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Group One -
Secretary, Stephanie Cook, LRPS, DPAGB, 58 High Street, South
Milford, Leeds LS25 5AF (01977) 682857
- Kaleidoscope 1 - Digital Audio Visuals by the members of
Leicester Forest AV-Group
The audio visuals are supplied on a CD that will run on any computer
(Windows platform) with no additional software, a large monitor for
viewing will suffice, however a digital projector and a sound system
will enhance the presentation.
- Kaleidoscope 2 - Digital Audio Visuals by the East Midlands
AV-Group (formerly Leicester Forest)
The eagerly awaited follow-up to the very popular Kaleidoscope 1
Lecture.
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An Introduction to Digital Photography by Ann Swearman, ARPS, DPAGB,
APAGB, AFIAP

The content is suitable for those wanting to make a start in digital
photography, and for those needing basic information, from acquiring
the image to the final prints, including the use of layers.
The presentation uses Photoshop CS2, but is applicable to most
Photoshop versions. The main program uses 'Pictures to Exe' which will
run on any PC, and also includes a disk for the commentary, so that any
part of the lecture can be referred to in detail and replayed.
- A Presentation by Phil, Gwen and Chris Charnock

This compilation of images charts Phil and Gwen's photographic journey
from their first entry in club competitions through to their venture
into the commercial world of running a successful business and
photographic studio. The pictures show how imagination and creativity
can work both with film, and digital enhancement using 'Photoshop'.
Their stunning photographs have won them over 500 awards and illustrate
their creativity and wide range of techniques. Their son Chris, brings
an added dimension with his sporting images. Note that whilst this
lecture is provided on a CD it does not include an audio commentary.
Written comments on individual images are displayed on-screen.
- First Open National Digital Exhibition organised by the Beyond
Group

This CD has been denoted by the Beyond Group and shows the images and
award winners chosen for this first national open digital exhibition.
- PAGB GB Cup 2008
Sponsored by Jessops - Pictures from the inaugural competition, no
music, for audience participation and discussion.
Audio Visual by Ron Henry, ARPS
- An Hour of Audio Visual by Ron Henry ARPS. A compilation of 7
sequences ranging from 4 to 15 minutes from the NCPF Specialist.
- Chasing the Light by Irene P Froy, FRPS, HonPAGB, EFIAP
Photographs taken in France, mainly landscapes but with some other
subjects for interest and variation. The emphasis in the commentary is
on the use of light to improve and enhance the pictures and the
preparation needed in the choice of holiday destination to facilitate
photography. 195 slides, 65 minutes.
- Themes, Schemes & Dreams by Brian Gaylor, ARPS, APAGB
Describes the scenery and places of interest around Swansea, Brianís
home town, Landscapes and pattern pictures of high quality with an
entertaining and informative tape. 200 slides, 75mins.
- PAGB Awards
This lecture replaces the previous one entitled 'One Club's
Experience.' It is not yet completed but will be in a similar format
and will show the standard of work required to achieve the increasingly
popular PAGB Awards. Examples of work at Credit, Distinction and Master
levels will be shown.
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Awards for Photographic Merit in Audio
Visual

The CD contains a selection of sequences taken from successful
applicants entries, at the 2007 and 2009 adjudications. Its aim is to
show the standard of work that is required in order to gain the award.
-
2009 PAGB Inter-Federation Print
Competitions and Exhibition 
This year the competition is on CD only, and provides an ideal
opportunity to Clubs to see some of the best prints in both colour and
mono, from photographers around the country. The presentation can be
viewed with or without audio accompaniment.
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Creative Colour Part 1 by Ian Platt FRPS, HonPAGB, MFIAP,
HonEFIAP
A close look at the creative use of colour using the work of four
photographers which each used to gain a Fellowship of the Royal
Photographic Society. These colour slides make good use of derivative
techniques and make an excellent show. 110 slides. 40 minutes.
- Creative Colour Part 2 by Ian Platt FRPS, HonPAGB, MFIAP,
HonEFIAP
The eagerly awaited follow up to the highly popular ìCreative Colour
Part 1 ì. Concentrates on creativity of the ìin cameraî variety using
Ianís own photographs. 140 slides. 80 minutes.
Plus - continued introduction of the most recent exhibition sets as
they become available.
Group Two -
Secretary, Michael Betts, 8 Plover Court, Juniper Close, St. Leonards-on-Sea, E. Sussex TN38 9RJ (01424) 854304
- PAGB Exhibition and Competition Pictures
- PAGB Colour Slide Exhibition
Copies of the Alliance Slide Exhibitions now provide an ideal
opportunity to Clubs to see some of the best slides from photographers
throughout the country. Each set comes complete with the relevant
Catalogue giving Federation, Title and Author of each slide.
Approximately 140 slides. Please state year required. Currently
available: 2005 and 2006
PAGB Print Exhibition
Copies of the Alliance Print Exhibitions on slide now provide an ideal
opportunity to Clubs to see some of the best prints, Colour and Mono,
from photographers throughout the country. Each set comes complete with
the relevant Catalogue giving Federation, Title and Author of each
print. Approx. 160 slides. Please state year required. Currently
available: 2005 and 2006
This CD lecture begins with a
two minute introduction by John in which he gives pointers of what
a judge would be looking for from the images presented and also what not
to say. This is followed by 2 halves of images and relevant comments;
again from John's long and highly acclaimed experience in judging at all
levels. This is then followed by John marking each image out of 20. The
images covering excellent, good, and not so good have all been supplied
by Ashford PS.
- Wigan 10 Exposed
A CD donated by Wigan 10 containing the individual work of members
together with their winning 2005 Club Slide Championship entry. Over 100
images, presented in a very flexible format and ideal for discussion and
instruction. Requires Digital Projector/Computer or other CD player. Not
Slide/Tape
- Lakes, Peaks and Dales by Irene P Froy, FRPS, EFIAP, HonPAGB
Mostly landscapes taken in the Lake District, Peak District, Scotland and
the Yorkshire Dales mainly in the winter months. There are tips on
improving your pictures by using lighting or moving to frame the picture
better; the improvements are illustrated for comparison on occasions.
- Exposing Wildlife by Colin Smith FRPS
The lecture includes a variety of techniques used in a wide range of
nature photography. Emphasis on good technique, use of light & care of
the subjects and the environment. Approximately 120 slides, 60 minutes.
- Sport for All by Mike McNamee FRPS
This lecture covers the technique & images of sports photography
including some cunning print retouching to change the evidence. The
pictures are from the photographerís successful monochrome ARPS and FRPS
sports panels. 77 slides. 35 minutes.
- On Portraiture by Ian Aldcroft ARPS
A lecture on the techniques used by Ian Aldcroft to produce portraits,
resulting in a successful Associateship application. The talk is
concluded by the Fellowship panel of Rory Chisholm FRPS, showing a
contrasting approach to portraiture. Slides from prints. 68 slides. 60
minutes.
- From Silhouette to Space Age by Herbert Jones FRPS, FRSA, PAA,
APAGB
Donated by Beckenham PS. This unique collection shows examples of work of
some of the early masters, illustrating how photography has changed over
the decades, culminating in the creative techniques presented by
photographers up to the commencement of the Space Age in the 1960's. 185
slides. 70 minutes.
- Pictures on a Package by Sylvia Keith ARPS
How to make the most of opportunities for photography where time may be
limited and the photographer is not able to revisit the location.
Original colour prints copied onto colour transparency film
(approximately 69 slides 75 minutes).
For details of other lectures and booking form see the PAGB
Handbook. All lectures cost £11.00, which is inclusive
of postage and packaging.
Please feel free
to download a copy
of the Recorded Lecture Service Booking Form
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