[GUPS] Three Lighting Talks and a Show & Tell

[Glasgow University Photo Society Announcements]

Hey everyone,

Meeting: Monday 5th @ 7pm in Boyd Orr 513
Shoot: details @ 
http://www.flickr.com/groups/guphotosoc/discuss/72157622303669553/

A feature-packed meeting this week: three short talks and a photo review 
session. To submit something for the show & tell please email hyperlinks 
or attachments to guphotosoc at googlemail.com or bring prints along on the 
night. If you ask in the email, we won't divulge who sent us a 
particular picture and we can critique anonymously.

Jonny is in the process of planning a trip to Edinburgh this Saturday, 
which you can check out here 
http://www.flickr.com/groups/guphotosoc/discuss/72157622303669553/

The meeting will be this Monday (5th October) at 7pm in Boyd Orr Room 
513 (Lecture Theatre D). If you're not sure of your way around the Boyd 
Orr, email me (sean at moniker42.com) and I'll give you my phone number.

Among other things, I'll be talking about how to adjust your (digital) 
camera to deal with poor lighting conditions. Scott will be talking 
about shutter speed and how you can use it creatively to capture motion. 
Benzo will be talking about something :) 

Monday evening events in the pipeline include talks on landscape 
photography, demonstrations on digital workflow with software such as 
Adobe Lightroom, a workshop on tripod usage and a number of 
photography-related film screenings. If you would like to give a talk or 
workshop of any length, whether it's a 5-minute howto or a 50-minute 
lecture, please get in touch by email or let people know at the meetings.

If you left early on Saturday or Monday because you were bored or 
expecting something else, please give us another shot (aha, like a 
camera!) this Monday and come along to the talks and show & tell. I'm 
confident that the variety will make it an engaging meeting for everyone 
involved. There will be three short talks taking around ten minutes each 
followed by about five minutes of questions each, then a photo review 
session. Starting at 1900, wrapping up at 2030 approx.

See you all on Monday!

Sean.