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admin
on 18 Mar : 09:11
Hello Neil welcome to Invicta website
Neilsouth
on 13 Mar : 11:00
Hello im new here from herne bay
nwheal
on 08 Aug : 20:51
Hi, I have just register on the site after returning from a drive to try and find the club, thought I would pop in and get a feel for the club. I arrived to find the doors locked and no cars.. date is the 8th august. I might have tried the wrong building. Could you please let me know if I was in the right place. I drove up through the village followed the road to the left as i passed the pub and it was on the left, next to a drive with an electric gate.
Regards
Nigel.
Paula Ware
on 01 Jun : 15:54
If you haven't yet tried Picasa from Google you should. It's really cool and best of all it's free! Download it here -link-
Paula Ware
on 01 Jun : 15:52
Have started a web album courtesy of Picasa (from Google). You can view my Leonardslee stuff here amongst other things.
-link-
Paula Ware
on 25 May : 22:24
Have posted a few photos from our wonderful daytrip to Leonardslee. The weather was brilliant and everyone had a smashing time with plenty of photographic opportunities at every corner. Thanks to Roger and Mary for organising it.
TME Solutions Ltd
on 22 May : 22:04
Hi
we are a professional web company in Maidstone and we have designers who are looking to extend thier photography skills anyone suggest anything.
William J Bassant
on 01 Apr : 19:14
Thank's Eian
It's good to be able to have a look around.
All The Best Bill
admin
on 31 Mar : 15:07
Hi Bill you made it on to the site then
lostinnm
on 22 Feb : 21:20
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Hi all, just found your web site and can see you have lots of great photos. I also belong to a club here in New Mexico, USA. Please come by and check out our site.
Thanks, Stephan Kolb
| Welcome from Invicta Photographic Club
Invicta welcomes all who enjoy photography. We are photographic enthusiasts from the Maidstone area who meet to share our joint interests. The club caters for people of all abilities and ages.
Invicta is a small friendly club, which is based on the pleasures gained from taking and viewing photographs and sharing photographic knowledge and skills.
The club is affiliated to the Photographic Alliance of Great Britain through the Kent County Photographic Association.
If you would like any further information please make contact by email. We enclose a programme for you so that you have an idea of future advents also a map of where we meet which is Detling Village Hall near Maidstone.
We would be pleased to meet you in the near future, you could just pop along on a Wednesday at 1930hrs and get a feel of what the club is like, just ask for David or Ian and we will introduce you to other members.
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Subscriptions for membership for the new Year ahead are as follows:
£ 25.00 individual
£ 43.00 Joint (Couple)
£ 50.00 Family
£ 10.00 Student
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KCPA 2008 Photographic Competition
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KCPA 2008 Photographic Competition In Association with Hole Park Gardens
QUESTION WHERE CAN YOU SPEND TIME IN BEAUTIFUL SURROUNDINGS, AND SEE RARE PLANTS ALL FOR JUST £2
ANSWER AT THE KCPA 2008 Photographic Competition AT HOLE PARK
This competition runs from the 23rd March so don't forget to spend a day or so at Hole Park taking your prize-winning images! Here's a little more information for you:
START EASTER SUNDAY 23RD MARCH
DON'T FORGET TO TAKE YOUR CLUB MEMBERSHIP CARD
SPECIAL OPENINGS JUST FOR US SATURDAY 26TH APRIL DAWN PHOTO SHOOT (FIRST LIGHT)
FRIDAY 16TH MAY FROM 6.00 PM EVENING SHOOT (SUNSET)
FRIDAY 27TH JUNE AT 7.00 PM THE BIG ONE THE EXHIBITION, DINNER & AWARDS EVENING
(YOUR ONE OFF CHANCE TO ENJOY PHOTOGRAPHY IN A SOCIAL SETTING)
NORMAL ENTRY TO HOLE PARK IS £5 KCPA MEMBERS GO FOR £2 PER VISIT
The above-named competition will run during the Spring and Summer of 2008. All entries to the competition must be a photograph taken at Hole Park Gardens between Easter (23rd March) and the 1st June. In practise, they will need to have been taken prior to this because that is your closing date for printed and presented entries. Throughout this period, entry to the garden is at the cost of £2 per member, on production of valid membership card for their appropriate club. Accompanying adults and children are at our standard charge for 2008 at £5.00 / 50p which is available during any of our standard opening days and a schedule of these is attached.
Two specific Members Only openings will be held. These are: Saturday, 26th April. Dawn photographic session from sunrise. Breakfast will be served in The Coach House from 7.30am. as required. Friday, 16th May. Evening session from 6pm. The Coach House Tea Room will be open as per our usual openings but no specific supper food served.
The winners will be selected and prizes handed out at a special club event on Friday 27th June, held at Hole Park. Timings for these are as follows: 7pm. Arrival to view entrants and to select Members Choice 7.45 pm Members Choice voting closes 8pm. Awards 8.15pm. Supper served, consisting of: Coronation Chicken, Strawberries and Cream, Coffee All at £12 per head £50 cash prize provided by our host will be awarded to the overall winner. The second and third places and the first, second> and third of the Members Choice will each receive two season tickets for Hole Park for the 2009 season, Other Points The Hon. Timothy Lewin, MSI will be present at the evening to open the exhibition & present the prizes etc. Please note we now have a vegetarian option on the menu.
The teashop will be open {just for us} on the morning of the 'First light shoot', 26th April when bacon sandwiches etc will be available, plus for light bites on the evening sunset shoot.
HOLE PARK GARDENS ROLVENDEN Garden Opening Dates 2008 Open Days Please note that we will also be open EVERY DAY for our Bluebell Spectacular from 13th April to 11th May inclusive. 11- 6 daily Open From Easter Sunday, 23rd March 2008: Sundays 23rd March to 29th June Wednesdays & Thursdays 26th March to end October Bank Holiday Mondays 24th March, 5th & 26th May, Autumn Sundays 5th, 12th, 19th & 26th October Times: Bluebell Spectacular 11a.m & 6p.m. daily. All others 2p.m. & 6p.m. and by arrangement Lunches: Light lunches served on Saturdays, Sundays and Bank Holiday Monday during the Bluebell Spectacular Teas: Afternoon tea available on all openings. Plant Stall: Good choice of plants available Group visits available, outside these dates, with> conducted tour of the gardens by the owner or head gardener, a speciality. Prior booking essential. Please contact us for details. Special Events 2008 Bluebell & Spring Spectacular From 13th April to 11th May inclusive Meet the Gardener 5th, 12th & 19th October (2.30 prompt) Admission Adults £5.00 Children 50p (£2 KCPA MEMBERS)
Hole Park Gardens, Rolvenden, Cranbrook, Kent, TN17 4JA
01580 241344 / 241386
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Happy Sailors on Club outing
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A good day was had by all on a Barge trip out from Whitstable Harbour
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Chairman's Chat 2007
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Chairman’s Chat
There is never enough time; the club year is already drawing to its close and for a host of reasons this is only the second time I have put pixels on the screen.
The influx of new and returning members at the start of the season was a great boost to the club and importantly we remain the truly integrated happy club of yesteryear; but with more bite viz 5th in the Handley Shield. Print and slide standards are demonstrably stronger than ever with the increased competition. But we do need to sort out a selection system that reflects this in external comps. Give your thoughts to Ian.
A few officers have done sterling service over the years and are hanging up their ‘hats’. A massive thank you first to David, quite the most level headed, efficient and dynamic secretary in the whole world, keeping me in line endlessly. I hope next year we see more of his own work, original and thought provoking, though sometimes undervalued by hidebound judges. Who cares what they think anyway, ultimately your work only has to satisfy you.
An impossible person to replace instantly, but we need to recruit someone who can grow into the job guided by David’s excellent precedent.
Also really sad to lose both Hilary and Chris who came to us when the club was pretty small and galvanised us in so many ways. They would be welcomed back with open arms if they ever reconsider giving their several talents an airing. More victims of insensitive judges at times. Do they train out humanity from judges or did we just get a run of less tactful ones early season?
Ian Stockton, whilst remaining as web master for both us and the KCPA, has decided to give up his part of the programme secretary role.
So we need to find a new club secretary, a membership secretary, treasurer and publicity officer at the very least. I have not heard of any other resignations, so will assume all others are happy to remain in post. If not let David or myself know, better still find a replacement.
But we do need some volunteers, don’t be modest, YOUR CLUB NEEDS YOU !
As you are aware the AGM looms (and that’s exactly how it appears). If we are to make progress efficiently at that meeting we need to have proposals up for consideration. This will avoid endless desultory circular conversation under AOB when we all need to get to the pub or home.
Do you have any thoughts on
1. The ever rising numbers of competitions, does it need a rethink for 2008/9 (next years are already committed.
2. With dwindling slide support do we need the same number of Print/slide competitions
3. Should we reconsider having two sections, general and advanced, to avoid too many really depressing scores for less experienced members (although I got a 10 the worst score of any member the entire year)
4. Following from 1 if we were to retrain competitions at same level should we drop the Knockout slide and Chairman’s shield or abandon the Best of the Rest so as to include the new Digital and Digital AV already planned for next year in future years.
5. Since our first application to Awards for All (except genuine claimants) failed, we have to decide whether to purchase a digital projector and computer from the club funds which are a healthy £2000, but would leave us probably with a float of around £ 500. Continuing borrowing of them is not an option since the competition secretary (me ) has no longer the same access to them as before and would need access to them for 2 days setting up Imagecomp pro, for the competition day and the following day to print out results.(as a minimum)
Any proposals to David
Can I remind everyone to let Penny know if they will attend the annual dinner and award presentation on April 25th at Stile Bridge.
Ian still has 2 places on his Big Cat day April 29th and Glyn would like to have a measure of the support for the Brands Hatch plans.
Would it be an idea to organise a club outing there in 2008?
Ever active Glyn also has to get at least 12 /10 of us who are up for the barge day. Confirm a place quickly.
And finally remember the more people offer to help, the more we do, and the less a small group feel lumbered (pleasant though this may be at times)
Competitions
Warren Trophy (Print League)
1st. Derek Turner
2nd Sue Thistlethwaite
3rd Fay Edwards
Gilbey Competition Trophy ( Slide League)
1st Glyn Bareham
2nd George Pearson
3rd Fay Edwards
Imagination Trophy
Winner Avril Espinoza
Lionel Lewis Cup (Panel of Slides)
Winner Paula Ware
Cyril Lord Memorial Shield (Panel of Prints)
Winner George Pearson
Mason Salver (Knockout Slide)
Winner Fay Edwards
Still to come we have the Portrait Competition/Monochrome/Slide and Print of the Year Competitions
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Constitution
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INVICTA
PHOTOGRAPHIC CLUB
Invicta Photographic Club
Affiliated to The Photographic Alliance of Great Britain through the Kent County Photographic Association
Constitution
1. The Club shall be called the Invicta Photographic Club.
2. The object of The Club shall be to promote and encourage photography.
3. The Club's regular season runs from September to April, with ad hoc meetings during the period between May to August.
4. The Club meets during the season each Wednesday 7.30 - 10 p.m. A programme of meetings is published prior to the start of each season.
5. The Club's financial year runs from 1st April to 31st March.
6. The Annual General Meeting is normally held at the end of the club season during April. A Special General Meeting may be called at any time, by the committee, in writing. Not less than 10 days notice shall be given to the members of either an Annual General Meeting or a Special General Meeting. A quorum shall be 20% of the members.
7. A Special General Meeting should be able to be called by a group of 10 ordinary members. A quorum shall be 20% of the members.
8. Annual subscriptions are determined by The Club during the Annual General Meeting.
9. The annual subscription is due on 1st September each year and must be paid by 31st Oct latest and if not paid by that date, membership shall be deemed to have terminated.
10. A member is a person who has paid an annual subscription for the current season or one who has been awarded free membership by The Club in recognition for services to The Club.
11. The officers of the Club are
Chairman
Vice Chairman
Secretary
Treasurer
Membership Secretary
Programme Secretary
Internal Competition Secretary.
External Competition Secretary.
12. The affairs of The Club are managed by the club Committee, consisting of Officers and additional members, who are elected at the Annual General Meeting. The Committee meets as and when required. The Committee may co-opt club members onto the committee who shall have full voting rights. A quorum consists of 4 officers 1 of whom must be Chairman or Vice Chairman, plus any other 2 Committee members.
13. All members of the Committee must retire annually, but are eligible for re-election each year.
14. The Honorary Secretary conducts the correspondence of the club and keeps the minutes of the Committee and General meetings.
15. The Programme Secretary arranges the annual programme and presents a report to the club.
16. The Treasurer / Membership Secretary collects subscriptions and moneys owing, pays bills and insurance premiums and keeps the club accounts, prepares them for audit and prepares a record for the club members.
17. An auditor is to be recommended by the Treasurer at the AGM..
18. The Internal Competition Secretary is responsible for conducting the print and slide competitions listed in the Club programme in accordance to the competition rules published separately.
19. The External Competition Secretary is responsible for appointing a selection sub-committee to select the Club's entries for external competitions and is responsible for submitting the Club's entries to external competitions.
20. No alteration or amendment shall be made to this constitution except at the Annual General Meeting or a Special General Meeting called for that purpose. Such alterations or amendments shall require the approval of not less than two-thirds of the members present.
21. Dissolution of the Club. The decision to wind up the club can only be taken at a Special General Meeting or an Annual General Meeting of the club. In the absence of a quorum at such a meeting, a motion signed by 10 members or 10% of the membership, whichever is greater, shall constitute the same decision.
After discharging the debts and liabilities of the club, the remaining assets are to be given or transferred to a voluntary organisation or charity having similar objectives to those of the club.
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Hostings
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I have set up a hosting service so that you can have your own sites. This will enable you to post pics and keep your friends, relatives up to date also there is a possibility of setting some sites up to be able to sell pics on line. Have now developed a site for you to preview for selling prints online.(Just click on the link) http://iansphotography.co.uk
Have now set up a smaller site for you all to view, Will call this one Friends & Family. (Just click on the link) http://ians-pictures.invicta-photo-club.co.uk
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