We had a good meeting last Tuesday at Ealing OPEN, the last at our current venue. Several people brought work along to share. Thank you, everyone! Stephanos Kaminis brought along some photos he’d taken in Greece, amongst them this picture of a young boy in Athens. He’d been driving his car when he spotted the [...]
Despite the chilly weather we had a great turn out for our February meeting. This included a couple of newcomers and a visiting Lip member based inSwitzerland, who wanted some help with a project! Jonny Baker, was presented with a bottle of Georgian wine. Thanks go to Jonny for looking after our website so well during the [...]
We had a good August meeting, the second at our new venue – OPEN Ealing. Several members brought work along, including Marie Fitzgerald and Fabrizio Quagliuso, who showed us the work they’d submitted to the annual LIP show. From The Underworld of the Parga Trees by Marie Fitzgerald From Shine on Japan by Fabrizio Quagliuso [...]
The Ealing Group exhibition Lives is now up and running for 6 weeks. Photos of the opening night are here.
Ray Higginbottom of the Ealing LIP group joined other LIP members to take part in the section 44 protest. His page has some photos and he reports… I went up to Trafalgar Square on 23 Jan to support other photographers in the defence of our rights to take photographs in public places and to protest [...]
The Ealing LIP group always meet on the first Tuesday of the month. From time to time the group take on a challenge. The latest one was people drawing the name of another member of the group out of a hat and then arranging to photograph them. Everyone has been given a cheap ikea 4×6 [...]
The Ealing group has occasional challenges, which are either an excuse to get together and take cameras out and share photos or sometimes a chance to try something a bit different. The last one we did was a lot of fun. A few of us had been to see an exhibition by Gilbert Garcin. Garcin [...]
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