Tonight we have a virtual presentation from NDPS member Steve Roeck.
Jean and I spent some time working and living in Southern Africa and we have returned to Africa on a number of occasions. We spent a lot of time on safari or just travelling the bush and deserts. And in the process we had many, many, perhaps too many close encounters with the local wildlife.
Some were very enjoyable, others less so, though distance has mellowed the most "exciting". This is the illustrated story of some of our more enjoyable experiences
About Members’Evenings
Members’ Evenings are an opportunity for members to share their ideas, images, knowledge, and experience in a friendly and supportive environment that strives to ensure everyone reaches their full potential. Full details of meeting are normally published up to two weeks prior to the meeting.
At the heart of Norwich & District Photographic Society are the activities that engage the membership and provide opportunities to feed their passion for photography. Whether learning a new technique, taking a photograph for a photographic competition or assignment or attending a photo-shoot sharing their knowledge with other members, the Society provides a framework for members to be involved in photography on a regular basis.
About Norwich & District Photographic Society
With roots that can be traced back to the middle of the nineteenth century Norwich & District Photographic Society (NDPS) is one of the oldest photographic societies in the country. The annual season has something for everyone being jam-packed with fantastic presentations from accomplished photographers, practical workshops and tutorials, field trips, special interest groups, the usual photographic competitions and much more...
About the Venue
NDPS meets every Tuesday evening during the season (from the first week in September until the middle of June the following year) in the Methodist Church Hall on Chapel Field Road, Norwich, NR2 1SD. Car parking is available adjacent to Bignold School which is next door to the Methodist Hall.