Hi Darren thanks for coming back to me but when i click manage gallery it just says there are currently no images in this gallery and says nothing else
Hi Jacob, You should now see a link on the navigation menu: My Tasks -> My Gallery -> Manage my gallery There you can add images to your gallery. Hope this helps. Cheers, Darren
Hi Everybody,
After Thursdays night out at Ogmore Castles, we had a drink at the Water Mill, when somebody mentioned the “Boys Village” at Aberthaw. Martyn and myself want there after our day out at Dyffryn Gardens. If you take a look at my Gallery: http://www.pyle-porthcawl-ps.co.uk/gallery/richard-craze you will see a few pictures that where taken that day.
A laugh a minute! We had great weather, coffee, tea cakes, Morrismen and Celia to to make a fantastic day. We didn't need to take photographs (but we did). Thanks to everyone who went along and provided the entertainment. I think the club is going from strength to strength this summer with the outings breaking down any barriers (not many) that may have existed. If this continues we will be the best club in Wales.
Slightly damp early on but cleared up nicely to give us the opportunity to get some good cloudscapes. I know it was cold for some but you do have to suffer for your art occasionaly
Great Photos of Porthcawl and surrounds. I'm currently living in Australia and looking at these pics has really brought back great memories of walks at Rest Bay, Ogmore, etc. Thanks!
An evening that created a stir. Thanks to Mark for showing us his amazing,sureal/edgy/stunning montages that show that his view of the world is very different than most.I suppose it shows what a good grounding in art can do when applied to photography.
The pictures of the WW2 concentration camp were particularly engrossing and his handling of the images (so far) made one pause for thought.
I can see that my attemts at montage take a different train of thought to that of Mark and it does show that you have to take the right type of photograph to get the desired effect and have the courage to keep some more of the seamingly unattractive pictures we delete.
I think it will go down as one of the most memorable outings to date,with a certain member inadvertantly stripping off and her ability to 'chat up' security guards so that we could access places reserved for our politicians.
The sun shone all day for a change and we were rewarded with a nice sunset.
Thank you Glyn for arranging this superb day.
8 club members attended the Talbot Institute on a wet miserable day,but the heat was on inside with 2 studio light set ups.
4 lovely models,Kelly,Kat,Lucy and Vanessa, came along to help us in our studies.I know they enjoyed themselves and I would like to thank them on behalf of the club for their time and effort.I do hope that we are able to provide them with some good quality images for their portfolio's (and our competitions).
I'm sure that all who attended learned a great deal about lighting and how to handle models.
Once again thank you,Glyn and Pam, for a great 'field trip'.
Another great day out with friends. The weather was a little mixed, with rain when we got to the Stables in Dowlais, but for the rest of the day it was mainly dry with a few short bouts of drizzle and by 4pm the weather was wonderful.
Pat's knowledge of the area stood us well and after visiting the Stables, we went for a coffee and snack at the heritage centre, then made our way to the Iron Works where "Coalhouse" was filmed. Later we went to Big Pit and some chose to go underground, whilst other remained on the surface. Finally we went to the railway and saw the last steam train of the day coming into the station.
All in all, a great day, which was full of fun and laughter.
This was an excellent night out and well supported by around 20 people. The tour provided by the lifeboat volunteers was superb. We definitely need to go back during their training sessions!
6 of us turned out for this wander around SA1. We were able to get some interesting and varied shots of the architecture and water,especially after dark when Lynne and I stayed to take pictures of the bridge and traffic near Wind street.(it didn't rain)
Great evening last night, nice to see so many members attending. The stepping stones were a bit of a challenge !! Shame the sunset did not develop but a nice evening nonetheless.
A great evening, which was attended by over 20 members and rounded off by a social gathering at the Watermill. I would particularly like to thank potential new member Kirstyn for coming and joining in with the fun we were having and I hope we see a lot more of her and others like her in the future.
It is nice to see your work again Ray, Lynne tells me you have been unwell. I have been and done that this year too. Hope to see you back with the Club in September.
Bill Howells
Hi Jacob,
I have now added the correct privileges for you. This should now work. If you have any further problems then please get in touch.
Cheers,
Darren
Hi Darren thanks for coming back to me but when i click manage gallery it just says there are currently no images in this gallery and says nothing else
Hi Jacob, You should now see a link on the navigation menu: My Tasks -> My Gallery -> Manage my gallery There you can add images to your gallery. Hope this helps. Cheers, Darren
Hi Everybody,
After Thursdays night out at Ogmore Castles, we had a drink at the Water Mill, when somebody mentioned the “Boys Village” at Aberthaw. Martyn and myself want there after our day out at Dyffryn Gardens. If you take a look at my Gallery: http://www.pyle-porthcawl-ps.co.uk/gallery/richard-craze you will see a few pictures that where taken that day.
Ok, but I still think 1 more trip will make it so (just to be absolutly sure)
I agree, it was another fabulous day out.
We are already the best club in Wales! Our friendliness, helpfulness and sense of fun must surely make us so!
What an amazing day!
A laugh a minute! We had great weather, coffee, tea cakes, Morrismen and Celia to to make a fantastic day. We didn't need to take photographs (but we did). Thanks to everyone who went along and provided the entertainment. I think the club is going from strength to strength this summer with the outings breaking down any barriers (not many) that may have existed. If this continues we will be the best club in Wales.
Slightly damp early on but cleared up nicely to give us the opportunity to get some good cloudscapes. I know it was cold for some but you do have to suffer for your art occasionaly
Another great day out despite the weather; no sunshine, but we didn't get wet.
Eleven members and two guests were there and fun was had by all.
Great Photos of Porthcawl and surrounds. I'm currently living in Australia and looking at these pics has really brought back great memories of walks at Rest Bay, Ogmore, etc. Thanks!
Stunning image. Good to see a new name at your club with obvious flare and artistry.
An evening that created a stir. Thanks to Mark for showing us his amazing,sureal/edgy/stunning montages that show that his view of the world is very different than most.I suppose it shows what a good grounding in art can do when applied to photography.
The pictures of the WW2 concentration camp were particularly engrossing and his handling of the images (so far) made one pause for thought.
I can see that my attemts at montage take a different train of thought to that of Mark and it does show that you have to take the right type of photograph to get the desired effect and have the courage to keep some more of the seamingly unattractive pictures we delete.
What an excellent time we had.
I think it will go down as one of the most memorable outings to date,with a certain member inadvertantly stripping off and her ability to 'chat up' security guards so that we could access places reserved for our politicians.
The sun shone all day for a change and we were rewarded with a nice sunset.
A great informal evening.
The trophy was won by Guy Burgess for his print "after the sun goes down" taken on the Swansea SA1 field trip.
Thank you Glyn for arranging this superb day.
8 club members attended the Talbot Institute on a wet miserable day,but the heat was on inside with 2 studio light set ups.
4 lovely models,Kelly,Kat,Lucy and Vanessa, came along to help us in our studies.I know they enjoyed themselves and I would like to thank them on behalf of the club for their time and effort.I do hope that we are able to provide them with some good quality images for their portfolio's (and our competitions).
I'm sure that all who attended learned a great deal about lighting and how to handle models.
Once again thank you,Glyn and Pam, for a great 'field trip'.
Another well attended and excellent evening out with plenty of variety for everyone. It was mainly overcast, but at least we didn't have any rain!
Another great day out with friends. The weather was a little mixed, with rain when we got to the Stables in Dowlais, but for the rest of the day it was mainly dry with a few short bouts of drizzle and by 4pm the weather was wonderful.
Pat's knowledge of the area stood us well and after visiting the Stables, we went for a coffee and snack at the heritage centre, then made our way to the Iron Works where "Coalhouse" was filmed. Later we went to Big Pit and some chose to go underground, whilst other remained on the surface. Finally we went to the railway and saw the last steam train of the day coming into the station.
All in all, a great day, which was full of fun and laughter.
This was an excellent night out and well supported by around 20 people. The tour provided by the lifeboat volunteers was superb. We definitely need to go back during their training sessions!
6 of us turned out for this wander around SA1. We were able to get some interesting and varied shots of the architecture and water,especially after dark when Lynne and I stayed to take pictures of the bridge and traffic near Wind street.(it didn't rain)
Another damp evening but we were out taking shots.
A nice sundown gave us a final flurry of snaps.
Finished off with a chat and a pint,lovely.
Very wet
only 2 of us got out of the cars & we think 3 pictures were taken in total.
so we retired to the local & got wet inside as well.
Great evening last night, nice to see so many members attending. The stepping stones were a bit of a challenge !! Shame the sunset did not develop but a nice evening nonetheless.
A great evening, which was attended by over 20 members and rounded off by a social gathering at the Watermill. I would particularly like to thank potential new member Kirstyn for coming and joining in with the fun we were having and I hope we see a lot more of her and others like her in the future.
What a great visit. We were treated like VIP guests by the knowledgable and helpful staff who clearly enjoy their work.
It is nice to see your work again Ray, Lynne tells me you have been unwell. I have been and done that this year too. Hope to see you back with the Club in September.
Bill Howells