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Sensuality, Woman at the Window, Traffic, Santorini, Untitled No 66.... These are some of the exciting titles you might see accompanying those brilliant photographs our exhibition has to show off! The enthusiastic members of the photographic society will exhibit their weird and wonderful work on the 10th March, for two weeks only. (See example, right)

They have been inspired by top photographers in the world, namely Mapplethorpe, Blumefield and different American photographers. After being to so many exhibitions and on various field trips, the results of their work seem to be electrifying. If you want to be one of the artists exhibiting work, it is not too late to join our society. The deadline for entries, to members only, is on the 14th February. We still provide lessons if you are keen and have no experience. On the other hand, if you prefer to analyse and appreciate excellent work just come along to our premiere on the 10th March and judge for yourself. It will be a stimulating night, accompanied by refreshments. Alternatively, you can view the photographs on our new web page, but at a much later stage. Looking forward to seeing you all there!

We meet every Friday at the South Side Lounge at 1:00 and lessons are on Wednesdays.

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14th Feb 1997

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