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The Chiang Mai Photographic Group

Sunday, 10 January 2010 11:17 Somchit
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The Chiang Mai Photographic Group meets every 2nd Wednesday 7 p.m. at

Tuskers Bar & Grill.
Address: Chaiyaphum
Soi 1
Chiang Mai
Thailand

The Chiang Mai Photographic Group aims to further all aspects of the picture taking abilities of its members through the sharing of skills and mutual support in an informal, inclusive and enjoyable atmosphere. (32x32ThaiFlag.gif ภาษาไทย)

CMPG is run solely for the benefit of its members and a fee of 40bht per person is collected at each meeting to help defray expenses. Meetings last two hours after which we encourage you to stay for a while and chat with other members over a drink in the bar. It's a good time to explore interests you share with other photographers.

 

All those with an interest in photography film or digital are invited.

Contact Chas for further details at 087-180-4665. www. cmpg.igroops.com

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