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Renowned nature photographer Darren Jew will be speaking at the June focus night on "Patterns
in Nature" drawing on his extensive background of nature photography.
Darren will be followed by a brief talk by Michael Snedic from Trekabout Photography discussing his experiences in nature photography and his upcoming tours
Tim Boyd, BCG member, print and slide director and technologist, will be presenting his talk entitled "What
is a lens, and why do we need one?".
So make sure you attend as this evening will provide plenty of information
and inspiration for the August competition set subject.
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The annual BCG “Hunt and Shoot” will be held on Sunday July 26.
Hunt and Shooters will be given a list of 12
subjects on the day and will have a few hours and 24 exposures to take
photographs of those subject themes. Stay tuned for more details of where it will be held
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AGENDA:
Showing of
Digital Images
Mark Lobo Photography - Mark
Lobo produces stunning, vibrant commentaries of people and places.
Lightroom – Slideshow
& Web Modules - Darran
Croft
Hidden
Talents of the Colour Range
Tool - Andy
Cross
AV Updates - Ray
Lockett
Plus displays and sales from
- Cameras
Direct
- Highcove
- Xenor
- Queensland Case
* Please Note – To maximise the benefit of our
new projector and screen, you can now submit images up to 1400 pixels x 1050
pixels. And we are happy to take file sizes up to 1MB. This new size is not applicable to BCG competition entries.
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Victoria Point Master Series of Speakers July 2009
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Monday 6th July
7.30pm |
Where
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Uniting Church,
Marlborough Street,
WELLINGTON POINT.
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Cost
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$5
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Bronwyn Casey, MAPS
Bronwyn is the second person in Australia (and the first woman) to gain the Honours Level of Master of the Australian Photographic Society. Bronwyn will be giving a presentation titled “All the World’s a Stage, and the Men and Women Merely Players”.
As well as being a highly skilled and creative photographer, Bronwyn is a sought after speaker at photographic events in Victoria.
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The State Library of Queensland is looking for images of the recent
flooding in Queensland for thier archives. If you have images from the
storms showing the level of devastation or the human impact, please
contact
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