Photos turn heads
MEMBERS of the Phillip Island Camera Club hosted the 5th Gippsland Interclub Photographic Exhibition at Coal Creek Community Park and Museum at Korumburra recently.
The show featured entries from the six participating Gippsland camera clubs.
Jill Rogers, secretary of The Artists’ Society of Phillip Island Inc, was invited to open proceedings, and entertained the crowd with a humorous play on words on the development of photography.
Best photograph was won by Linda Keagle of Foster Camera Club and the overall winning club was Coal Country Camera Club, with Phillip Island Camera Club coming second and Sale Camera Club third.
Congratulations to Phillip Island members Kym Wormald (third place) and Darren Callesen (merit).
The participating exhibitors include Phillip Island Camera Club, Coal Country Camera Club (Latrobe Valley), Sale Camera Club, Foster Photography Club, East Gippsland Photographic Society (Bairnsdale) and Warragul Camera Club.
The Gallery at Coal Creek is open daily from 10am to 4.30pm until Saturday, September 29 and admission is free. The heritage village area is only open to visitors on Thursday to Monday.
The Phillip Island Camera Club (Artists’ Society of Phillip Island Inc member) meets on the first Monday of the month (except January) at the Heritage Centre meeting room 1.30pm-4pm. Enquiries to Susan Brereton ([email protected] ) or check out the club website: www.phillipislandcameraclub.com.au
Well deserved: from left, Elaine Berrymam (wife of the late Roy Berryman OAM) presented the inaugural Roy Berryman award to best photograph in exhibition winner Linda Keagle of Foster Camera Club.
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Posted by Tayla Kershaw on Aug 25 2015. Filed under Community. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry
