The PHPC Annual General Meeting.
We plan to have a short camera workshop exercise afterwards so please bring your cameras and tripods. The subject will be shooting a Still Life photo. We will be providing lights and small photo boxes. Bring a small prop if you wish to take a photo of.
An Image which has been shown at one of the competition nights in 2018.
POSTER COMP. An image too large to fit in an A2 frame.
Christmas Party
Our own member, Don Dickins, will give a presentation on the topic of Still Life Photography.
We are familiar with still life photographs of food, flowers, bottles of wine, shoes, jewellery, appliances and equipment as used in advertising. Still life photography, the depiction and arrangement, generally, of mainly inanimate objects, gives the photographer many challenges in the choice of the design elements used within the composition. Lighting, as always in photography, is part of that challenge. This presentation will help members prepare for the Competition Topic on Still Life on 17 June 2019.
Comp 1905 – Open & Set – Still Life. A depiction of inanimate subject matter, typically an object or a small group of objects.
Comp 1910 – Special Trophy – Long Exposure. A photo that has obviously been taken using a long exposure. This is not a point-scoring competition.
Underwater Photography with Kevin Deacon
Kevin Deacon is considered one of Australia’s most experienced, accomplished and highly published underwater photographers. His images have received international acclaim and have graced the pages of prestigious books and magazines through out the World during the past 25 years.
Kevin’s expertise and experience includes organizing and leading adventure dive and underwater photography / video tours to exotic locations throughout the world. As a keen naturalist he also enjoys introducing divers to the incredible biodiversity of the marine world. As an expedition leader Kevin has been responsible for many successful expeditions and photo shoots for other notable photographers & naturalists such as Jean Michel Cousteau & David Doubilet, National Geographic.
