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Photography News | Issue 66 | photographynews.co.uk
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SevenoaksCConshow
SevenoaksCC’sannualexhibitionwill beheldattheSevenoaksKaleidoscope Gallery, Buckhurst Lane, Sevenoaks TN13 1LQ from 5 to 15 June. Admissionisfreeandtheshowisopen
during normal Sevenoaks library opening times. Prints will be on display every day while on Saturdays there will be a display of digital images and
members of the club will be on hand to answer questions about the images and the club’s activities.
sevenoakscameraclub.org.uk
Over 200printswere ondisplay atHarpendenPS’s recent exhibition and this hugely popular annual event, which enjoyed near record- breaking visitor numbers, allowed each member of the public to vote for their three favourite images. The overall winning image, as voted by visitors to the show, was Close Encounter by HPS member Tom Couch. Well done to him. Harpenden PS’s annual winner
harpendenphotographicsociety.co.uk
Carshalton CC annual show Carshalton CC’s 64th annual exhibition takes place on 8 June at Carshalton Methodist Church, Carshalton.
Gill Peachey LRPS will officially open the exhibition at 11am. She will award the Roy King Trophy for the Best Panel. The exhibition is open from 10am to 5pm. Admission is free. There’s a raffle, refreshments and the chance to vote for your favourite pictures. Members of the club will be present to talk about the pictures on display and the club’s activities.
carshaltoncameraclub.org.uk
Leigh go Dutch
Go wild
Leigh on Sea CC recently hosted Fotoclub Maasstad from Rotterdam and the two clubs recently had their first international competition. This is a special year for both clubs as they were both formed in 1929 so are celebrating 90 years of photography. Six members from Fotoclub Maasstad attended a full club room to see the DPI images and the judge’s comments were read out together with the marks awarded. Robert Van Agthoven interpreted the comments for our visitors. The result was a
narrow victory for Leigh but the highest number of marks for an individual photographer went to Marly Smit of Maasstad. During their time in the UK the members of the Maasstad club were looked after by Leigh members and that included a photo trip to London, covering Portobello Road, Borough Market and the South Bank. The two clubs now have a date for a return competition next year with Leigh members visiting Holland.
Peter and Sue Jones of Clay Cross CC and Patricia Kearton of Northallerton CC are holding an exhibition of their work 2 to 28 September. Wildlife from around the world will be held at the Patchings Art Centre, Oxton Road, Calvertan, Nottingham NG14 6NU. Entry is free.
leighcameraclub.co.uk
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