By James Troi - 8th May, 2012 filed in News
Formerly known as PMA, The Digital Show, tagged as Australia's largest digital showcase is hitting the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre from May 25th to 27th. While past focus has been on photography it appears the new direction is to embrace all consumer technology, but still with a strong focus on digital imaging.
Early registration will save you the $20 entry fee, you can register online.
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By VAPS Newsbrief - 5th May, 2012 filed in VAPS NewsBrief
Have you booked for the VAPS 2012 Convention at Ballarat? Bookings have been extended, but must end by May 11, 2012. Attached PDF contains the required registration forms and more information.
Also covered in May's VAPS Newsbrief:
- Farewell to John Anthony Harris. 1930 - 2012.
- End of an era for Leica.
- Skipton Progress Association 7th Annual Photography Show.
- Calling all enthusiasts of Audio Visuals in Victoria.
Download the VAPS Newsbrief May 2012 as a PDF.
By Tom Matthews & David Male - 24th April, 2012 filed in Shoot Reports
Today we're excited to be able to provide not one, but two, reports from the Williamstown Camera Club trip to Bright, April 21 & 22, 2012. The first is from Tom Matthews. The second report comes from our president David Male. If members have any photos from the weekend they'd like to include in the gallery, please send them through.
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By VAPS Newsbrief - 2nd April, 2012 filed in VAPS NewsBrief
Covered in this month's Newsbrief from VAPS
- Ballarat Convetion
- New Category "Motion" for video sub section.
- A call to remove "small prints" limitation from Novice members' competition submissions.
- Easter print exhibition at Bendigo.
- Southern Suburbs Photographic Society celebrates 60 years.
- Caulfield Photographic Society's Beginners Course on offer.
- Skipton Progress Association 7th Annual Photography Show.
- "Art" by Peter Curmudgeon.
Download the VAPS Newsbrief April 2012 as a PDF.
By Michelle Thompson - 26th March, 2012 filed in Member Updates
The opening will be on Tuesday 3rd April, commencing at 4pm. It will move progressively between 3 venues in Douglas Pde, Williamstown, starting at Sussi’s Café (no 79-83), The Victoria Inn (65-67) and Prince Albert Hotel (149). Browse between the 3 place to find a familiar face. Or just go straight to the Vic Inn to see the WCC display.
Press release follows.
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