Cork snappers in the picture for quarter-century celebration
They've been putting faces and places in the picture for a quarter of a century and continue to dazzle with their visual flair.
So, we're excited here at Home to learn that East Cork Camera Group will be showcasing a stunning collection of images this summer for its landmark 25th anniversary exhibition at My Place, Mill Road, Midleton, from June 6 to June 25.
The not-to-be-missed display will be launched at the venue on June 6, from 7pm to 9pm.
Tim Cotter's picture Aurora Gougane Barra.
The club provides a platform for photographers of all levels, from novice to professional, to come together to share their knowledge and improve their skills. Members of the club have access to workshops, competitions, guest speakers and photography outings.
East Cork Camera Group member Finbarr O'Shea's photograph Ballybrannigan.
All are welcome at the exhibition and opening event.
See Eastcorkcameragroup
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