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Primrose Park Photography

Locality: Cammeray, New South Wales, Australia

Address: Matora Lane, Cremorne 2090 Cammeray, NSW, Australia

Website: www.primrose-park.com.au/Photography/photography.html

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12.01.2022 HOT AUGUST SOUP NIGHT THIS FRIDAY 3 AUGUST 2018! Our MC for the evening is Andy Rogers and the theme is 'EMOTION' - Bring along all those prints and A/Vs that inspire your laughter and tears to share with our members, friends and guests! Entry is $10 plus drinks to share, for those not providing soup or dessert. Theres a chance to win our Lucky Door Prize for all those who attend!... Location: Chatswood Bowling Club http://www.chatswoodbowls.com.au/contact/ Time:6pm-10pm Those providing soups, please arrive 6pm - with a ladle! Food will be available from 6.30pm.

05.01.2022 InTransit Exhibition get together for Challenge and Response this afternoon at North Sydney Council.

03.01.2022 Join PPP at the Sydney Camera Market at Ultimo Community Centre this afternoon. Lots of great bargains!

03.01.2022 Join PPP this Wednesday February 6, from 7.30pm for our Acrobatics themed meeting at Chatswood Bowling Club! Chatswood Bowling Club is located at 655 Pacific Highway Chatswood. Enter off Gordon Ave. More information about the club can be found here - http://www.chatswoodbowls.com.au/about/... Michael Bucknell will be MC for the evening and we encourage everyone to bring along images to show on the grey boards of sporting themes on the evening. Michael has also suggested we check out some inspirational images from the Africa Geographic Photographer of the Year 2018! http://magazine.africageographic.com//photographer-year-/ We will also have a short discussion on the images of John Turner, whose twentieth century street photos, taken mainly for a camera club in Bromley, have recently attracted international attention. Some of his photographs are in the BBC article http://www.bbc.com/news/in-pictures-43782267 Have a quick look at the article and join in our discussion on what makes these B&W photos exceptional. So don’t forget to bring your mug for a hot drink or glass for something stronger and a few tasty treats on Wednesday night. Contributions are always appreciated. Please have your AVs on board our laptop by 7.20pm. Look forward to seeing you then