Camera club based in Navan, Co. Meath
Navan Camera Club seasons 2017/2018 finished. After six competitions, we chose those who received the highest number of points and the winners are:
Novice section 🥇 Willie Keegan 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Intermediate 🥇 Darina Merlehan 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Senior 🥇 Andrew Yeates 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
CONGRATULATIONS
Our Printed Photo Of The Year competition sorted and the winners are …….. :
🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁 ……
🥇 1st place Justin Corrigan (middle)
🥈 2nd Andrew Ellis (left)
🥉 3rd Darina Merlehan (right) .
Congratulations 😁
Credits: 📸 Andrew Yeats
Today we had visit of Barry Delaney and interesting lecture about street photography.
Also we can look for his books
I’d like to wish a very Merry Christmas for everyone and a lot of lovely pictures 😁
We enjoying weather at club outing. Good craic.
From first competition this season, NCC has new photo competition rules.
All details are here: Rules for club competitions
Please read carefully.
If anyone need to fill form before meeting, there is a copy below.
Also, forms will be available in clubhouse.
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I would like to warmly invite all of you to the opening night of new season at Navan Camera Club and join to our community. All necessary information will be provided by the current members and they you can decide to join the club.
This is good place to improve yours skills and also start from the basics, because 12th Sep we lunch beginners course.
For current and new members, registration form can be downloaded from here:
We are proud to announce our 30th birthday anniversary of Navan Camera Club
First, I would like to show our history:
”Navan photographic club was set up in 1987 by a group of ten enthusiasts
following their completion of beginners & intermediate courses in photography held in the VEC (currently Beaufort College, Navan).
Those heady days, some 30 years ago bring back many great memories of our
fledgling club, the wonder of watching an image appear on a sheet of paper in the darkroom, striving to win competitions, the struggle to attract members, the desire to programme content that would entertain and educate people, while also helping the club to grow ….. the list goes on.
We initially met in the Irish National Foresters hall on the 23rd April 1987 and
subsequently made it our home for 7 years, finally moving (courtesy of Tara
Mines) to our current premises at Liscarton, Kells Road in 1994.
The Navan Photographic club membership waxed & wained during those early
years, where attendance would sometimes drop as low as 4 – 5 people, and on
occasion – an additional injection of funds was required from members to defray immediate expenses, but a tireless and undaunted committee bolstered with an enthusiasm for photography soldiered on to keep the club active. In the early 2000`s, a name change to Navan Camera Club and the growth of digital photography seen a significant increase in pubic interest in photography, and this was reflected in an ever increasing membership. This renewed interest coupled with the introduction of “Beginners courses in Digital Photography” proved to be a turning point where we attracted some 95 members in 2012.
The camera club has successfully retained an annual membership of 60 – 70
people and provides a comprehensive programme of events from September
through to May each year. The aim of the camera club has always been to
promote photography through encouragement and exposure to the work of
other photographers (both professional & enthusiast).
It is with a great sense of pride that we – Navan Camera Club are still active and growing on this celebration of our 30th anniversary – a testament to the
dedication, hard work and never-ending enthusiasm of so many members – past and present.”
Second, I would like to invite all ours fans, members and all people interested in photography to visit our exhibition in Navan Library from 1st to 31st August 2017
NAVAN LIBRARY LOCATION:
