Mallow Camera Club
is proud to present an evening with PPAI Photojournalist of the Year
Mark Condren,
author of “The Guard”,
at the Hibernian Hotel,
Mallow on Monday 23 rd January at 8 pm.
Cover charge €5. Proceeds to Temple St. Children’s Hospital.
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Mark Sedgwick,President of the IPF is coming to Mallow Camera Club to show us some of his work.
Mark is a Member of the Celbridge camera club who were placed 3th in the world cup competition this year.
He is a very respected photographer throughout Ireland and abroad and know as a gentleman of the sport.Mark has been very sucessful over the years winning his fair share of gold medals nationally and internationally.In 1997 Mark won two gold medals for Ireland at the European Exposition of Photography in Holland. One was for best national image and the other for best international image – his compilation prints comprised six images in traditional monochrome. Mark’s successes were the first won by an Irishman on the international circuit.
Check out his website at: http://www.theremarkableimage.com/
All members from surrounding clubs are very welcome on this coming Monday 14th March.
Friday the 15th of October Gabriel O’Shaughnessy, Bob Underhill and Colin Thompson will be giving a presentation of their work.
This will take place in St. Patricks Boys’ School at 8.30 pm.
Three very highly respected Photographers,and also three gentlemen.
Not to be missed!!!!
There will be no meeting next Monday the 11th of October. However the following Friday the 15th of October Gabriel O’Shaughnessy, Bob Underhill and Colin Thompson will be giving a presentation of their work. This is an exceptional group of photographers and club members should not miss this opportunity if at all possible. The venue is undecided, but will be posted shortly. A great night should be had. Look forward to seeing you there.
The venue for Ciaran White and Lorraine Gilligan’s presentation has been confirmed for St. Patrick’s National School, next to Market Square , Mallow. The presentation will take place on Friday the 24th of September. The photography includes portaits, nude and studio work. All are welcome.
Mallow Camera Club, recently hosted an evening with award winning photographers Julien Behal and Mallow’s Sean Murphy to present their own photographs from a recent trip to India, as part of an awareness campaign by GOAL. A large attendance of over 180 people attended the Hibernian Hotel in Mallow to see a presentation of photographs for over 3 hours. It was a memorable evening made all the more worthwhile by the raising of valuable funds for GOAL, predominantly by the voluntary efforts of Julien and Sean. The evening raised €3,495 which was greatfully recieved by Alison Crowzer from GOAL on the evening. Pictured at the event were Tim Geary, Sean Murphy, Pat Sheehan, Alison Crowzer (GOAL) and Julien Behal. Also pictured is Tim Geary Tresurer of Mallow Camera Club presenting a cheque to Alison Crowzer on the evening for €3495.
Photos by Pat Sheehan
Joe’s only talk in the SACC region will be in Mallow Camera Club, on THURSDAY 29 OCTOBER 2009. Mallow Camera Club are delighted to be hosting this event.
The cost of the lecture will be €20 per person which must be booked in advance. We anticipate a big demand for this lecture and places will be limited. Therefore, all those interested need to book their place as soon as possible.
To reserve places please send a cheque (made payable to Mallow Camera Club) for the full amount to cover the number of attendees (i.e. €20 per person), together with the names, addresses, phone numbers and email addresses of each person to:
John Hooton, FIPF,
Dun an Oir,
Cloughlucas,
Mallow,
Co Cork.
Tel: 022-42286 or 087-2516042
Email johnhooton@eircom.net
Tickets will be allocated on a strictly first come – first served basis.
The event will take place in Mallow G.A.A. Complex on 29 October 2009 at 8.00 p.m.
Detailed directions to the venue and other information will be circulated closer to the date
Denis Whelehan and Tony McDonnell of Dundalk Photographic Society will be making the trip to Mallow to show their award winning images. Both are experienced photographers and well known in Irish photographic circles.
The talk will take place in the new GAA Complex at Carrigoon, Mallow on Friday 20th March at 8:00 p.m. There will be a small cover charge, and light refreshments will be served. This is a night that should not be missed.
To see some of Denis and Tony’s images check out their galleries on the Dundalk P S website.
American landscape photographer David J Eisenlord (Ike to his friends) gave a presentation of his superb images to the club on Monday night last, 09 February. Ike is in Ireland for a month as Artist in Residence in the Sirius Arts Centre, Cobh, for February. Ike spoke passionately about his photography, and brought along a selection of his Platinum Palladium prints for the audience to view.
Ike was joined on the night by his father and Peggy Sue Amison, Artistic Director of the Sirius Arts Centre, who is herself an accomplished photographer. Peggy Sue gave a brief overview of the Sirius Arts Centre, and the Artist in Residence programme. A number of visitors from adjoining clubs also braved the cold to join us on the night.
At the end of his presentation Ike invited the audience up to take a close look at his prints. He also presented one of the prints to the club for our collection. Club Chairman Paddy Fennessy thanked David for this wonderful gesture.
David Eisenlord presents one of his prints to Paddy Fennessy, Chairman, Mallow Camera Club.
David explaining his printing technique with some of the audience.
Paddy Fennessy accepting the print on behalf of Mallow Camera Club from Ike (David Eisenlord)
To see Ike’s Irish images visit his blog.
Visit Ike’s website at www.davideisenlord.com.
Ballycotton, Co. Cork, Ireland, by David J Eisenlord.
