CASTLEMAINE AMATEUR CAMERA CLUB
Thursday 29th May 1902Page 2 - Mount Alexander Mail (Victoria)
CASTLEMAINE AMATEUR CAMERA CLUB
The Castlemaine Amateur Camera Club held its usual fortnightly meeting at the School of Mines last night, when the subject treated was "Toning and Mounting", Members brought prints of various subjects and several tones were used by Mr A.C. Yandell. A very successful night was held, and it was decided to hold an other Club outing in a fortnight's time at Golden Point.
Thursday 24th July 1902Page 2 - Mount Alexander Mail (Victoria)
CASTLEMAINE AMATEUR CAMERA CLUB
The usual fortnightly meeting of the Castlemaine Amateur Camera Club was held last night in the School of Mines, when there were about 40 present, including members and those interested in the art of photography. Mr Jeffrey (President of the Bendigo Amateur Photographic Society) gave an evening on "Enlargements". He dealt exhaustively with the subject, illustrating it by enlarging from one of the member's 1/4 plate negatives 4 1/4 x 3 1/4 up to 15 x 12. The result was entirely successful, the audience being very much interested. A discussion followed. At the close Rev. H. Robertson proposed a very hearty vote of thanks to Mr. Jeffrey for coming down at considerable inconvenience to help the local club. Mr. Jeffrey, in replying, thanked the club for its kindness and attention, and hoped it would continue to prosper and do good work.
Thursday 7th August 1902Page 2 - Mount Alexander Mail (Victoria)
CASTLEMAINE AMATEUR CAMERA CLUB
The Castlemaine Amateur Camera Club held its usual fortnightly meeting yesterday afternoon, when the time was devoted to "Copying". Mr Milligan was in charge of the subject, which proved highly interesting to members.
Two new members were proposed. The subject of the next meeting will be "Toning and Mounting", and an afternoon outing will be held at Golden Point.
Thursday 6th November 1902Page 2 - Mount Alexander Mail (Victoria)
CASTLEMAINE AMATEUR CAMERA CLUB
The usual fortnightly meeting of the Castlemaine Amateur Camera Club was held last night in the lecture hall of the School of Mines. "Lantern-slide Making" was the subject treated by the Rev Hume Robertson, who gave a very interesting demonstration; the rev gentleman having made this branch of the art a specialty. At the close he was accorded a very hearty vote of thanks for his kindness in assisting the club.
Friday 14th November 1902Page 2 - Mount Alexander Mail (Victoria)
CASTLEMAINE AMATEUR CAMERA CLUB
At a special meeting of the Castlemaine Amateur Camera Club, held in the lecture hall of the School of Mines on Wednesday, Mr. Edwards, of Bendigo, gave a demonstration on stereoscopic transparencies, which proved very interesting to members, as this is one of the branches of the art that is perhaps the most useful and interesting in photography, and which also requires the greatest care in manipulation, but amply repays the amateur who devotes his time to it. Mr Edwards also brought down a number of his transparencies for members to see, the underground mining pictures taken by flashlight being specially admired. It will be remembered that Mr. Edwards presented the Duke of York, when out here, with a collection of these transparencies. At the close Mr. M'Bean (President), proposed a vote of thanks, which was seconded by Mr. Max Pincus, and carried unanimously, to Mr Edwards for coming such a long distance to help the local club. Notwithstanding the inclement weather there was a full attendance of members.