Bradford Photographic Society

Well, 2010 sees the start of a New Year, and 7th January saw the resumption of our Thursday meetings.  This year's programme is full of some great events, talks and workshops, so there will be something for everybody.

The weather affected attendance at last night's meeting, and, even though the current conditions are perfect inspiration for great photography, they do make getting to your chosen location that little bit more difficult.

So, a Happy New Year to all, and we hope to see you at next week's meeting — weather dependent.  In fact, join me and start digging your car out now, and we'll meet up then!

Christmas is nearly upon us, and our thoughts are already turning to those of meeting up with family and friends, and enjoying the seasonal festivities.

Here at the BPS, things are no different, and this Thursday sees the last meeting of the pre-Christmas syllabus taking place, not at the usual venue of the Upper Bolton Conservative Club, but at a curry house in Shipley. Unfortunately, the restaurant is now fully booked, but any prospective new members please bear in mind that a bit of a do is an annual event, so even more incentive to join us in January, for the resumption of the programme on the 7th.

You can then share stories of festive revelry and any photographic gifts that you may either have been surprised with by loved ones or purchased for yourself over the Christmas break.>

I can guarantee you will receive a warm welcome in the New Year. So, time to think about making a resolution to enjoy your photography more in 2010, and where better to start than with a group of like minded fellow amateurs, enthusiasts and professionals?

Merry Christmas to all.

BPS President, Paul Richards, today made another appearance on BCB Radio 106.6. Paul is now making regular broadcasts on behalf of the BPS, to inform the public about the content of our upcoming meetings.

BPS has already made several guest appearances on Bradford Community Broadcasting, and this latest interview continues the theme of providing updates on our activities, as well as keeping the society in the public eye (or should that be ear?).