BREAKING NEWS Re Catering at AGM & PDI Championships - 12 February 2012
We have now been informed that there will be facilities available for the supply of Tea and Coffee, quality sandwiches and muffins from the new Coffee Shop at the Latton Bush Centre (to the right as you enter the Main Entrance).
You need to be aware however, that the shop is small and due to the short notice, we have been unable to set up facilities with them to serve a large number of people that could descend on them in the breaks - this could result in significant queues so you will need to be patient - but they would welcome your business too!. |
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Plagiarism continues to be a major issue in club photography whether this be deliberate or by inexperienced photographers not fully understanding what is ethical and permissable in exhibitions and competitions. Christine Widdall AFIAP DPAGB BPE3, President of the Lancashire and Cheshire Photographic Union (L&CPU) has produced an excellent article that provides a clarification of this tricky area. With Christine's permission, we have made this is available from the Downloadable Documents page on this web site. Please bring this to the attention of your competition secretary and perhaps even review your own club's competition rules to ensure that they make clear what is acceptable. Plagiarism is treated seriously by the EAF and all other federations and photographic organisations - the penalties are severe, and rightly so, and they may affect a club as well as the individual concerned so be warned. |
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Hertford Camera Club Marks 60th Anniversary with Exhibition of Historic Photographic Equipment and Members’ Images
Hertford and District Camera Club (HDCC) are holding a major seven-week event – running from November 5th to December 24th, 2011 – to celebrate its sixtieth anniversary. Entitled “Snapshots in Time: 60 Years of Photography at Hertford and District Camera Club”, this exhibition of photographs and equipment at Hertford Museum will show some of the work of the Club's members over the last 60 years, and trace the changes in photographic equipment over a longer period through a broad display of iconic cameras and other historic items.
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