What’s on at the Club
Tomorrow will be a presentation by Ken Scott entitled Coast 17. It is also hand in for PDI competition Round 3
Next Week (24 January) is the PDI Competition Round 3 to be judged by Andy Smith
Next Camera Club Outing – Canary Wharf Winter Lights Outing – Saturday 26 January
Meet outside Canary Wharf station at 4:45pm (We can book somewhere for dinner too if you’re all up for it). Tripods recommended.
Winter Lights returns for a fifth year bringing together some of the most imaginative and exciting international artists working with light art today. The festival draws upon state-of-the-art light technology to deliver spectacular artworks, installations and experiences – many of them interactive or responsive – and has continued to gather pace with bigger and brighter installations every year. For more information and example images see: https://canarywharf.com/arts-events/events/winter-lights-2019/?instance_id=
Workshop
Steve Jones will be holding a workshop for newer and less experienced members on Monday 4 February at 8:00pm at his home in Chislehurst. Anyone interested please contact Steve at stevejones35@gmail.com
Bromley Mayor’s Quiz Night – Friday 8 February
The Mayor of Bromley’s annual charity quiz night will be at the Civic Centre on Friday 8 February at 7:00pm. Cost is £14 per person which includes food (jacket potato and chili con carne). Any member wanting to join a BCC team please let Steve Jones know by email stevejones35@gmail.com or on the club evenings tomorrow or 24 January.
RPS AGM and Members Day – Sunday 3 February at Crockstead Farm Hotel, Halland Eastbourne Road, BN8 6PT.
Please see attachment for full details of this event.
What’s on Soon
Winter Exhibition – Aperture Woolwich – on now and until Friday 1 March
Aperture Woolwich’s annual exhibition is at Mycenae House, 19 Mycenae Road, SE3 7SE (Westcombe Park). If you’re visiting Greenwich Park, it’s a short hop, skip and a jump to their exhibition.
Astronomy Photographer of the Year – National Maritime Museum on now and until 5 May 2019 is the largest international competition of its kind. Annually showcasing the best space photography from a global community astrophotographers. To celebrate the competition’s tenth year, we are opening a new gallery at the National Maritime Museum to display the winners alongside some of the best images from the last nine years. This year we welcomed artist Sarah Pickering to the judging panel, joining renowned comedian and keen amateur astronomer Jon Culshaw, Editor of BBC Sky at Night Magazine Chris Bramley and a host of experts in the worlds of art and astronomy. Read more at https://www.rmg.co.uk/royal-observatory/insight-astronomy-photographer-year#ZOWkFdF8gviMg7A1.99
Something to watch out for
Illuminated River is a large-scale art project, which will see illuminations installed on bridges across the River Thames. Each artwork will celebrate the role of the Thames’ bridges in connecting communities on the north and south sides of the river. Initially, four bridges will be lit up; London Bridge, Cannon Street Bridge, Southwark Bridge and the Millennium Bridge.
Up to 15 bridges across the Thames will be illuminated by 2022, from Albert Bridge in west London to Tower Bridge in the City, a stretch of 4.5 nautical miles. Installation work on the first four bridges mentioned above is due to start in early 2019, and the illuminations should be up and running by summer 2019. Once the illuminations are installed, they will be permanently visible at dark, to be enjoyed for free by anyone in the vicinity.
