Photographic Society

Disaster has struck! The photographic exhibition will be postponed to the 17th March and will be on until the 26th March. This inconvenient delay has been caused by multiple bookings of the ante-room, where our exhibition is held. This problem occurred last year as well and it resulted in our frames being damaged. Despite all this, we are still determined to exhibit our work (in the ante-room) and hope it will make up for it. The reception and private view will be on Monday the 16th March, where you can meet the photographers in person and discuss their work over a glass of wine. This is our social event of the year and our first step in gaining world recognition as professional photographers! Really, we are not just sad scientists spending loads of hours in the dark. If you are thinking of joining our society, this is a great opportunity for you to find out what we get up to. An example of what will be on showing is exhibited here to wet your appetite for some more! We held an eternal competition over Christmas and this is the winning picture photographed by P Pennet. His photographs and more can also be viewed on our new web page, which contains all the information about our society, at http://www.su.ic.ac.uk/clubsocs/rcc/photosoc

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19th Mar 1997

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