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    Top digital images on show                      Tony's wide view of life
     at West Swindon Library
   Swindon has had a long associa-
   ti on with photography and also the
   Royal Photographic Society (RPS),
   writes Maureen Albright.
     A meeting to form a Field and
   Camera Club took place in 1898.
     Ninety years later a group of                                  ^4                  4*!P'1
   enthusiasts at Swindon Camera        !--             :
   Club decided to form the Swindon      -,
   Imaging Group. or SwIG. to be-                 T   .  -•..                                     -
   come acquainted with the newtech-
   nology of digital photography.
     For the first time the Royal Pho-  An exhibition of unusual panoramas taken and created by photographer Tony Leggett from Nine Elms will
   tographic Society's Digital Imaging  be on display at the West Swindon Library from 18 to 30 August. The multiple images manipulated and
   Group are to show their 2003 Print  stitched together on computer create whole new perspectives.
   Exhibition in the town at the West
   Swindon Library at
   the Link Centre,                                                 Be read to by CD
   from 2 August until                        West Swindon Library has taken receipt of a new collection of 90 stories read on
   1 6 August.                                compact disc, featuring well known authors such as David Baldacci, Roddy Doyle, Peter
     The RPS DI                               Carey and Marion Keyes. They cost £1.30 to hire for three weeks.
   Group's member-
   ship is over a thou-
   sand and the exhi-                                 Where's your favourite Swindon place?
   bition currently                           Swindon Civic Trust is running a free competition to find 'Swindon's Favourite Places.'
   shows work from
                                                Entries can be in any form suitable for exhibition visually or acoustically such as
   1 50 different pho-                        graphics, photos, drawings, writing, recordings, videos. DVDs, models and art installa-
   tographers includ-                         tions.
   ing several locals.
                                                Any place that can be readily visited by the public should be featured and submissions
     This exhibition
                                              in several age categories, as well as non-commercial groups, will be welcomed.
   represents the very                          The judges will look at the quality of the personal entry and its ability to evoke a positive
   best in digital work                       response: vision, imagination and public rapport will all be highly valued.
   and is well worth a
                                                The closing date is 24 October. ready for an exhibition in November. For details, call
   visit.                                     520592.
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