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STUFF TO BORROW
We have track lighting and clip on lights, backgrounds, display boards and a small light tent available for members who regularly attend meetings to borrow at very moderate terms.  For details, PM Wyndham by following the link to Private Messaging below.

SMUGMUG DISCOUNT LINK
If you're feeling that it's time to get a site of your own, one of the options to review is Smugmug ( check out Zenfolio too).  I use Smugmug and like it for the ability to customise almost everything and to use your own URL, thereby setting you free from dependence on any one host for the future.  If you want to try out Smugmug you can get $5 off by using my referral link which is here and, yes I'll get a freebie too when it comes to renewing my sub next year!

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Lots of CMPG members have their own web presence - here are links to some of them.

Tom Matty (Hon. Founder Member)

Yo Studio; Yo Sales Online

Daniel Nahabenian

Steve Keeling

Wyndham Hollis Photographs

Michael Yon Online Magazine

Ryan Libre

If you are an active member and would like to have your site listed here please PM Wyndham.

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Five of Your Own Favourite Images

Bring a maximum of 5 entries per subject to the next meeting on a USB drive (2000 pixels on the long side is plenty big enough) - please DO NOT bring CDs/DVDs or CF cards and to make life easier put them in a folder with your name on!

Welcome to the Chiang Mai Photographic Group!  We meet every other Wednesday evening at 7pm and our current home is Airport Greenery Hotel.  You can find it on the CMPG resources map here.

The Chiang Mai Photographic Group aims to further all aspects of the picture taking abilities of its members through the sharing of skills and mutual support in an informal, inclusive and enjoyable atmosphere.  All are welcome, regardless of experience - if you want to improve your skills please come along to a meeting and try it out.  The CMPG is run soley for the benefit of its members and a 40 baht contribution to our funds is levied at each meeting which is used to defray general expenses.  This donation is optional for first time visitors.

O. WINSTON LINK - THE GEAR...
For those people who came to this week's meeting and learned a little of the amazing O. Winston Link's work, here's a picture that gives you a glimpse of the flash set ups that he used to get those wonderfully surreal night shots.  Thanks to Stefan for the Link link.

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REDYELLOW
- Three years on the frontline of Thai politics

Athit
© Athit Perawongmetha

This exhibition at the DAA Gallery features a set of photographs of the Bangkok Troubles by Thai photojournalist, Athit Perawongmetha and will run to the end of April.

JUST ANNOUNCED: Athit Perawongmetha will be in Chiang Mai later this month.  There will be a presentation and Q&A session at the DAA Gallery on Friday 27th April beginning at 6pm, followed by a talk by Athit at 7:00.

On Saturday 28th in the afternoon, the gallery will host an open portfolio review session between 1pm and 5pm. The idea is to get 8-10 local photographers, 30 mins each to present their work and get feedback and advice from Athit in an open session to allow input from the other photographers.  500baht for 30 mins, 300baht for students with the income used to help cover the expenses of getting Athit up here.

CHIANG MAI PHOTO RESOURCES MAP
Here's our indispensable guide to all the places of interest to photographers in the city from the point of view of suppliers and services. If you want to see the map full screen in a separate window along with the index, click here

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article linkThis Weekend At Docmentary Arts Asia (Wyndham)
posted Thu April 26th 2012 @ 12:00 AM

Athit Perawongmetha, award-winning photographer and current exhibitor at the Documentary Arts Asia Gallery in Chiang Mai will be coming in to talk about his work and take part in an open Q&A session about his coverage of Thai politics over the past three years. Come down on Friday 27th April from 6pm to see the work and Athit will begin his talk at 7, followed by a frank Q&A session with the audience. Please don't miss this opportunity to meet one of the best photographers currently working in Thailand.

Saturday 28th April, from 1pm - Open portfolio reviews with Athit Perawongmetha
Athit Perawongmetha, award-winning photographer and current exhibitor at the Documentary Arts Asia Gallery in Chiang Mai will be coming in to give an open portfolio review session with local and passing photographers. The session will begin at 1pm on Saturday 28th April and reviews will be held in the main gallery in front of all participants and anyone who wishes to attend. Participants will be given 30 minutes to present and discuss their work with Athit, 500baht per participant, 300baht for students. All proceeds will go towards covering the costs of Athit's trip. This is an incredible opportunity for local photographers to discuss their work with one of the best photographers currently working in Thailand. If you would like to take part please send an email to director@documentary-arts-asia.org with a link to examples of your work online. Please don't miss out - all styles and levels of photography welcome! Read More »

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Chiang Mai Photographic Group Calendar - Upcoming Events
Local Time: Mon May 21 04:21:19 2012
May 20, 2012 City Pillar Ceremony
May 21, 2012 City Pillar Ceremony
May 22, 2012 City Pillar Ceremony
May 23, 2012 City Pillar Ceremony
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM: CMPG Meeting: Airport Greenery Hotel
May 24, 2012 City Pillar Ceremony
Jun 4, 2012 Visakha Bucha Day
Jun 6, 2012 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM: CMPG Meeting: Airport Greenery Hotel
Jun 20, 2012 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM: CMPG Meeting: Airport Greenery Hotel
Jul 4, 2012 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM: CMPG Meeting: Airport Greenery Hotel
Jul 18, 2012 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM: CMPG Meeting: Airport Greenery Hotel
Jul 29, 2012 Foundry 2012 Workshops: CMU
Jul 30, 2012 Foundry 2012 Workshops: CMU
Jul 31, 2012 Foundry 2012 Workshops: CMU
Aug 1, 2012 Foundry 2012 Workshops: CMU
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM: CMPG Meeting: Airport Greenery Hotel
Aug 2, 2012 Foundry 2012 Workshops: CMU
Aug 3, 2012 Foundry 2012 Workshops: CMU
Aug 4, 2012 Foundry 2012 Workshops: CMU
Aug 15, 2012 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM: CMPG Meeting: Airport Greenery Hotel

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Photo Competitions

Landscape Photo Competition 2012
(Mon, 02 Apr 2012 01:00:47 +0000)

[ June 30th, 2012; ] Burrard-Lucas Photography has launched a landscape photo competition. They are looking for striking, original and beautiful landscape photographs taken anywhere in the world. For some inspiration, checkout the results of last year's Landscape Photo Contest. The deadline is 30th June 2012.The grand prize is the chance to win the Canon EOS 60D Digital SLR camera.The [...]

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Pet Photo Contest 2012
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[ March 31st, 2012; ] Burrard-Lucas Photography has launched a pet photo competition. They are looking for striking and original photographs of your beloved dogs, cats and other pets. For some inspiration, checkout the results of last year’s Pet Photo Contest. The deadline is 31st March 2012.The grand prize is the chance to win the Canon EOS 60D Digital SLR [...]

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