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SATURDAY 14th SEPTEMBER
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TUESDAY 7th JANUARY 2014
Making a photographic Presentation to Music
John Tully gave a demonstration of software called Photo DVD Slideshow Professional.
This can easily be downloaded from the internet.
It is simple and flexible to use. The duration of the images on the screen can be easily adjusted to fit the music used.
The Secretary, Maggie Jary, reminded members of the the need to shoot pictures for
"The year in the life of..." competition
which will take place in September when their
set of 12 monthly images will be shown.
14th JANUARY 2014 SECOND PRINT COMPETITION
The Competition was judged by Bill Hume from Kelso.
The results were'
Artistic.1, Michael Barron. 2,Paul Marshal. 3,Martin Mears.Illustrative1,Michael Barron. 2, Gary Young, 3, Allan Rogers.
Portrait.1, Andrew Hardie. 2, Michael Barron. 3, Gary Young Nature.1, Anne Christie. 2, Anne Christie. 3, Darren Ritchie
General.1, Anne Christie. 2, Kenny Paterson. 3, Darren Ritchie. Landscape .1, Michael Barron. 2 John Tully. 3, Andrew Hardie
Margaret Renstead and Gary McBride
who were former members of The Berwick and District Camera Club returned as guest speakers to screen some superb images in
‘A Travelogue of Nepal’
The pictures included this view of Mount Everest.
21st January A TRAVELOGUE OF NEPAL
There was a touch of humour after the competition for the 'Panel of three Images' on the theme ‘Movement’ when the judge, our president James Walker FRPS introduced a 'Talking Picture'
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The winners in the competition were
1st Alan Dunnett
2nd Michael Barron
3rd Martin Mears
28th January THE PANEL COMPETITION
It was originally billed as 'Venice and its Carnival' a Slideshow and talk by Michael Barron" but as Michael was sick it was his wife, Tara who handled the presentation. She gave us a great deal of information that added to our appreciation of the colourful event.
It is popular and each February attracts visitors from many countries. They dress up in wondorful costumes and wear masks.
4th February VENICE THROUGH THE LENS OF MICHAEL BARRON
The history of the masks goes back to the 18th Centuary when Venice was the "party capital" of europe and those who took part in the continuous debauchery wore them to hide their identity.
It was eventually banned, but forty years ago brought back to life as a carnival to encourage tourism.
Visitors can either bring their own costumes or hire them at the hotels to wear at the Balls or pose in against the glorious background of Venice.
The city has changed little since the days when it was painted by Canalleto as we saw when his images were projeted along with Michaels'.
Tara Barron
These images by Peter Carr,
Michael Barron and Clive McGuinness were among the forty that were projected in a knock out competion at the North Berwick Camera Club. It was a match and be judged situation, with only 30 seconds in which our nimble projectionists had to make a suitable selection.
It was a good evening with much happy banter.
In the end we came a close second
6th February INTER-CLUB COMPETITION
11th February GUEST SPEAKER RON McCOOMBE
An image packed evening of superb wildlife photography was enjoyed when
Ron McCoombe explained how he captured pictures that ranged from otters and foxes to woodpeckers and stags.
18th February SECOND PROJECTED IMAGE COMPETITION
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The judges for the evening were Curtis Welsh and Helen Pugh-Cook from Earlston Camera Club. They took it in turns to handle the different sections. and awarded first places to ....
Landscape. Clive McGuinness
Illustrative. Michael Barron
Portrait Andrew Hardie
Nature Anne Christie
General Andrew Hardie
Artistic. Michael Barron
25th February ANNUAL EVENING SHOOT.
The Berwick Guild Hall is regarded as the finest example of Georgian architecture in the North of England. Club members had an evening in which to explore it's interior and capture a wealth of images.
They ranged from the glorious main hall with its glittering chandeliers to the sobering prison cells upstairs and a large collection of items connected with Berwick's history.
In the competition: which was judged by Andy Bennetts from Haddington it turned out to be a double triumph for Andrew Hardie.
He succeeded in winning the Best Overall Print and
the Best Overall Projected Image competitions.
11th March BEST OVERALL
18th March ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
The new Committee was elected.
Chairman Ronnie Tait
Vice Chairman Daryn Ritchie
Secretary Maggie Jary.
Treasurer Anne Christie
Competition Secretary Colin Smurfwaite
Members
Bob Craig, Clive McGuinness, John Tully, Carolyn McGreggor,
Allan Rogers, (Webmaster.)
A.O.B.
The membership fee for the next session was raised from £22 to £25, the junior membership fee remaining at £10.
Maggie Jary was congratulated by the President, James Walker, F.R.P.S. on the excellent way in which she had run the club dulring the past year.
He then presented throphies to Daryn Ritchie as Best Beginner
Andrew Hardie, Best overall 'Projected Image'
Best overall 'Print'
Michael Barron Club Championship
Mono Print Competition
Colour Print Competition
Projected Image Competition
Alan Dunnett Panel Competiton
Garry Young The Sunday Shoot
Gifts were presented to Margaret Johnstone and Maggie Jarry for their help in running the club.
25th March ANNUAL DINNER AND AWARDS
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