Learn how take Still-Life images using minimal light

Members’ Evenings are an opportunity for members to share their photographic ideas, images, knowledge, and experience in a friendly and supportive environment. Tonight NDPS member Andrew Mott will give a short demonstration showing how he uses minimal light to capture his still-life images. A useful technique to master for the forthcoming cold, wet winter days ahead when you want something to do…!

After that there will be a number of tables set-up around the Interactive Studio for members to compose their own images and try out the techniques.
Bring along your camera, a small hand torch and a tripod. You can also bring along props if there is something you would particularly like to photograpg. But there will be a number of objects that can use in any case.

About Members’ Evenings
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, attending a photo-shoot and sharing their knowledge with other members, the Society provides a framework for members to be involved in all aspects of photography on a regular basis.

Tonight we welcome Ian Wilson who recently selected the images for our 106th Annual Exhibition.

Printing - Create something that becomes real

While there is joy in taking photos and viewing them digitally, our satisfaction is not properly realised until we have printed our photos. A photo that isn’t printed is like a script that is never performed, or a musical composition that is never played. There is still value in the digital photo, just as there is value in a script or musical composition. But the value is mainly the hope that one day the digital photo will be printed and share a bodily life with us – to inspire us, cheer us, and remind us.

Members’ Evenings are an opportunity for members to share their photographic ideas, images, knowledge, and experience in a friendly and supportive environment. The exact details of the evening are normally published at least two weeks prior to the meeting.

About Members’ Evenings
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, attending a photo-shoot and sharing their knowledge with other members, the Society provides a framework for members to be involved in all aspects of photography on a regular basis.

Learn how take Still-Life images using minimal light

Members’ Evenings are an opportunity for members to share their photographic ideas, images, knowledge, and experience in a friendly and supportive environment. Tonight NDPS member Andrew Mott will give a short demonstration showing how he uses minimal light to capture his still-life images. A useful technique to master for the forthcoming cold, wet winter days ahead when you want something to do…!

After that there will be a number of tables set-up around the Interactive Studio for members to compose their own images and try out the techniques.
Bring along your camera, a small hand torch and a tripod. You can also bring along props if there is something you would particularly like to photograpg. But there will be a number of objects that can use in any case.

About Members’ Evenings
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, attending a photo-shoot and sharing their knowledge with other members, the Society provides a framework for members to be involved in all aspects of photography on a regular basis.

Tonight’s meeting is a private viewing for Members of the Society and their guests of the 106th Annual Exhibition at the Hostry Exhibition Area at Norwich Cathedral.

The Official Selector for the 106th Annual Exhibition was Ian Wilson from Cambridge

This years exhibition is the ‘Mike Trendell Memorial Exhibition’. .Mike who died in March last year, was a stalwart and a giant of the Society for nearly 50 years. He was first elected Chairman in 1979-80 and again from 2001-2002 and he served as President of the Society from 1984-1986. In addition, as Exhibition Secretary he organised the Society’s Annual Exhibition at Norwich Cathedral in the North Transept for many years prior to the new Hostry Exhibition Area opening.

We look forward to welcoming Mike’s daughter Charlotte and her family who are travelling from Hamshire to attend the viewing.

Members’ Evenings are an opportunity for members to share their photographic ideas, images, knowledge, and experience in a friendly and supportive environment. The exact details of the evening are normally published at least two weeks prior to the meeting.

About Members’ Evenings
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, attending a photo-shoot and sharing their knowledge with other members, the Society provides a framework for members to be involved in all aspects of photography on a regular basis.