Drawn by Light Exhibition - RPS at Science Museum

[Chris Sawyer]

Thursday 15th Jan would be best for me. Anybody for a go on the space simulators at the museum?

[Chris Nash]

Week commencing 12th Jan is OK for me.

[Orpington Photo Society]

Thursday the 15th is good for me.

On 4 Jan 2015 11:02, "Chris Nash [via Orpington Photographic Society Forum]" <[hidden email]> wrote:

Week commencing 12th Jan is OK for me.

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[Derek Spillman]

The 15th Jan is good for me, what time are we looking at ?

[Bazza]

Hi all who have confirmed interest in attending this event.

Upon checking replies the most requested date would be this coming Thursday 15th from noon onwards

If this is acceptable can we firm up numbers Tuesday evening with a reminder to those who have not responded and then each will need to go online and purchase the suitable ticket for this date.

Any other thoughts please advise otherwise see you all Tuesday

[Alan Graham]

Had a great day up at the Science Museum to see 'Drawn By Light' the RPS collection. I've always loved the Steve McCurry image 'Afghan Girl' but was surprised you could even see the land, sky and a building in the reflection of her eyes.

The set of images that stood out for me were those by Lt. Col. Melvyn O'Gorman, Christina. I had wondered why they had been used to promote the collection but to see they were taken way back in 1913 was hard to believe. Such a timeless set of images. I had assumed they may have been taken in the 60's and to be honest they could have been taken much later.

On the way back to Victoria I came across a photographer taking a photo of a photographer, so I joined in...:

[Bazza]

Thanks to all who attended the Drawn to Light Exhibition, which i think was enjoyed by everyone.  

My thoughts being the numbers using negatives as layers on many pre 1900 prints, one or two having up to 20 layers being burned and dodged, the only difference being no Creative Cloud.

[Richard W]

I was overly happy to see an OPS slide on view complete with dust, scratches...............