2013 Gwynfa Winter Exhibition Opens
The 2013 Gwynfa Winter Exhibition is now open at Garth Olwg Lifelong Learning Centre. It consists of 44 frames prints and 44 digital.
Gwynfa is one of the friendliest photography clubs in Wales. We exist to facilitate, encourage & promote the enjoyment of photography in the local community. We are a non-profit making organisation.
The 2013 Gwynfa Winter Exhibition is now open at Garth Olwg Lifelong Learning Centre. It consists of 44 frames prints and 44 digital.
On Friday 1st February, Gwynfa won the Vale 7 Way battle against some stiff opposition. Results: Gwynfa 147 points, Inn Focus 143, Rhondda.
Congratulations to Adrian Lant who was overall winner of the first Monthly competition of the year with his print entitled “1937 Lagonda LG45“..
Gwynfa finished joint 10th in the 2013 Memorial Trophy with 56 points. Our scores were: Lindisfarne Castle after storm by Leigh Woolford (16),.
It has come to the attention of the Mole that Rob Beynon (the photographer formerly known as Bob Beynon) recently signed an email.
The Mole heard tell that at the Christmas Do last night one of our members told a story about having woken up, wearing.
At Pixels 2012 on Saturday, Linda Baldwin presented some awards from the 2012 Welsh International Salon of Photography. Awards were made to: Phil.
The succesful panels from the recent AWPF adjudication day have now been added to the WPF website galleries page.
After the membership number changes announced above, the luckiest member is going to be Arthur Brownscombe who becomes member 007. The Mole has.
Rob Beynon has joined the roll of honour at Gwynfa by becoming the 2012 Photographer of the Year. His points total was 191.