
(inc. ex-session players), performing a mixture of orginals and covers.



Next session they'll be learning how to manipulate these digital images on the computer in Photoshop - Katy our Photographer will be leading the session, showing people how to crop, resize, cut out redeye, brighten and darken photos, and change them into black and white. It will basically be the chance to have a play with the potential digital photography has to offer.
So come along on Friday April 11th, 10.00 -12.00 noon at Orchard Lane Church





Last night, despite the weather, we had a really excellent meeting where the Park Rangers met local Artists. The CB project has been helping the Central Parks Ranger, Gary Oscroft, to set up a Friends of The Parks Group to encourage community involvement. CB facilitated the meeting at the Art House (a Community Arts gallery in the centre of Southampton), which was attended by Park Rangers and Gardeners, as well as, local Artists, Poets and Musicians.
Bargate Mums Arts Group - learning indepth about taking better photos (February 8th)
And the results were great - you could already see the improvement on the first session's photos, and the ladies were really pleased.After much preparation, the Mini Millbrook Project finally had its first AGM to adopt its constitution and elect a committee. This will make the group fully independent and autonomous. They will also be able to open a bank account to manage their own money.
Gail did a great job leading the meeting. Using new PowerPoint skills taught to them by Stuart from the CB Project, Estelle and Gail had put together a fabulous slide show which Gail presented. This gave a detailed summary of what the group had been up to and its hopes for the future. It was a great way to celebrate the hard work of the group over the last couple of months.
Then it was time for the elections - Kerry was elected Chair, Mandy was elected Secretary and Gail became the Treasurer. The constitution was adopted, committee members signed up and it was agreed to open a bank account. Gail ended the meeting with a 'thought shower' to get everyone's ideas about what theme to choose for the group's next carnival.
Then once it was over, there were refreshments and a display of photos for all to enjoy.

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