Month: December 2012

This is the last meeting for 2010 and it will be a bit of a legs up. We
will be looking at a presentation of our challenge images. And we will
hopefully have a bit of a nibble and something to drink.

We will also be discussing next year’s running of the club including
calendar, responsibilities etc. It is a big year. We are hosting the
Wellington Interclub and have a joint exhibition with the Hutt Camera
Club.

Note there there is NO MEETING on first Wednesday of the month (1st
Deecember)

Details for battle are as follows:

When	Wednesday 17 November, 7:30pm
Where	Karori Arts and Crafts Centre, Beauchamp Street Karori
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Just a reminder that this week we are meeting to select images for
the Hutt Battle.

The great news is that Bruce Girdwood has kindly offered to help with
the selection!

Here are the requirements for the images

• Topics are
  • Wild (10 images)
  • Age (10 images)
  • Monochrome Open (10 images)
  • Colour Open (10 Images)
• Keep the number of images in each category reasonable. Say max six (6)
• Screen resolution we use is 1024x768px. Please ensure that your
  images are sized appropriately.
• Can you please name your images as follows:

    topic_your_name_title.jpg
    e.g. wild_mark_b_the_son.jpg
  

Remember, that images that have been previously shown at a Hutt
Battle should not be used.

The meeting this week is at the usual place at the Karori Arts and Crafts Centre, 7:30 pm.

Items to be covered include

• Admistrivia
• Challenges – Karori. See Challenges section for more information.
• Short Talk – Balance or Dynamic Tension. How’s that for a bit of tension huh?

See you all there.

Guest Speaker: John Williams

Guest speaker for this evening is John Williams. John has been involved
in photography for a number of years and his main area of interest is
documentary. He is working on a long term project concerning issues of
faith, ritual and worship. As part of this project he has photographed a
variety of religious groups both in New Zealand and overseas.

Start time is 7:30 p.m
Karori Arts and Crafts Centre (Newman Centre),
7 Beauchamp Street, Karori

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