Quarter finals) Prints: Molesey v Hampstead v Esher v Woking, Digital: Malden v Hampstead v Camping & Caravanning v Esher, Judge: Keith Evans FRPS DPAGB
Saturday, 6 March 2010
SPA The second round draw for the 2009-10 Inter-Club Competition
The second round draw for the 2009-10 Inter-Club Competition is now available on the SPA website
Friday, 5 March 2010
DPI Competition 4 March
An excellent evening with the slide entry holding up well. The judge Tong Charters from Woking Photographic Society provided valuable and constructive comments on the entries in interesting and entertaining way. I welcomed a number of prospective new members who came along to see Malden Camera Club, they appeared to have enjoyed the evening and we hope to see them again.
Tuesday, 2 March 2010
4 March Projected Image Competition
This week we have the first round of the Malden Camera Club Projected Image Competition which will be judged by Tony Charters.
Friday, 12 February 2010
Sign up NOW to the MCC List on Yahoo
Malden Camera Club has set up a group on Yahoo, by joining this group you will be able to receive news of events, changes to the Club programme, ask the group for help on photographic techniques, post information on items for sale or needed, and provide feedback to the Committee.
To sign up, enter your email address and click the join now button,
if you do not have a Yahoo ID you will need to create one in order to complete the signing up process
To sign up, enter your email address and click the join now button,
if you do not have a Yahoo ID you will need to create one in order to complete the signing up process
Wet and Dry
Last night Lee Deeley showed the MCC a number of AV presentations including Venice, Bob Dylan, Scotland, tropical fish, the south coast, an ossuary in a Prague cemetery. All in all the AVs provided inspiration for us all.
Friday, 5 February 2010
Subscriptions are now due
I reminder that subscriptions are now due. Cheques for £52.50 payable to Malden Camera Club should be given or sent to Nadia Zahran. Address details on request from nadia_zahran "[at]" hotmail.com
Outings Competiton
All in all a good evening which I hope everyone enjoyed. The disappointment was the lack of slides in the competition. There was a good selection of prints the winner was "Mosaic Repair" by Brian Bailey and for projected images Simon Lane won with "Over the Last". We will dicuss this years Outings at the enxt Committee meeting.
Friday, 29 January 2010
Malden Camera Club AGM
Malden Camera Club AGM
Last night we held the Annual General Meeting of Malden Camera Club. The meeting was well supported. In my report to the AGM I said that I have enjoyed my year as Chairman and thanked everyone for their support and understanding. I was re-elected as Chairman of the Club so this blog will continue for its 2nd year. I would like to welcome Hugh Griffiths as Vice Chairman who replaces Simon Lane who stepped down as he is moving out of the area. Roland Adams jointly with Nadia Zahran will manage the Club programme.
The AGM voted on propositions relating to the contentious issue competition rules, thanks to Richard Weston these have now been consolidated in a single rules document.
Looking back over the last year, we had a well supported programme which I hope catered for everyone. Putting together the programme is not a simple or straight forward task and I would like to thank Nadia and Sandrine for all they have done in putting the programme together.
The Annual exhibition was a success and I would like to thank all those who helped organise it in particular John Rowe.
If the Club is to continue to flourish we need the active involvement of all members, it was touch and go last year whether or not we be able to run the Annual Exhibition because the work fell on just a dedicated few. I would encourage members to come forward to help and offer their skills in helping with meetings and events.
The internal and external competitions have been well supported and I would like thank Brian Bailey John Horne and Simon Lane for all they have done to help with the competitions. We will continue to support slide competitions as long as there is a demand from members.
Club outings included the Downland Museum at Singleton, point to point horse races and a visit to riverside at Kingston, proved very pleasant finishing in a pub.
John Horne continues to maintain and develop the club website which has been successful in attracting interest in Malden Camera Club and provides a resource for members.
Looking to the future my personal observations were :-
We looking to update our digital projection equipment, provide a laptop loaded with software to help run the DPI competitions, edit images. Also we would like to purchase colour calibration equipment for the projection of digital images and the laptop. We are seeking funding from various sources such as the Lottery to fund this.
Online Club resources and activities include; Flickr web page, facebook, website, Chairmen’s Blog. I have now started to email notices and information to members and considering setting up a Yahoo Group to improve this facility.
To conclude,
I wish :-
To increase the public profile of the Club
To make the Club a success we need members’ active participation in the Club
I would like to see Club membership rise
Greater success for the club and its members in external competitions
And finally I took the opportunity to thank members of the Committee for the support they have given me through the year and all the members who have given their help and support throughout the year.
Last night we held the Annual General Meeting of Malden Camera Club. The meeting was well supported. In my report to the AGM I said that I have enjoyed my year as Chairman and thanked everyone for their support and understanding. I was re-elected as Chairman of the Club so this blog will continue for its 2nd year. I would like to welcome Hugh Griffiths as Vice Chairman who replaces Simon Lane who stepped down as he is moving out of the area. Roland Adams jointly with Nadia Zahran will manage the Club programme.
The AGM voted on propositions relating to the contentious issue competition rules, thanks to Richard Weston these have now been consolidated in a single rules document.
Looking back over the last year, we had a well supported programme which I hope catered for everyone. Putting together the programme is not a simple or straight forward task and I would like to thank Nadia and Sandrine for all they have done in putting the programme together.
The Annual exhibition was a success and I would like to thank all those who helped organise it in particular John Rowe.
If the Club is to continue to flourish we need the active involvement of all members, it was touch and go last year whether or not we be able to run the Annual Exhibition because the work fell on just a dedicated few. I would encourage members to come forward to help and offer their skills in helping with meetings and events.
The internal and external competitions have been well supported and I would like thank Brian Bailey John Horne and Simon Lane for all they have done to help with the competitions. We will continue to support slide competitions as long as there is a demand from members.
Club outings included the Downland Museum at Singleton, point to point horse races and a visit to riverside at Kingston, proved very pleasant finishing in a pub.
John Horne continues to maintain and develop the club website which has been successful in attracting interest in Malden Camera Club and provides a resource for members.
Looking to the future my personal observations were :-
We looking to update our digital projection equipment, provide a laptop loaded with software to help run the DPI competitions, edit images. Also we would like to purchase colour calibration equipment for the projection of digital images and the laptop. We are seeking funding from various sources such as the Lottery to fund this.
Online Club resources and activities include; Flickr web page, facebook, website, Chairmen’s Blog. I have now started to email notices and information to members and considering setting up a Yahoo Group to improve this facility.
To conclude,
I wish :-
To increase the public profile of the Club
To make the Club a success we need members’ active participation in the Club
I would like to see Club membership rise
Greater success for the club and its members in external competitions
And finally I took the opportunity to thank members of the Committee for the support they have given me through the year and all the members who have given their help and support throughout the year.
Wednesday, 13 January 2010
Monday, 11 January 2010
External Competitions
MALDEN CAMERA CLUB
Dates for your diary 2010
16th January SURREY INTER-CLUB SLIDE COMPETITION
Judge: Chris Palmer
Hosted by: Molesey Photographic Society
At: Molesey Methodist Church
Manor Road – East Molesey – KT8 9JU
5.30pm for 6pm
19th January SPA INTER-CLUB PTINT & DPS COMPETITIONS
Round One: Molesey – Kingston - Malden
Judge: Glyn Edmunds
St Mary’s Church Hall – St Mary’s Road
East Molesey KT8 0SS
Start 8pm
COME AND SUPPORT YOUR CLUB
SPA GOLDEN JUBILEE EXHIBITION 2010
Guildford House Gallery – 155 High Street – Guildford
3rd April – 1st May 2010. Open 10am to 16.45pm
(Except Sundays & Mondays)
Entry Forms from John Rowe or on-line:-
www.surreypa.org.uk/biennial2010
All entries to me by Thursday 21st January
Dates for your diary 2010
16th January SURREY INTER-CLUB SLIDE COMPETITION
Judge: Chris Palmer
Hosted by: Molesey Photographic Society
At: Molesey Methodist Church
Manor Road – East Molesey – KT8 9JU
5.30pm for 6pm
19th January SPA INTER-CLUB PTINT & DPS COMPETITIONS
Round One: Molesey – Kingston - Malden
Judge: Glyn Edmunds
St Mary’s Church Hall – St Mary’s Road
East Molesey KT8 0SS
Start 8pm
COME AND SUPPORT YOUR CLUB
SPA GOLDEN JUBILEE EXHIBITION 2010
Guildford House Gallery – 155 High Street – Guildford
3rd April – 1st May 2010. Open 10am to 16.45pm
(Except Sundays & Mondays)
Entry Forms from John Rowe or on-line:-
www.surreypa.org.uk/biennial2010
All entries to me by Thursday 21st January
Monday, 4 January 2010
Happy New Year
I wish all our members a very Happy New Year.
The next MCC meeting takes place on Thursday 7th January and features a talk on Portraits Liz Keevil (Kingston University).
Do not forget to bring your entires for next weeks competition; Best Print and Projected Image from 2009 Judge: Bob Turner FRPS
The next MCC meeting takes place on Thursday 7th January and features a talk on Portraits Liz Keevil (Kingston University).
Do not forget to bring your entires for next weeks competition; Best Print and Projected Image from 2009 Judge: Bob Turner FRPS
Friday, 14 August 2009
MCC Flickr Group
I have set up a public group on Flickr for the Malden Camera Club. The purpose of this group is to showcase Malden Camera Club and members works and to provide a fourm for discussion
Group members can post to the MCC public group from their own accounts in Flickr. To set up acount go to www.flickr .com and follow the registration details.
MCC members can join by contacting me.
Group members can post to the MCC public group from their own accounts in Flickr. To set up acount go to www.flickr .com and follow the registration details.
MCC members can join by contacting me.
Saturday, 11 July 2009
Press report on Malden Camera Club Annual Exhibition
This year I have the honour of being Chairman of the Club
Monday, 11 May 2009
First Round of the Slide Competition
This week we have the first round of the rescheduled Club slide competition, Judge David Plummer. This round was re-scheduled because of the large number of entries received. This is a good indication of a healthy interest in continuing slide work with the Club.
Reminder
That all entries to the Annual Exhibition MUST be in by this Thursday 14th May
Reminder
That all entries to the Annual Exhibition MUST be in by this Thursday 14th May
Friday, 8 May 2009
Photojournalism” by Helene Rogers DipAD FRPS FBIPP FMPA.
Last evening we had the pleasure of a talk entitled “Photojournalism” by Helene Rogers DipAD FRPS FBIPP FMPA.
During the presentation we were shown a variety of images on themes including religion, kittens and travel. Helene explained her approach to photography and touched on her involvement and approach to selling pictures. She mentioned that there are over a million images in her library. During the course of the evening it became very clear that she is very skilled at talking and persuading people to allow her to take photographs
Stock Photography
Art Directors & Trip was formed in 1996 when Trip Photographic Library acquired the Art Directors Photo Library. The Art Directors Photo Library was established in the early 1970s and TRIP was set up by photographers Helene Rogers and Bob Turner in 1992. The library has a broad cross-section of clients covering both the advertising and editorial markets, stretching across the world, that are serviced directly and through a network of overseas agencies.
Some more of Helene’s stock photographs
During the presentation we were shown a variety of images on themes including religion, kittens and travel. Helene explained her approach to photography and touched on her involvement and approach to selling pictures. She mentioned that there are over a million images in her library. During the course of the evening it became very clear that she is very skilled at talking and persuading people to allow her to take photographs
Stock Photography
Art Directors & Trip was formed in 1996 when Trip Photographic Library acquired the Art Directors Photo Library. The Art Directors Photo Library was established in the early 1970s and TRIP was set up by photographers Helene Rogers and Bob Turner in 1992. The library has a broad cross-section of clients covering both the advertising and editorial markets, stretching across the world, that are serviced directly and through a network of overseas agencies.
Some more of Helene’s stock photographs
Wednesday, 29 April 2009
New Malden Fun Day at the Library
New Malden Libray are staging a "Fun Day" on Saturday 2 May from 10am to 4pm. This includes a photographic exhibition and great picture hints and tips from members of the Malden Camera Club.
Monday, 6 April 2009
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