
Partner 'Societies'
Society of Wedding and Portrait Photographers
www.swpp.co.uk
Click here to Join SWPP
The Society of International Sport & Leisure Photographers SISLP
www.sislp.com
Click here to Join SISLP
The Society of International Nature and Wildlife Photographers SINWP
www.sinwp.com
Click here to Join SINWP
The Society of International Travel & Tourism Photographers SITTP
www.sittp.com
Click here to Join SITTP
The Society of International Media & Press Photographers SIMPP
www.simpp.net
Click here to Join SIMPP
The Society of International Commercial and Industrial Photographers SICIP
www.sicip.net/
Click here to Join SICIP
Society of International School and Event Photographers SISEP
The
Societies 2010 Photographic ConventionConvention: 12th-18th 2010
Trade Show Dates: 15th-17th January 2010
Novotel London West – Hammersmith
The 2010 Convention Highlights
Free Trade Show
Over 350 hours of masterclasses to choose from, over four days!
Over 12 hours of Business School
Over 40 hours of FREE Seminars and Demos
Full-Day Photographic Seminars
Photographer of the Year Awards Night
Parties
Superclasses
and list goes on ...
Symbol:
A Selection of Trade Exhibitors
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* Extra cost involving these classes please see tickets page for more information.
The SWPP 2009 Convention was an outstanding success,
we have 194 days to get ready for the 2010 convention - which starts on January 14, 2010
Photo Quote: We take language into our minds; we read words in the same internal voice with which we think, remember, pray. But when we look at paintings or photographs, the reverse is true. If the image corresponds to our most intensely personal, yet archetypal, yearnings and memories, we don't take the image in, we move out of ourselves into the image, as though it were another world, a hologram whose forms of light are ghostly angels, or a dream whose physical reality is suggested by what we see on the surface of a canvas or a page. We connect with the image as though we had lost it within our own memories and are now surprised to find it represented outside ourselves, vital and luminous, charged with energy. - Jayne Anne Phillips