FORTHCOMING EVENTS
Dear Club Secretaries
Morpeth Camera Club would like to draw your attention to an evening of fine photography on Tuesday 27th November.
It is a joint event by the Royal Photographic Society and Morpeth Camera Club who are very pleased to welcome
Tony Worobiec, a brilliant photographer and a highly accomplished presenter, who will be visiting our region for the first time
with his presentation entitled 'The Water's Edge'. It will take place at the clubs meeting place at the Morpeth Methodist Church,
Howard Terrace, Morpeth, NE61 lHU, beginning at 7.30pm with a £2.00 charge payable on the night.
For more information please follow the link below on www.morpethcameraclub.co.uk and click on 'Local Events'
Morpeth Camera Club
A friendly camera club offering an opportunity to improve your photographic skills
www.morpethcameraclub.co.uk
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Morpeth Camera Club would like to draw your attention to an evening of fine photography on Tuesday 27th November.
It is a joint event by the Royal Photographic Society and Morpeth Camera Club who are very pleased to welcome
Tony Worobiec, a brilliant photographer and a highly accomplished presenter, who will be visiting our region for the first time
with his presentation entitled 'The Water's Edge'. It will take place at the clubs meeting place at the Morpeth Methodist Church,
Howard Terrace, Morpeth, NE61 lHU, beginning at 7.30pm with a £2.00 charge payable on the night.
For more information please follow the link below on www.morpethcameraclub.co.uk and click on 'Local Events'
Morpeth Camera Club
A friendly camera club offering an opportunity to improve your photographic skills
www.morpethcameraclub.co.uk
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Tony Wakes 'Click,Click Club' is holding an Exhibition
on SATURDAY September 29th 11.00am - 3.00pm
Bowes Railway Museum
Bowes Railway Museum is located on the outskirts of Springwell Village, just south of Gateshead and is a unique industrial site. No longer operational, but is listed as a World Heritage Site and also comes under Historic England. It is the only remaining Industrial Railway anywhere in the world where operations were carried out using a combination of rope haulage and gravity running for coal trains between 1826 and 1974.
We would like to invite members of your photographic society to visit and capture images which cannot be obtained elsewhere! The site is largely as it was when it was ceased operation in 1974; a real time capsule.
Entry is free (however optional donations would be appreciated). Visitors can have almost unhindered access when on the site and the old workshops, but on the main open air area, groups will have to be accompanied by a tour guide, so adhering to Bowes Railway safety policies. Our Tour Guides will accompany you across the rail will be able to explain the operational details that were used and what it entailed.
After your visit you may care to use the facilities of our tea room.
We are open to the public from the 1st weekend in March and through to the end of October 2018.
Because of the terrain good footwear is recommended.
For more information visit our website http://bowesrailway.uk/ and if you would like to visit, either telephone Amanda Cuskin on: 07850 916484 or E mail to:amandacuskin@communityopportunities.co.uk for opening days and times.
We will look forward to hearing from you
J King
PP Amanda Cuskin
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Bowes Railway Museum is located on the outskirts of Springwell Village, just south of Gateshead and is a unique industrial site. No longer operational, but is listed as a World Heritage Site and also comes under Historic England. It is the only remaining Industrial Railway anywhere in the world where operations were carried out using a combination of rope haulage and gravity running for coal trains between 1826 and 1974.
We would like to invite members of your photographic society to visit and capture images which cannot be obtained elsewhere! The site is largely as it was when it was ceased operation in 1974; a real time capsule.
Entry is free (however optional donations would be appreciated). Visitors can have almost unhindered access when on the site and the old workshops, but on the main open air area, groups will have to be accompanied by a tour guide, so adhering to Bowes Railway safety policies. Our Tour Guides will accompany you across the rail will be able to explain the operational details that were used and what it entailed.
After your visit you may care to use the facilities of our tea room.
We are open to the public from the 1st weekend in March and through to the end of October 2018.
Because of the terrain good footwear is recommended.
For more information visit our website http://bowesrailway.uk/ and if you would like to visit, either telephone Amanda Cuskin on: 07850 916484 or E mail to:amandacuskin@communityopportunities.co.uk for opening days and times.
We will look forward to hearing from you
J King
PP Amanda Cuskin
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Hello,
I am working with Spectrum Cultural Hub in Seaham, a not - for - profit arts organisation and studio spaces. We are currently looking into expanding our facilities and installing a 'photography department' with a dark room and studio available. We are committed to increasing access to art's for all and part of that is offering low cost facilities. To understand what is best needed for the photography community we have created a survey and are asking if you could circulate this around your members
https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/QQM3KX9
and
https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/QJTZ5RS
additionally if your group would like to use any of the project space / exhibition areas / workshop spaces we have available please do not hesitate to contact us - we would love to collaborate!
https://spectrumsr7.wixsite.com/spectrumsr7
Hollie Dearing
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I am working with Spectrum Cultural Hub in Seaham, a not - for - profit arts organisation and studio spaces. We are currently looking into expanding our facilities and installing a 'photography department' with a dark room and studio available. We are committed to increasing access to art's for all and part of that is offering low cost facilities. To understand what is best needed for the photography community we have created a survey and are asking if you could circulate this around your members
https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/QQM3KX9
and
https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/QJTZ5RS
additionally if your group would like to use any of the project space / exhibition areas / workshop spaces we have available please do not hesitate to contact us - we would love to collaborate!
https://spectrumsr7.wixsite.com/spectrumsr7
Hollie Dearing
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