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Your Federation's 100th Birthday |
There is very little time left to get your club memories included in the EAF Souvenir Celebration
Over the past five editions of the Bulletin we have been calling for member clubs to provide information covering the last 100 years of photography in the East Anglian Region.
Although many clubs and individuals have been in touch and provided useful paperwork and pictures of times gone by, we feel sure there is still a great deal of exciting memorabilia out there that could be included in the publication we hope to produce. Let us remind you that we would like every member club to be represented and one way to do this is for every club to provide at least two images. Please ask your members to think back to events of interest, to look out pictures that have a story to tell, or just get in touch with their reminiscences but most important, send us your pictures!
I look forward to hearing from you soon and many thanks to all of you who have already been in touch. I may be contacted by email at
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EAF Projected Digital Image Championships (PDI) and EAF Print Championships - 14th February 2010
These Championships will be held at Latton Bush Centre, Harlow - doors open at 9.30am, £6 entry fee. The plan is to have the same format as 2009 with the PDI Championships held in the morning and the Print Championships in the afternoon. Images from slides can be used but they will need to be scanned into a digital form or printed.
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... and its relation to the Terrorism Act 2000
The Metropolitan Police have published an article on this subject on their website at http://www.met.police.uk/about/photography.htm
It states inter alia (a) Members of the public and the media do not need a permit to film or photograph in public places and police have no power to stop them filming or photographing incidents or police personnel, and (b) Officers do not have the power to delete digital images or destroy film at any point during a search.
It is recommend that you read it and carry a printed copy in your camera bag.
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