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Newsletter
The Darkroom Door is the AWARD-WINNING* CPS newsletter, providing a variety of news and information and acting as an historical record of Club events. Reporters, story ideas and comments are always welcome. Contact our Editor to volunteer or leave a comment : for the Newsletter Editor
Darkroom Door Summer 2012 - issued March, 2013
Inside this Issue:
Editor's Message ..............................................2
Selection of Pictorial Competition Winners.......... 3
Of Interest to Members......................................6
Selection of People Competition Winners.............9
Field Trips.......................................................12
Member Recognition.........................................18
Club Information.............................................. 19
* The Darkroom Door has been awarded an Honorable Mention in the Best Newsletter - Large Club category by the Photographic Society of America for 2009-10. PSA judges also honored the Darkroom Door by presenting the Award for Best Layout. CONGRATULATIONS to the Editorial Team!
Archived Issues
CPS has a long and storied history, dating back to the Club's founding in 1887 (before even Eastman Kodak was formed!). Through the tireless efforts of past club officers and David Brooks, the current Club Historian, we are very fortunate to have a continuing record of the Club's activities and events through past issues of the Darkroom Door. Currently, back issues are available for viewing online which date back to 2005 - but soon we plan to provide digital copies dating back to the 1960s and perhaps earlier. Watch this space for updates!
Archived Newsletters - 2012
Archived Newsletters - 2011
Archived Newsletters - 2010
Archived Newsletters - 2009
Archived Newsletters - 2008
Archived Newsletters - 2007
Archived Newsletters - 2006
Archived Newsletters - 2005
CPS - The First 100 Years
We are also very pleased to provide a copy of the Club's 100 Year Anniversary book for online viewing. Published in 1987 and now available in digital form, the book provides an opportunity for you to learn about the early days of the Club, as well as the role that CPS has played both locally and nationally in the development of photography as a hobby and as an artform.
CPS History - The First 100 Years
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