Civic Hall, Poynton on 8th, 9th February 2012
Wednesday, 8th February 2012
The Inter-club Print Competition for the Alan Adshead Memorial Trophy
Judge: David Johnston EFIAP
Thursday, 9th February 2012
The Inter-club Projected Image Knock-out Competition for The North Cheshire Challenge Trophy
Judge: Peter Gennard EFIAP
Full details on NCPS website
Entry is free. Open 10am-6pm Monday to Saturday and 10:30am – 4:30pm Sunday.
The second exhibition ”We Never Walked Alone”runs until Feb 29th 2012 and traces the inspiration, humour and celebrations of Liverpool FC’s adoring fans and the role they’ve played in the success of the club over the decades.
At ‘The Reds Gallery at The Bluecoat visitors can expect a vibrant and entertaining experience which will appeal to non football fans of all ages.
Email: redsgallery@liverpoolfc.tv Telephone: 0151 702 5325 The Reds Gallery at the Bluecoat, the Bluecoat, College Lane, Liverpool L1 3BX.
Paying attention to Natural Light in Photography, plus many more tutorials and articles are to be found in this website, recommended by Denis Foy.
http://www.cambridgeincolour.com/tutorials/natural-light-photography.htm
Another recommendation from Denis, for portrait lighting, is to be found on http://www.digital-photography-school.com/5-classic-lighting-positions-for-portrait-photography
Photo by Irene Drummond
Save shoe leather …. take your photos from the open top tour bus. Departs every 30 minutes and each tour lasts 1 hour (with 12 stops).
Detail of 'The Arcade, 81- 89 Lord Street, Liverpool' (1901). Reproduced by permission of English Heritage.
Find out more about An Age of Confidence: Photographs by Bedford Lemere & Co.
59 Rodney St was the home and studio of the photographer Edward Chambré Hardman. It contains an extensive collection of photographs – over 142,000 images – the studio where most of them were taken, the darkroom where they were developed and printed, and the rooms where the photographer and his wife lived from 1948 to 1988, complete with all their contents and ephemera of daily life.
59 Rodney Street£6.00 adult £2.95 child ( National Trust members go free). Click HERE for details
Watch this space for further details.
We are looking for inspiring and beautiful photographs illustrating the different seasons at Ness. What image captures the seasons at Ness for you? Could it be the colourful spring crocus lawn, or the magnificent wildflower meadow, autumn fungi or a winter wonderland? We have a range of prizes available to winners and to runners-up, together with the unique prize of having a photograph exhibited in our visitor centre. Your task is to capture the following seasons: Winter – 1st December 2011 – 28th February 2012 Spring – 1st March – 31st May 2012 Summer – 1st June – 30th September 2012 Autumn – 1st October – 1st December 2012
Information can also be found here - Ness Botanic Gardens