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Photographic
Exhibition
"IN A WORLD OF THEIR OWN"
by
Bronwen CaseyEFIAP MAPS SSVAPS
This framed exhibition will be held
at the Melbourne Camera Club.
A selection of Bronwen's photography
will be on display but, most especially, the exhibition will feature the full
set of original prints with which
Bronwen was awarded her
Master of the Australian
Photographic Society in 2008.
This set of images is about people.Not just portraits of faces but a portrayal
of an aspect of their lives or the world in which they live. Anything from the
way they earn a living to their hobbies or their daily life. It is about the
person beyond the face that you see.
The set of colour images encompasses individuals from
across the world, a cross section of people in different nations with different
cultures. The supporting monochrome set is once again people but focuses
specifically on the people of China. It captures them in their daily lives,
from the fields to the streets. The colour and monochrome sets each have a
slightly different focus and a different style of composition. Both are about
people in a world of their own.
Location: Melbourne
Camera Club , nr. Dorcas and Ferrars Sts, South Melbourne
Times:
Sat 20th & Sun 21st
February 1.00 - 5.00 p.m.
Thurs 18th Feb, during below Presentation - 8pm start
Presentation
IN CONJUNTION
WITH THE ABOVE EXHIBITION, Bronwen Casey will be speaking at the Melbourne
Camera Club on Thursday 18 February at 8.00pm. The title of the presentation
is:
"All the world's a stage, and all the men and women
merely players"(William
Shakespeare).
Bronwen will be presenting a cross section of her
photographic work but with a specific focus on people photography and theatre
photography.Her digital slideshows will
include images from her travels overseas, many of which have been successful in
international competition. She will also digitally present the folio of images
with which she gained her Master of the Australian Photographic Society (MAPS)
skill honour in 2008. The above print exhibition of this MAPS set of images
will also be on display during this evening.
The Melbourne
Camera Club extends a warm invitation for photographers and friends to attend
Bronwen's Presentation and Exhibition.
