International

The World Cup for Camera Clubs is an International Competition organised yearly by the FIAP, dedicated to Photographic Camera Clubs from around The World. Each Camera Club submits 20 Images, with a maximum of 2 images per photographer. These images are then judged and scored by a panel of International Judges.

<p>Club chairman, Bill Power FIPF, is having a run of success recently in international salons, where he has won no less than five awards in salons in India, Montenegro and Serbia. His success continue Mallow Camera Club&#8217;s long-standing tradition of success in regional, national and international competition. Two awards were won by Bill&#8217;s image &#8216;U Rock My Socks&#8217;. [&hellip;]</p>

<p>In 1973 MCC member Pat Heavin was living and working in Waterford when film director Stanley Kubrick and a host of well-known actors descended on the area to make the film Barry Lyndon. Among the actors was heartthrob Ryan O’Neal who had come to prominence in the film Love Story released a few years before. [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Mallow Camera Club is delighted to welcome three esteemed UK photographers to share their knowledge with club members on Monday night next, 09 March 2015. Bob Underhill, Mike Sharples and David Millard are all members of Smethwick Photographic Society in the West Midlands; perhaps the UK&#8217;s largest and most successful club. Each will be showing [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Mallow Camera Club chairman Bill Power won his first Gold Medal at an international salon recently.  Bill’s photograph &#8216;Amethyst Deceiver&#8217; won the Photographic Society of America (PSA) Gold Medal in the &#8216;World Around Us&#8217; Salon in Serbia.  In addition to his medal win Bill also had five more of his images accepted in the salon. Well done [&hellip;]</p>