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Photographic exhibition and competition

Photo-competition


Take a look at the brilliant work of Wallingford Photographic Club and join our competition to be judged on the final day of the Festival. 


Sat 2nd to Sun 3rd May and Sat 9th to Sun 10th May


Free

Dorchester Abbey Guest House


Wallingford Photographic Club

Photography is now a very popular hobby so why not come and enjoy sharing your interest and skills with other like–minded people of all ages and photographic ability.  The club welcomes new members from beginners to those who are ‘advanced’ photographers. Meetings include illustrated talks, practical evenings, competitions and discussion groups.  They are held on Thursday evenings from mid-September until the end of May at the comfortable Crowmarsh Pavilion, (behind the tyre warehouse near the bridge) The Street, Crowmarsh, at 7.45 for 8p.m. until 10p.m. with a break for coffee. Further details on their website: - http://www.wallingford-photographic-club.org.uk or by telephoning 01491 835632. They look forward to meeting you.
 
A mixed media exhibition by students of Treloar College
Treloars2008 Students at Treloar College are encouraged to reach their creative potential through the use of a wide variety of media and resources. The work shows the commitment of the students to experiment and adapt techniques in art, craft and design. They work independently to produce imaginative and stimulating outcomes, such as the latest from up and coming film maker Cato Heath, whose recent work was shown at the Barbican Cinema early this year alongside each screening of Woody Allen's latest film

A world where physically disabled young people have opportunities to learn to take control of their lives and fulfil their dreams.  For more information about Treloar's please visit www.treloar.org.uk

Mon 4th to Sun 10th May

Free                                                                                                  Dorchester Abbey
 


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