Hive Exhibition
Chairman’s introduction
Dear all
This second newsletter is designed to fill the gap before the next issue of Heritage Photography is published.
Do remember if you have a talk you would like to give that be would be very welcome do e-mail Mike Glyde our secretary who can arrange this now we have renewed our zoom subscription at heritage.secretary@rps.org
Next issues of Heritage Photography
I would like to remind members to send me any material they would like to see published in future editions of Heritage Photography which is published 3 times per year. The next issue will be published at the end of March 2022 then the next issue for September. Don’t forget all past issues can be viewed on the RPS’s issuu site see https://issuu.com/royalphotographicsociety/stacks/e5208ecd8f7d49a7b1a1ef0043524256 Do keep an eye on the group website and make suggestions for additions or improvements or send blog posts to the secretary Mike Glyde who is currently looking after the website for the group heritage.secretary@ rps.org
Heritage Photography March & September 2022
It looks currently from materials I have to hand that March’s issue will be based around buildings and memorials and other aspects of the historic built environment more articles and photographs would still be very welcome especially great vertical images for the front cover. September’s issue is looking to be themed around historic photographic cameras and ephemera ideas and content welcome.
We have been able to highlight women members’ work in Heritage Photography but would welcome more so it can be more representative of all of the group’s members.
Heritage Photography submission guidelines
AS a refresher please remember to check out the submission guidelines for the journal onthe rps website at https://rps.org/media/21eb3lfx/heritage_photography_requirements.pdf and please e-mail me heritage.editor@rps.org and I can send you a dropbox file request which is easier than trying to send large files via e-mail.
Group exhibition at the Hive
We had an exhibition in Worcester at the Hive the Unique County and University Library and Exhibition space. Our work was set up by Mike Glyde, see http://www.thehiveworcester.org/documents/Visiting_The_ Hive.pdf for details about the Hive.
Mike is also proposing a future exhibition at the Hive which we hope will be a refresh of member’s newer work.
exhibition at the Hive.
Members and regions
The graphic on the next page shows how many members are in different RPS Regions and we are very much widely spread around the world and UK.
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Bronze Age Sword
Bronze Age Sword found in Denmark: Archeologists excavating the village of Hare on the island of Funen in Denmark, have discovered a Bronze Age sword dating back 3,000 years ago.
Standing Stones Edmund White
New photograph theme for facebook
It has been a while since we had a facebook group photo theme, so lets go for your photos of Standing Stones, what have you got!? from Mike Glyde.
Salisbury Plains
Little Malvern