September 2024
These are the events planned so far for September 2024. I will be adding more soon to coincide with our Exhibition at the Fujifilm House of Photography.
There are links to the Facebook event, where you can keep up with the conversation about the event and let us know if you’d like to attend. If you’re not a member of the Facebook Group, please email angela@sheclicks.net to let us know which event you plan to attend.
Saturday 7th September, 2024
Instax and street photography at Fujifilm House of Photography, 8-9 Long Acre, Covent Garden, London, WC2E 9LH
11:15-16:00 (approx end) Saturday, 7th September, 2024
Please bring your camera and lenses (for street photography).
This is an opportunity to see the Challenge Accepted: A SheClicks Collection (the SheClicks exhibition) at the Fujifilm House of Photography, meet other SheClickers and use some of the latest Fujifilm Instax kit. It's also a great time to get an image for the September Challenge and maybe score a bonus feature!
We will meet at the exhibition on the first floor of the House of Photography, spend some time looking at the images, then pick up the Instax kit and head outside. We will break for lunch, do a bit more photography, and then return to the HOP to hand in the kit and look at our images from the day. Timings will be flexible depending on crowds around Covent Garden and food/drink demands.
Saturday 14th September, 2024
Multiple Exposure Workshop at Fujifilm House of Photography, 8-9 Long Acre, Covent Garden, London, WC2E 9LH
11:15-16:00 Saturday, 14th September, 2024
UPDATE: There will be 10 X-T3 cameras for people to try, so we may need to pass them around if more want to experience using a Fujifilm camera with traditional exposure controls.
Approximate Timings:
11:15 Viewing the exhibition
12:00 Presentation by Janina with demo and Q&A
12:45 - 13:30 Lunch (there's a Pret near the HOP if required) we can eat at the House of Photography
13:30 - 16:00 Photowalk shooting multiple exposures
16:00 Return to HOP to discuss images etc
16:30 Finish
This will be an opportunity to see the Challenge Accepted: A SheClicks Collection (the SheClicks exhibition) at the Fujifilm House of Photography, meet other SheClickers and attend a workshop about multiple exposure photography with Janina Wilde.
Please bring a few memory cards if you have more than one, plus your own camera and lenses, as you may not be able to use the Fujifilm cameras all the time.
Janina will explain in-camera multiple-exposure photography and how to do it before we head out to take photographs. We will break for lunch at a cafe or buy sandwiches (or you can bring your own lunch), and then we well do some more photography before heading back to the HOP.
Please email angela@sheclicks.net to reserve a place. First-come-first-served.
Saturday 14th September, 2024
Meet-up at Brighton, UK
10:30-16:00 Saturday 14th September, 2024
Unfortunately, this meet-up has now been cancelled.
Sunday 22nd September 2024
Meet-up at Dunham Massey National Trust, Woodhouse Lane, Altrincham, WA14 4SJ, UK
10:00-16:00 (approx)m Sunday, 22nd September 2024
This meet-up is at Dunham Massey National Trust, Altrincham. WA14 4SJ, and is hosted by Toni Slater. Please meet her outside the main entrance.
There's a beautiful house, gardens, lake and deer park.
National Trust members get in for free, otherwise adult tickets cost £9.90.
You can find more information about the site and lunch options here: Dunham Massey NT, Altrincham. WA14 4SJ There's good parking and a cafe.
For more information about the venue, please visit: https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/cheshire-greater-manchester/dunham-massey
No meet-up in your area? Why not host one? Hosting a meet-up is easy. Just decide where you would like to photograph, pick a date and time, and then email Angela to receive a form to complete to let her know the details. Then all you need to do is be there at the appointed time.
Locations with good transport links, easy access to toilets and a convenient place for tea/coffee, snacks and/or lunch are usually favoured.
