.Ian Willey, Tommy O’Connor, Edel Codd, Steve Baker, Cllr Norma Foley, James O’Loughlin and Mary Cremin at the opening of Ardfert Camera Club’s exhibition on Tuesday night. Photo by Dermot Crean
AFTER a break of two years, the Ardfert Camera Club returned to Tralee Library to hold an exhibition of work which was opened by Cllr Norma Foley on Tuesday night.
Consisting of nearly 70 photos, portraits, landscapes, seascapes, animals, flowers and much more features in the exhibition which runs until Saturday, December 7.
Chairperson of Ardert Camera Club, Edel Codd, welcomed all present and paid tribute to one of their members, Dillon Boyer, who passed away this year.
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It was also revealed the exhibition will visit Presentation Secondary School soon. All the photos at the exhibition are for sale and for more details on purchasing contact ardfertcameraclub@gmail.com
Also the club is always looking for new members. They meet at the Abbey Tavern in Ardfert twice a month on Thursdays and you can email them for more details. Scroll down for photos…
Lilly O’Sullivan and Tom O’Sullivan at the opening of Ardfert Camera Club’s exhibition on Tuesday night. Photo by Dermot Crean.Liam Enright’s photo of Micheál Ó Muircheartaigh, part of the Ardfert Camera Club’s exhibition at Tralee Library.A work by Margaret Kennedy, part of the Ardfert Camera Club’s exhibition at Tralee Library..Mary Cremin’s photo, part of the Ardfert Camera Club’s exhibition at Tralee Library.Pat Herlihy’s photo of the Gap of Dunloe, part of the Ardfert Camera Club’s exhibition at Tralee Library.A portrait by Margaret Kennedy, part of the Ardfert Camera Club’s exhibition at Tralee Library.Part of the Ardfert Camera Club’s exhibition at Tralee Library.
.County Librarian Tommy O’Connor, Francis Foley and Steve Baker at the opening of the Ardfert Camera Club’s Annual Photographic Exhibition in Tralee Library on Tuesday. Photo by Dermot Crean
IF you want to see some fantastic photos of Kerry in all its glory then a visit to Tralee Library is a must between now and Saturday, December 2.
The Ardfert Camera Club members gathered at the venue on Tuesday night for the official opening of their annual photographic exhibition by Grace O’Donnell of GoKerry.
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There are over 60 pictures of various themes and sizes on display, all taken by club members which are drawn from Ardfert, the wider Tralee area and beyond.
It’s a wonderful collection showing the talent of the photographers and all the images are also available for sale if you have a Christmas present in mind.
The club has been in existence for nearly 10 years and currently holds fortnightly meetings at The Abbey Tavern Lounge Bar, Ardfert. If you want to get involved in the camera club, visit ardfertcameraclub.ie, email info@ardfertcameraclub.ie or call Francis Foley on 087-9054161. Scroll down for photos…
Brian Fitzgerald, Maryann McCarthy and James O’Loughlin at the opening of the Ardfert Camera Club’s Annual Photographic Exhibition in Tralee Library on Tuesday. Photo by Dermot Crean.Grace O’Donnell and Linda Baker at the opening of the Ardfert Camera Club’s Annual Photographic Exhibition in Tralee Library on Tuesday. Photo by Dermot CreanPaul and Anne Keeling at the opening of the Ardfert Camera Club’s Annual Photographic Exhibition in Tralee Library on Tuesday. Photo by Dermot Crean.Mike Burke and David Browne at the opening of the Ardfert Camera Club’s Annual Photographic Exhibition in Tralee Library on Tuesday. Photo by Dermot CreanMargaret Kennedy and Graham Davis at the opening of the Ardfert Camera Club’s Annual Photographic Exhibition in Tralee Library on Tuesday. Photo by Dermot Crean
.Ardfert Camera Club members Brian Fitzgerald and Dillon Boyer hanging pictures over the weekend at Kerry County Library.
ARDFERT Camera Club’s 8th annual photographic exhibition takes place on Tuesday next, November 21 at 7pm at Kerry County Library, Moyderwell.
There will be over 60 pictures of various themes and sizes on display, all taken by club members.
The exhibition will be formally launched by Grace O’Donnell from Tralee and everyone is welcome to attend. Free refreshments available.
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The club has been in existence for nearly 10 years and currently holds fortnightly meetings at The Abbey Tavern Lounge Bar, Ardfert.
The club holds competitions, photographic presentations and regular field trips so if you are contemplating joining a club, come and chat to one of their members on Tuesday evening or contact ardfertcameraclub.ie
PHOTOGRAPHY lovers gathered at Tralee Library last night for the annual Ardfert Camera Club Photographic Exhibition.
Local publisher Justin Horgan from Ardfert, officially launched the event where nearly 50 pictures were on display featuring various themes from the members of the club from landscapes, seascapes, people, still life etc.
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Chairman Steve Baker said the exhibition is a great opportunity for the members – who come from Ardfert, Tralee and the surrounding area – to showcase their work to the general public and there is always great excitement when a picture is sold.
The exhibition features some striking images so head along from now until Saturday, December 3 to see it for yourself. Entry to the exhibition is free.
Adrienne McLoughlin and Liam Geary at the opening of the Ardfert Camera Club exhibition in Tralee Library on Tuesday evening. Photo by Dermot CreanPeople gathered at the opening of the Ardfert Camera Club exhibition in Tralee Library on Tuesday evening. Photo by Dermot Crean
.James O’Loughlin and Steve Baker of Ardfert Camera Club looking forward to the annual exhibition.
ARDFERT Camera Club’s Annual Photographic Exhibition is to open in Kerry County Library at Moyderwell, on Tuesday evening from 7pm to 8pm and will run until December 3.
Local publisher Justin Horgan from Ardfert, has been invited this year by the Camera Club to officially launch the event. There will be nearly 50 pictures on display featuring various themes from the members of the club from landscapes, seascapes, people, still life etc.
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Chairman Steve Baker said the exhibition is a great opportunity for the members – who come from Ardfert, Tralee and the surrounding area – to showcase their work to the general public and there is always great excitement when a picture is sold.
All pictures will be for sale on the night, the larger ones at €50, smaller ones €40. Judging by previous years it should turn out to be a very busy and successful evening.
The Camera Club would like to thank Tommy O’Connor and his colleagues at the Library for facilitating the exhibition. Entry to the exhibition is free. The library is providing light refreshments.
.At the Ardfert Camera Club annual exhibition were, from left: Noel Duffy and Adrienne McLoughlin. Photo by Gavin O’Connor.
THE Ardfert Camera Club met last night in Kerry County Library for the official opening of their fifth annual photography exhibition.
Getting off the group in 2009, the group originally started with six members and has grown to over 30 strong in the years since. Members mainly come from from the Ardfert and Tralee areas.
“There is such an enthusiasm for photography in the area,” said secretary of the Ardfert Camera Club, Francis Foley, at the opening which was performed by Mayor of Tralee, Tom McEllistrim.
There were over 40 quality photos on display representing a wide range of themes from places near and far. Some members of the club are in fact prize winning photographers who have won competitions as far away as the UK.
The club regularly holds competitions and take part in outings. Every level of photographer is catered for, from the high end camera users to your average ‘point and shoot’ cameras.
“There was no camera club in Tralee, so people from the town would have to come to us,” said Francis.
“You will improve if you come to the club. We meet every two weeks in Ardfert Golf Centre, Sackville, for workshops and discussions on Tuesday nights from September through May. We need to get new blood in the whole time as people do move on, but it also shakes up the group as well and keeps it interesting,” added Francis.
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.At the Ardfert Camera Club annual exhibition were, from left: Dillon Boyer, Mary Boyer and Anne Mulvihill. Photo by Gavin O’Connor.At the Ardfert Camera Club annual exhibition were, from left: Edmond Prenderville, Mike Quinn and Tom Lawlor. Photo by Gavin O’Connor.At the Ardfert Camera Club annual exhibition were, from left: Fergus Dennehy and Blathnaid Buckley. Photo by Gavin O’Connor.At the Ardfert Camera Club annual exhibition were, from left: James O’Laughlin, Les Tiplady and Declan Raggett. Photo by Gavin O’Connor.
.Steve Baker, Anne Keeling, Paul Keeling and Francis Foley holding pictures which will be on display at the exhibition.
ARDFERT Camera Club are holding their 5th Annual Photographic Exhibition at Kerry County Library, Moyderwell, Tralee on Tuesday evening November 3 at 7pm sharp which will be opened by Mayor of Tralee Thomas McEllistrim.
The camera club has around 30 members of varying standard and has been in existence for nearly six years using the golf centre in Sackville for their meetings.
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There will be over 40 quality pictures on display and the club is expecting a successful exhibition which runs until Saturday, November 15.
Chairman Steve Baker welcomes any budding photographers out there who wish to improve their photography skills and the more experienced members are only too willing to pass on their more advanced skills. Annual membership is €25 per year.
Refreshments will be available on the night, so please come and support the club, everyone is welcome, entry is free.
There are some terrific pictures on show and all will be for sale at modest prices.
