Author Archives: Morgan O'Neill

WORKING TOWARDS LICENTIATESHIP DISTINCTION One of the best ways to improve your photography is to start working on putting together a panel of images for an Irish Photographic Federation (I.P.F.) Distinction. There are three levels of Distinctions available from the I.P.F. … Continue reading →

The competition night will be held this Monday 28th Jan. The theme will be OPEN. Members can enter up to 4 colour prints,4 mono prints and 4 projected images. PLEASE !!!! Try and make an effort to enter the competition,it’s … Continue reading →

Mentoring will begin next Monday night at 8pm. This is aimed at all members (especially those less experienced) who want to learn more about their cameras and how to improve their photography skills. Those participating should bring their camera gear … Continue reading →

There will be a Canon Sports seminar held in the Strand hotel on Thursday 21st February circa 7.40 onwards for an 8 O clock start in the O Brien Suite. This presentation will be given by Billy Stickland of Inphoto … Continue reading →

ECCG are proposing to run a Photoshop workshop with Mike Brown on Saturday/Sunday feb 9/10 in Midleton park hotel. They would like too extend an invitation to members of our club. The workshop will run from 10 am to approx. … Continue reading →

Tonights meeting has been cancelled due to very risky weather tonight.There is a bad frost forcast which will lead to dangerous roads. Please pass this message onto other members.

We will have a Still life and Macro night this coming Monday 21st Jan. Should be a good craic,so don’t forget to bring your camera and tripod with you.

A gentle reminder the we’ll have our first meeting of 2013 on this Monday 14th Jan. We’ll have a run down on the programme for the new season discussing whats in store for the next few weeks and we’ll have … Continue reading →

The social night venue is Peppers restaurant on the 14th Dec. Sitting at 8 pm. Michael O’Sullivan of the Cork camera club will be our guest giving a talk and showing his class work. Please contact John Hogan if you … Continue reading →