Daventry Photographic Society
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Daventry Photographic Society was started by the employees at Ford Motor Company who were interested in Photography.
Today, the club is completely independent of Ford and is open to all and boasts a variety of members to create a very friendly atmosphere.
Our yearly events include: monthly competitions, presentations, guest speakers, and field trips.
The club is suitable for any adult with an interest in photography, regardless of your level of expertise or type of equipment.
If you are interested in joining a camera club why not come along for a week or two to see us in action ?
Hopefully our website will give you a flavour of what we do, and we look forward to welcoming you to a club meeting soon.
Notice Board/Latest News
Next Club Meeting: 22nd May 2012 Memebers Evening: Informal critique of images. Bring two images along and learn from from the collective experience of your fellow members. A very useful session that will help you to consider aspects of your images that you may not already.
News from other Clubs
The Beacon CC advise that landscape photographer Joe Cornish will be hosting an evening at the Swan Theatre in Worcester on Thursday 7 June 2012 (7.30 start - tickets £15 ). Further details can be found on http://www.beaconcameraclub.co.uk and tickets (at £15 each) can be obtained from the theatre box office (Tel: 01905 6110427 - http://www.worcesterlive.co.uk).
News from PAGB
IN THIS ISSUE
Awards for Photographic Merit – April Results
Austin Thomas MPAGB
Awards for Photographic Merit - Audio Visual by Club
Insurance Matters
Featured Photographer – Hilary Roberts FRPS MFIAP
http://www.pagbnews.co.uk/e-news/en67150512APM_Austin_MeetEC.pdf
DPS Constitution, Young Persons Protection and Competition rules :
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Cambridge in Colour is a site which contains lots of interesting tutorials on digital photography .. click here for details
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