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JULY 2017 Volume 615

Bruce Langdon captured an overview of the exhibition. Louise Sedgman on left with Kaye Lancashire Arts Alliance. Below left David Woodcock receiving Most Successful Warragul CC Exhibitor from Carolyn Turner Editor of Warragul and Drouin Gazette. Linda Keagle receiving her award from Ruth. Gwen Woof receiving her Life Membership of Warragul Camera Club from President Ruth Burleigh.

Coming soon…

June 18 Portrait / Lightroom

Workshop (Note change of date)

July 3 General Meeting

(Open, Gippsland Interclub and Biennale entries due)

10 Tutorial – Composition

27 Bump in Gippsland Interclub at Red Tree Gallery

30 Outing: Tara Bulga August

7 General Meeting (Nature and PakWag)

14 Tutorial / Workshop Lightroom 19 World Photo Day 19 Official Opening of

Gippsland Interclub at Red Tree Gallery

19 Ballarat Foto Biennale commences

27 Cranbourne Gardens 30 Bump out Gippsland

Interclub

In this issue:

• June (Portrait) Results pp 2-3

• June Minutes pp 15-16

• President’s Column p6 • Member Profile –Julie Beasley p13

• Club Tutorial / Workshop – Q & A p11

• VAPS Conference p10

• 44th Warragul National Competition and Exhibition p6

• Ballarat Foto Biennale p8

• and lots more ….

44th National Exhibition 2017 Held at the Warragul Downtowner

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Warragul Camera Club Monthly Competition Results

Monthly Competition, June 2017 Topic: Portraits (Judge: Ian Bock) A Grade Prints 20 entries

Title Entrant Place 2 Aussie Blokes Alexandra Baby Rocco Bill & Rose Bruce Langdon 1st Brotherly Love Cathie Ruth Burleigh 3rd Conductor Rodney Cuba Taxi Driver Darwin Fisherman Dusty Stock Rider Farewell Father & Son Johonny Kat and Calves Kayla & Nick Parrot Ron Ruth Burleigh HC The Icecream Eaters David Woodcock 2nd The Professor Wilma Merimans HC Worried David Woodcock HC

B Grade Prints 18 entries

Title Entrant Place A World of their Own A.C. Geoff Gillies 3rd Bianca Chloe Delilah Face Painted Beauties Lex Miss M Cathy Tisdale 2nd Murphy Pink Andrea McVicar HC Pleasant and Pensive Relaxed and Glowing Ruth Carol Monson 1st Sapa lady Cathie Langdon HC Self Portrait in Bubble Sisterly Love Sparkle Teenage monk

A Grade CREX 11entries

Title Entrant Place Breaking Bad Bruce Langdon 2nd By The Sea Eye of the beholder Roger Keagle HC Just For Fun (@) Old Bushman On a good day Roger Keagle HC Out of the mist Bruce Langdon 3rd Photographer at Work Renaissance Shadow & Light Watercolour Sophie Linda Keagle 1st

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A Grade PDI 22 entries

B Grade PDI 18 entries

B Grade CREX 1 entries

Title Entrant Place Allen far away Beautiful locks David Barton 1st Double Vision Dreaming Four Generations Hypnotise me Terrie O’Dwyer 2nd Jolly Beard 3rd Katelyn Mardie #6 Ruth Burleigh HC Morning Coffee Moroccoa Man My Camera Noely Orangutan Punk Puppy Kidd Linda Keagle HC Ron Russell

Sequora Maiden The spud farmer Will You ARE Joking? Morgan Robyn Wrights HC

Title Entrant Place Binh Bian Chloe Kerrie Matthews HC Cock a Doodle Doo To Kevin Gibson HC Darcy Driver Ella 1 Geoff Smith 1st Ella 2 Ethan Kerrie Matthews 3rd ICU2 Masai Woman Mischievous Pauline Pelican 1 Pelican 2 Pleasant and Pensive Relaxed and Glowing Nigel Beresfor 2nd Sally’e gir Tiger cat

Title Entrant Place Third eye goddess Kerrie Matthews HC

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JULY 10th This is the date for our tutorial night at Mawarra Louise Sedgman is running this night and the subject is composition. DAY OUTING TO TARA BOLGA NATIONAL PARK 30th JULY 2017. This will be a self-drive outing, it is planned to meet at the information Centre car park we are looking for a volunteer to be trip leader for this outing are you willing? If so please contact Ron Paynter or one of the committee. AUGUST 14th Our tutorial night will be run by Bruce Langdon and the subject will be more about Lightroom, hand on. GIPPSLAND INTERCLUB We will be bumping in this exhibition on the 27th July after lunch. AUGUST 19th Official Opening of the Gippsland Interclub I would dearly love to see as many of our club members as possible. There will be representatives of all the other clubs involved so let’s make this a fun afternoon. The gallery will be closed for judging until 2.-00pm the official opening will take place at 3pm. If you would like to help, let us know and we will tell you what is needed.

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CLUB / NATIONAL RAFFLE All prizes donated by

1st Prize Tamrac Anvil Slim 15 Camera Backpack Geoff Gillies

2nd Prize: Joby Ultrafit Sling Strap (for men) Megan Dwyer 3rd Prize Hahnel Unipal Mini Universal Charger Garry Russell 4th Prize SanDisk Ultra SDHC UHS-1 16Gb card Megan Dwyer 5th Prize Sandisk Cruzer Blade USB Flash Drive Barry Feldman 6th Prize San/dusj Yktra SDGC YGS 2,15/Gb card Michael Owen

Drawn at the opening on Sunday 20th May.

What to enter in July Competition OPEN: Any subject, but to be successful it should contain one or more of the following qualities: Pictorial (composition), impact, appeal, story - telling or interest. Your images for June (Macro) are in now with our Judge is Adrian Smith Club Merchandise: Members can purchase mat board (available in black and off white), orders can be placed with Louise for name badges, caps $15, pens, reversible vests $50 polo shirts $30 (Vests caps and name badges are particularly useful on club outings.) Payment is made to the Treasurer for matt board please present receipt to Joe Meirmans for supply of the relevant items.

Artists at Work Last Sunday of each month

1pm to 3pm at the

Yarragon Station Gallery Admission Free

June 25

Robyn Rinehart Pad painting

July 30 Lyn Bickoff

Contemporary Landscape

July Exhibition Christmas in July

Membership enquiries, market and workshop

information www.bawbawartsalliance.org.au/

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President’s Report.

Thought you might like to see this image taken by Bert Rance in 1993 I was working for the Warragul Gazette as their staff photographer at the time, I am holding my award for the best sports image in the country press awards. Loved my job, how many people can say they are paid to work at their passion for photography. Thanks Bert for the photo.

Page 8 explains all about the Ballarat submission of entries, which we need your thumb nails sent to me prior to the July meeting.

I want to thank all the members who helped man recent exhibitions, bumping in and bumping out exhibitions, I thank my team for their work on the National. It is

because of my awesome committee and all of our members that the club is so progressive.

Gippsland Interclub Entries: We will need your entries into this competition also by the July meeting, conditions of entry:- the images must have been taken in Gippsland and matted, the external dimensions of the mat must be exactly 16”x 20” as the selected images will be mounted into frames for the exhibition. The

committee will be making the selection of 10 images to represent our club. Cheers , and keep snappingRuth

From left Jane Woodcock and Nat Peters, manning the National Exhibition

From left Roger & Linda Keagle at Crossover school unpacking prints

From left Roger Keagle and Cathie Langdon at the National Exhibition

Linda Zwierlein working on the data base at the Crossover School

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STEAM ENGINE A2 986 On Saturday 13th May 2017, thanks to our family, Andy & I were fortunate to join them to travel to Traralgon on Steam Train A2 986, on its return to service, after Steamrail volunteers restoring the engine. QUOTE Ït was saved from being scrapped by Greg Wilson & Warragul Model Train Club, with friends from Warragul Rotary Club, and placed on static display in Warragul. In 1986 Steamrail acquired the engine, and returned it to Newport, where it was originally built. Steamrail volunteers completely stripped and rebuilt the engine, a massive 30 year task.

The engine hauled a 278 tonne train with historic E Class carriages from 1910, and a modern S Class carriage from 1950, plus a buffet car. It left Southern Cross Station at 8am, slotting in with suburban trains to Pakenham to step a pace to Warragul, to be met by the Public, & Warragul Town Band”. End of quote. I have since learned that Steamrail paid $7

equal to scrap value. Although we were in what we considered a good photograph position at 9-30am, when the train arrived at 10-10am, a tall dark brick wall, and shooting into the sun made a good shot difficult. When the train left Warragul, volunteers handed us a printed sheet with the history of the train, and our family group of 4 generations enjoyed travelling through the Latrobe Valley, waving to all the by-standers on the rail side banks

Arriving at Traralgon, passengers alighted, many stopping to watch the engine separating from the carriages, to move to the turn table to enable it to return to Melbourne. Volunteers in orange jackets literally took to the engine, and the fire brigade refilled the water. Workers brought out their cleaning cloths and polished the engine, opened the big round door in the front to scrape out the soot. We could see some of the inside before it was closed shut again.

After 1&1/2 hours, our legs tired from standing, plus I had to change my camera battery, we sat on a seat to have our lunch, while the engine ran back up the line to check all was ready, then backed up to re-join the carriages on the centre line, up the track, change lines again onto the platform line. All this in between modern trains coming through, stopping to let passengers off, and continue on to Bairnsdale. Congratulations to all the volunteers who helped restore this old warrior to its youthful status, and giving so many of us an enjoyable day, when even the weather was good to us

Marg & Andy Tylee

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Foto Biennale Fringe Festival – Baw Baw and Gippsland

(photo: www.abc.net.au,)

All club members are invited to participate in this exhibition which is part of a premier photo event.

We believe there is sufficient space for 35, maybe up to 44 images. Our preference would be for there to be no more than one image from any member, but if there are insufficient submissions, multiple entries will be accepted.

All images submitted are to be taken in or around the Baw Baw Shire, but do not have to be readily identifiable as Baw Baw Shire. (For example a tree fern taken at Glen Nayook, or Tooronga Falls would be an appropriate image.)

All images are to be in landscape orientation, and cropped to 2:3 format in order to print 381 mm X 254mm or 15 in by 10 in. Mat openings will be approx. 371X244 (the mat will cover approx. 5mm on each side) The image below of the current exhibition at the Mechanics Institute shows an indicative layout

The club will arrange printing of all images to a standard size, and then mat and mount them ready for exhibition.

To submit images for selection:

• Email a maximum of 2 image thumbnails (approx 1.5 Mb or 540 px X 304 px) to Ruth prior to the July General Meeting. Please name your files <imagetitle_author_price>.The committee will then review and select the images that provide the best overall exhibition, with a priority given to no member having more than one image selected, unless there are insufficient participants.

• If your image is selected you will be asked to submit a high res., copy and Pay $10 to Bruce by EFT to the Warragul Camera Club BSB: 633000 Account: 133712042, with your family name and initial as reference These will then be printed collectively by Roylaines. As a contribution to the cost of staging the exhibition,

• Prints can be offered for sale, but not from the venue. Prospective purchasers will be directed to the club website or club secretary.

(A submission has been made to the Baw Baw Shire for sponsorship, and we have confirmation that the Baw Baw Arts Alliance will support the exhibition with sponsorship of $200.)

Please note that the committee is not guaranteeing return of the prints, as they will be matted and mounted into group mats (6 – 8 images to a mat), and the use of self adhesive foam core will not allow removal of the prints. (Any disposal will be undertaken in a secure manner to preserve the rights and integrity of a member’s work.)

Further details of the Foto Biennale can be found at https://ballaratfoto.org/, and our venue is the Ballarat Mechanics Institute, which is also venue to some of the core program.

David LaChapelle Tickets

The centrepiece of the 2017 Ballarat International Foto Biennale is an exclusive exhibition by David LaChapelle, one of the most important photographers of our time. This is the first time David LaChapelle will exhibit in Australia!

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Quotes: “If I put into practice all the photography stuff I read I would be a brilliant photographer but I am not so what is wrong”? “Lots of people say they are excellent photographers look at what they do not what they say” “Spray and Pray” (continuous shooting you are bound to get one good one, instead think, look, recompose). “Show me…… don’t tell me” “Look at your photos gee you must have a good camera” have anyone said this to you? “f8 and be there” “If you know you will miss getting the photograph just enjoy and capture it with your eyes.”

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VAPS Conference

Bottom row, Ruth Burleigh receiving her 2nd place award for her AV ‘Air by Eyre’ from Alfred Zommers. Warragul Camera Club’s stash. Middle and bottom row images were taken by Bruce Langdon.

Clockwise from top left, Jane Woodcock receiving her VAPS trophy Winning Landscape Image. Bruce Langdon receving his 3rd place award for his Audio Visual ‘Cambodia’ from Alfred Zommers. Middle row, members enjoying the convention Ruth & Ken Burleigh with Kevin Gibson. Elaine Berryman and Cathie Langdon.

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RESULTS OF THE VAPS INTERCLUB

Section Maker Title Score Award

EDPI Bruce Langdon Friends 11 Bruce Langdon Into the Crypt 10 Carol Monson Held Together 10 David Barton Turntable 11 David Woodcock Bicycle 9 David Woodcock Country Cricket 12 Irene Coates Sunrise and Fog 10 Russell Monson Busking Clown 11 Russell Monson Team Work 11 Wilma Meirmans Mt Sterling Road 11 Wilma Meirmans New Holland Honeyeater 13 Robyn Wright Akalyah 11 Robyn Wright Breaking Free 11 Ruth Burleigh Lake Bonnie 12 Ruth Burleigh Sophie 12 165

Prints Bruce Langdon Prom Sand Bar 9

Carol Monson Weathered Wall 11 Cathie Langdon Hitched Up 12 David Woodcock Side Chapel 11 Jane Woodcock Kimberley WA 13 Marg Tylee Violet Curl 12 Nat Peters Stone and Pounds 8 Robyn Wright Towards the Heavens 10 Liz Rae Olinda Falls 9 Russell Monson Repairs 11 Bruce Langdon Old Homestead Mansfield 11 Wilma Meirmans Gippsland Counrtry 9 Ron Paynter Cobb and Co Twist 8 Ruth Burleigh Mum's Lamp 10 Peter Dwyer Ebb Tide 11 155

Notice of General Meeting Warragul Camera Club Inc.

Notice is hereby given that a General Meeting of the Warragul Camera Club Inc will be held

at

Mawarra Percy Street, Warragul

on July 3, 2017 commencing at 7:30 pm

Agenda 1. Welcome 2. Apologies 3. Minutes of previous General

Meeting (as per Newsletter) 4. Business arising from the minutes 5. Correspondence 6. Financial Report 7. Other Reports

a. National b. Outings

8. General Business

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OVERALL CLUB RESULTS 2017 AGGREGATE POINTS OF TOP TEN SCORES PER CLUB

EDPI PRINTS

Melbourne Camera Club 137

Essendon Camera Club

127

Essendon Camera Club 136 Geelong Camera Club 125 Williamstown Camera Club 133 Southern Suburbs P Society 125 Rosanna Photographic Club 132 Frankston Photographic Club 124 Caulfield Photographic Society 132 Preston Photographic Club 121 Preston Photographic Club 131 Melbourne Camera Club 120

Southern Suburbs Photographic Society 131 Berwick Viewfinders Camera Club 120 Geelong Camera Club 130 Caulfield Photographic Society 119 Eastern Suburbs Photographic Society 130 South Gippsland Camera Club 119 Echuca Moama Photography Club 129 Waverley Camera Club 119 Waverley Camera Club 129 Doncaster Camera Club 119 Wodonga Albury Camera Club 129 Camberwell Camera Club 118 Whittlesea Photography Club 128 East Gippsland P Society 117 South Gippsland Camera Club 128 Rosanna Photographic Club 117 Doncaster Camera Club 127 Warrnambool Camera Club 116 Warrnambool Camera Club 127 Williamstown Camera Club 116 Latrobe Valley Camera Club 127 Corio Bay Camera Club 116

Corio Bay Camera Club 126 Echuca Moama Photo Club 115 Pakenham Camera Club 126 Ballarat Camera Club 115

Craigieburn Camera Club 124 Eastern Suburbs P Society 114 Berwick Viewfinders Camera Club 124 Pakenham Camera Club 114 Parklands Photographic Club 123 Mornington Peninsula C Club 113

Colac Camera Club 123 Latrobe Valley Camera Club 113 Frankston Photographic Club Inc. 123 Warragul Camera Club 112

Diamond Valley Photographic Society 123 Benalla Camera Club 112 Knox Photographic Society 122 Diamond Valley P Society 111 Bendigo Camera Club Inc 122 Knox Photographic Society 110 Macedon Ranges Photographic Society 121 Colac Camera Club 110 Sale Camera Club 120 Stawell Camera Club 109 Camberwell Camera Club 119 Phillip Island Camera Club 109 Benalla Camera Club 119 Casey Camera Club 108 Casey Camera Club 119 Ivanhoe Photographic Society 108 East Gippsland Photographic Society 119 Wodonga Albury Camera Club 108 Nepean Camera Club 118 Sale Camera Club 107 Ballarat Camera Club 118 Bendigo Camera Club 107 Yea Camera Club 118 Parklands Photographic Club 106 Phillip Island Camera Club 117 Whittlesea Photography Club 106 Ivanhoe Photographic Society 117 Craigieburn Camera Club 105 Mornington Peninsula Camera Club 117 Macedon Ranges P Society 103 Stawell Camera Club 117 Yea Camera Club Inc 101 Portland Camera Club 116 Portland Camera Club 99 Warragul Camera Club 115 Ballarat Photography Group 99 Ballarat Photography Group 108 Nepean Camera Club 99 Nhill Camera Club 106 Nhill Camera Club 65

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Member profile:-Julie Beasley

This month I asked Julie Beasley, to tell us a little more about her interest in photography.

My love of photography started when I was a little girl.

I remember family slide nights with our Auntie Mel and Uncle Jack who would take photos of us on our days out, or when we visited them on the farm.

I would love to sit quietly on the floor and watch the images flash up on the screen.

My first camera was a Ricoh film which I bought when I first started working, in preparation for my holiday to Tasmania. I became the family and friends photographer catching all our events and antics. Purely just snap shots, but I loved it. I have albums full of photos.

My love of travel increased my interest in trying to get better shots to share with family and friends when I arrived home.

My first job was at Momentum Greetings for 8 years. While here I had my first taste of working in a dark room, which was amazing, watching the image develop in front of my eyes, and manipulating the process for special effects. From there I went to work at Landmark School Supplies where Marshall Cock was my boss. Marshall would often talk about the Warragul Camera Club and I thought that I should join to try and improve my photography.

But I got married and we had 2 beautiful sons and Brendan and I moved to Wollongong buying a Take Away General Store for 6 years. Our third beautiful son came along during this time. Whilst up there I did a short course in Composition and Developing film at the Wollongong University which increased my love for photography.

Over the years I just updated digital cameras as they improved, nothing fancy. Our finances didn’t allow me to buy an SLR.

On moving home to Warragul I went back to work at Landmark before deciding to go to University for 3 years to complete my Nursing qualifications. This opened up opportunities to volunteer in 3rd world countries which had always been a dream of mine.

I bought my first SLR four years ago just prior to volunteering in Nepal up in the remote regions of the Himalayas. It was a Canon 60D which I still use today. I don’t have a big bag of special lenses, filters and whatever else photographers use. I just have my Macro 100mm, a 50mm fixed lens and a Tamron 18-270mm zoom lens. Just before going to Nepal I did a day course with Chris Bray at the Melbourne Zoo just to get the basics of my new SLR camera. The whole trip was just fully automatic and basically remained like that until I

bought a macro lens. Macro made me want to learn more and that is when I googled Warragul Camera Club to find out who the contact was to ring and join.

Since joining the club around 2 years ago, I have made new friends who have encouraged and inspired me to try and improve my photography. I am still a real novice, and have a long way to go, but with the help of my crazy trio, Rob, Tez and Natty, I am sure to get there with a lot of laughs.

Julie Beasely

Thanks to members who are prepared to share a little of their photographic background via the newsletter. Profiles, or any other contributions, should be emailed to editor@warragulcameraclub.org. Deadline: 2nd Monday of each month

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Q & A Tutorial Night 12th June 2017. We are so lucky to have experienced members like Bruce willing to share their knowledge. Thankyou Bruce for running this tutorial night, these casual nights are an excellent way for members to ask questions and learn about their cameras. Thanks, must also go to our experienced members for helping our members with their questions. Some questions need to be dealt with in the field so to those members make sure you go to the next field trip. Great night was had by all 21 attendees.

From left top Cathie Langdon and Roy Paynter, Alan Downing, Kayren Browne, middle Karen Quick and Geoff Smith, back of Peter Dwyer, Nigel Beresford, Cathy Tisdale and Adriene Cornish, bottom, group shot with Bruce leading off the discussions, Roy Paynter and Michael Owen.

The Club appreciates the support of sponsors of the National Competition and Exhibition, and also our club and newsletter sponsors. When you do business with them, please let it be known you value their support.

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Minutes of June General meeting

Minutes of June Committee meeting Minutes of June Committee Meeting

Place: Home of Ruth Burleigh Present: Marshall Cock, Linda Zwierlein, Bruce Langdon, Ruth Burleigh, Ron Paynter Apologies: David & Jane Woodcock, Louise Sedgman, Russell Monson, Joe Meirmans, Peter DwyerSecretary’s Report

Correspondence In Bureau of Meteorology Calendar Competition Correspondence Out

Treasurer’s Report The treasurer’s report was accepted and payments authorized. Moved Bruce Langdon, seconded Marshall Cock Judge for July Adrian Smith Business Arising Photoshop CC and Lightroom no longer to be purchased Outings Report June: Crossover Workshop Marshall to supply power boards Ruth to approach tea girls to bring along morning and afternoon teas

July: Tarra Bulga August: Cranbourne Gardens September: Melbourne

October: Rhododendron gardens November: Maffra Hill Climb

Movie Night? Comp Steward Report Ron and Linda have next month in hand Some of macro PDI entries did not reach the judge. Editor Report Grant of $500.00 to go towards Ballarat Biennale costs approved by BB Shire General Business

Gippsland Interclub Ruth to call for members to assist bump in of Gippy Interclub Peter Dwyer to request VAPS Bronze medallion Discussion re new perpetual trophy and promotional banner Discussion re hanging and judging procedures Ruth to approach Darren Freeman to supply slices for Gippy Interclub opening. Bruce to prepare report on annual budget forecast Rotary Club Calendar Peter D to enter emergency contacts onto membership list Bruce to confirm insurance cover Membership cards. Marshall to investigate printers Membership Officer needed Next Meeting at the home of Linda Zwierlein

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MINUTES OF GENERAL MEETING DATE: 5th June 2017 PLACE: Mawarra TIME: 1930hrs Ruth Burleigh in the chair. The president welcomed members and visitors and the Ian Bock, the judge for the June competition. Visitors: Rosemary and Howard Bosse Alan Downey Paul Brearly Apologies: David and Jane Woodcock, Ivy Anderson, Carol and Russell Monson Minutes of May meeting:

Moved Peter Dwyer that the minutes of the May meeting as published in the newsletter be approved. Seconded Andrea McVicar

Correspondence in

Cheque book Invoice from Mawarra Letter from Carol Monson as sec of BBAA Email from Rosemary Bosse re membership Associate membership application from Kath Paynter Membship application from Alesha Marshall Newsletter from VAPS

Correspondence out Email to Rosemary Bosse advising her that she would be most welcome at the club Letter of thanks to Carol Monson as sec of BBAA Letter to Baw Baw shire seeking sponsorship for the clubs venture at the Ballarat Photo Biennale Letter to BBAA seeking sponsorship for the clubs venture at the Ballarat Photo Biennale

Treasurers report

Moved Bruce Langdon that the Treasurer’s report as tabled be accepted. Seconded Adrienne Cornish

Ballarat Biennale

Bruce Langdon reported as follows: Dates of exhibition 19th August to 17th September Images to be submitted by the July general meeting by thumbnails addressed to Ruth Burleigh by email. Makers of selected images will be required to submit a large file to enable images to be printed. The required file size will be advised via the newsletter. Makers will be charged $10 for exhibited images.

Crossover day This will be held on the 18th of June starting at 0900hrs. Louise will run a portrait workshop from 9 to noon and Bruce will run a Lightroom tutorial from 1p.m. Members to bring cameras, laptops with Lightroom and Photoshop and a cut lunch.

Merchandise: Ruth Burleigh reminded members that merchandises was available

Meeting closed at 2007

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Your Warragul Camera Club Committee (2017/2018) President Ruth Burleigh 0419 525 124 Vice President Marshall Cock 0408 92 7779 Secretary Peter Dwyer 0410 035 349 Treasurer Bruce Langdon 0418 595 080 Competition Steward David Woodcock 5628 1518 Competition Steward Jane Woodcock 5628 1518 Editor Russell Monson 0418 543 610 Outings Steward Ron Paynter 0412 942 897 Property Steward Joe Meirmans 0409 416 405 Member Linda Zwierlein 0432996391

Members can direct email to any member via the club website