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Things to do on a no meeting night

There is no official meeting on Thursday this week due to there being a committee meeting, but a few members have arranged alternative activities.
I believe the committee meeting is being used to choose prints for the James Maude Battle.

Chris is arranging a night visit to an abandoned stately home somewhere for long exposure and light painting fun. See Chris for details.

NEMPF Exhibition 2010

Congratulations to the following people for having images accepted into this years Annual Exhibition

Photographer Image Title
John Young Humber Dawn – Highly Commended Colour Print
Steve Roper CPAGB Tete a tete – Colour Print
Ian Pinn Dawn on the Rocks – Colour Print
Rick Martindale Defensible Position – Colour Print
Rick Martindale Castle Silhouette – Open Projected Image
Rick Martindale Tidal Sheen – Open Projected Image
Chris Rickels Apple – Open Projected Image
Ian Pinn Arctic Tern – Natural History Projected Image

An introduction to OnOne Software and image editing techniques – Bob Campbell 4th February 2010

Bob is managing director of OnOne Software who produce a range of innovative, creative and powerful plug-ins that enhance and simplify Photoshop and Elements. Bob has many years of presenting to clubs and societies around the UK and brings a light hearted, informative approach to showing how to get the very best out of a range of software plug-ins that are taking the photographic world by storm.

This informative presentation is the perfect opportunity to see the latest OnOne plug-ins in action, to get some expert hints and tips and is a chance for us to get great OnOne software advice from the man at the top! Learn how each plug-in simplifies Photoshop processes, quickly and easily- including the amazing MaskPro, PhotoTools and the essential Genuine Fractals. Plug-ins will be on sale at special prices.

More details are available from www.ononesoftware.com

Panel Competition

Our first panel competition has been held and the seven panels that were entered were of good quality, Peter Cheetham, the judge, gave contructive comments to all images and panels and some very good pointers for future panels.

The winning images are by Austen Haines.