Long Exposure – August 2019
All posts by Robin Tully
Performance Competition – July 2019
Industrial Competition – June 2019
Nature Competition 2019
Preston / Moreland Interclub 2018
Scapes Competition – August 2018
Just some of the amazing work by members of the Preston Photographic Club
Nature Competition – June 2018
1806 Nature Competition –
Novice Prints
Commended – Cocky has Something to Say – Richard Finnigan
Commended – Bird’s Eye – Michelle Reid
Merit – Butterfly – Richard Finnigan
Standard Prints
Highly Commended – Orangutan – Alison Crea
Commended – Babysitting – Sam Mariani
Commended – Elephant – Alison Crea
Merit – Bush Kangaroo – Vicki Harding
Merit – Say Arghhh – Steven Pace
Novice Digitals
Highly Commended – Galahs in Love – Richard Finnigan
Commended – Fairy Wren – Maria Mally
Commended – Glacier Carving – Sue Jenkinson
Merit – Mum & Bub – Vali Ghobadi
Merit – Watchful – Maria Mally
Standard Digitals
Highly Commended – King of the Jungle – Alison Crea
Highly Commended – Seal, Sea & Sand – Jasmine Hirst
Commended – Elephant Greeting – Sam Mariani
Commended – Nankeen Kestrel – Russell Spence
Commended – The Feather – Jasmine Hirst
Merit – Ladies in a Row – Sam Mariani
Merit – Satin Bower Bird – Vicki Harding
Merit – Tear & Share – Sam Mariani
Merit – Eagle on Way in – Andrew Leece
Merit – Kingfisher at Rest – Andrew Leece
Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day – April 30th 2017
Preston Photographic Club member Alison Crea featured by Canon . Alison is an inspiring photography and person and we are proud that she is a member of our club.
https://www.facebook.com/CanonAustralia/photos/pcb.10155100200229763/10155100196664763/?type=3&theater
A little piece of history of our club.
A conference was proposed to be held on the 26th and 27th September 1952. A constitution (modified 1908) was to be put to the conference.
Victorian clubs were each invited to send two delegates to the conference to form the Victorian Federation of Camera Clubs. The conference was held at the M.C.C., 123 Little Collins Street, Melbourne. 27 delegates came from 12 clubs. A new name, viz. the Victorian Association of Photographic Societies, was adopted. The first executive committee was elected, with Wilf Broadhead (M.C.C.) as president. As pointed out there were 12 formation clubs (see below). V.A.P.S. was underway.
Foundation clubs:
Adult Education Assoc.
Ballarat C.C.
Bendigo C.C.
Gordon Photographic Society Geelong
Healesville C.C.
Kodak C.C.
Melbourne C.C.
The Photographic Society of Victoria
Preston Photographic Club
Sale C.C.
Southern Suburbs Photographic Society
The Victorian Railways Institute Camera Club