We meet on Monday evenings at 7:30 pm at the West Monkton Village Hall, nr Taunton,TA2 8NE in the Heathfield Hall.
Please feel free to come and see us.
Click Here for a map to the hall
Ordinary Membership costs £25.00 (payable by the end of September)
Evening Costs are £4.00 or £5.00 depending on the speaker
Refreshments are included.
The Phoenix Group of Photographers prides itself on non-competitive support for all skill levels.
Phoenix is well established offering new photographers a supportive environment with a diverse knowledge base, and offer the more experiences photographers a place to share experience with like minded people wanting to network with others who share a passion for the art of photography.
So no matter what your skill level or experience, our common aim is to learn and share and support others with photography.
If you would like to get involved just email info@pgop.org and we will look forward to meeting you.
President: John Loveday
Chairman: John Gamblin - chairman@pgop.org
Vice Chairman: Tony Raymond - vicechairman@pgop.org
Secretary: Sue Raymond - secretary@pgop.org
Treasurer: Sue Raymond - treasurer@pgop.org
Programme Secretary & Webmaster: David Beer - progsecretary@pgop.org
Exhibition Secretary: Ray McIntosh
Webmaster: WendyTancock - webmaster@pgop.org
PR Officer: Sarah Woods - profficer@pgop.org
Equipment Officer: Tony Raymond - vicechairman@pgop.org
Competitions Secretary John Gamblin chairman@pgop.org
Committee Member: Chris Mowthorpe ARPS DPAGB & Roger Johnson
New 2024/2025 Programme
*OPENING EVENING*
2ND SEPTEMBER 2024
A Presentation of MPIX 2024
competition winners.
9TH SEPTEMBER 2024
Land of Mountain and Flood
Malcolm McNaughton
16th SEPTEMBER 2024
Namibia
Scott Hurd's zoom presentation living
and working as a photographer in
Namibia.
23rd SEPTEMBER 2024
The Dabbler
A talk by photographer
Di Wilkins
30th SEPTEMBER 2024
Digital Critique
Critiqued by Keith Spicer
7th OCTOBER 2024
Story/Narrative Photography
Laura Pearce
14th OCTOBER 2024
Travel Talk
Svalbarb and the Russian High Arctic.
Chris Marsham
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Also Members' Exhibition on at
Taunton Library until 26th Oct.
21st OCTOBER 2024
Backwell Print Critique
28th OCTOBER 2024
Print Critique
Critiqued by Jane Kearney
4th NOVEMBER 2024
Through an Older Eye
Simon Williams
1th NOVEMBER 2024
Fotospeed
Tim Jones returns to the club.
18th NOVEMBER 2024
Talk Sports
Warren Alani presents his sports
photography presentation on zoom.
25th NOVEMBER 2024
Digital Critique
Critiqued by Andy Frances.
2nd DECEMBER 2024
Christmas Meal
*Details to be confirmed.
9th DECEMBER 2024
Wild Earth Pictures
Photography by Simon Van-Orden
16th DECEMBER 2024
What the Romans Did for Me
Pauline Rook returns speaking about a
Roman mosaic discovery in Lopen.
23rd DECEMBER 2024
No meeting
XMAS break
1st January 2025
No meeting
New years Day
6th January 2025
Chasing the Light
Simon Van-Orden
(Zoom presentation)
13th January 2025
Dublin Camera Federation
Joint Digital Critique
(Zoom presentation)
20th January 2025
PAGB The Seventh Masters of Print
Salon des Refusés
The Masters of Print Exhibition is restricted to just 60 prints from 60 different photographers, and this makes an Acceptance particularly difficult.
Martin Barber
27th January 2025
Digital Critique
3 Images per member
3rd February 2025
Journey to Fellowship in Prints
Andrew Marker
10th February 2025
Capturing the Heart of the
Highlands
Dean Allen, Scottish Landscape Photographer of the Year
17th February 2025
My Photography
Paul Stanley FIPF, EFIAP/g
24th February 2025
Print Critique
3 or 5 prints to make a panel
3rd March 2025
Members 10 minuets
10th March 2025
Practical evening ,bring your camera's we will have still life and second part painting with light..
17th March 2025
WCPF Print Exhibition
(Hand in date for Digital Critique 31st March)
24th March 2025
Pedro Landers
31st March 2025
Digital Critique
3 Images per member
Critiqued by Peter Hyett ARPS,EFIAP/b,BPE2
7th April 2025
Club AGM
14th April 2025
Bristol Salon
21st April 2025
Easter Bank Holiday
28th April 2025
Print Critique
3 Prints per member
Our projector has a resolution size of 1920x 1080 so images must be resized to these dimensions i.e landscapes 1920 wide and if possible 1080 high, this latter dimension could of course be smaller if a letterbox image is displayed,in the case of portrait images these must be no taller than 1080 the width will sort itself out on resizing.
Providing images are no larger than those stated all will project without problem.