Exhibition
Previously exhibited in 2002, we had a special exhibition, featuring photographs by previous festival presenters, on Friday evening, and all day Saturday.
The Exhibition was specially complied for the 20th anniversary (2002) Dundee Mountain Film Festival (DMFF) comprising images provided by previous presenters at that time. The photographs cover a vast range of locations from home and abroad unifying the love of diverse mountain environments, the challenges presented therein as well as the comradeship shared whilst undertaking the many opportunities presented to the enthusiast.
The Dundee Mountain Film Festival is highly appreciative to all who contributed to the Exhibition. Whilst the Exhibition is the property of the Festival, all images remain the sole copyright of each individual photographer or dependent or family.
Contributers :-
Chris Bonington
Irvine Butterfield
John Cleare
Kurt Diemberger
Richard Else
Silvo Karo
Martin Moran
Pat & Baiba Morrow
Kathy O’Dowd
Doug Scott
Stephen Venables
We also had a number of stands from the trade and voluntary organisations on Friday evening, and all day Saturday.
Andala Crafts: Hand-cut 3-D maps, Greetings cards. Knitted, crocheted and sewn items
Harvey Maps
: Tough waterproof maps with sensible map coverage. Made for walkers by walkers.
Paul Craven (Artist)
: A prolific full-time artist, his work has been widely commercially used in many forms such as greeting cards, prints and calendars. Paul’s work has also been used for book illustrations including ‘The Magic of the Munros’ by Irvine Butterfield; shortlisted for ‘Best Illustrated Book’ at the British Book of the Year Awards 2000.
Pedantic Press:
Pedantic Press publications incorporate precision and prose, pedantry and poetry, the scientific and romantic, the eccentric and mundane. Subject matter is based on hills and hill walking but the stories cover a wide range of topics and themes.
Scottish Adventure Co:
Where art, design and adventure come together with Scotland at the centre. Stickers and pins etc.
Carn Dearg Mountaineering Club: Established in the rugged landscape of the Angus Glens, the club has made its mark in the mountaineering community promoting the “Scottish Hills” and providing a means for people who want to enjoy that experience in the company of like minded club members. The club celebrates its 75th birthday in 2024
Dundee Mountain Club: – Whether it’s a day out hillwalking or ski touring, a weekend scrambling along remote mountain ridges, or an evening at the climbing wall or biking local forest trails, there’s always something going on in Dundee Mountain Club.
Grampian Club
: has more to offer than most! From monthy coach-based Day Meets to a wide variety of spectacular venues, highly sociable Weekend Meets, interesting and varied Indoor Meets, regular Climbing Meets, two fantastic properties for use by Club Members and much more.
Mountain aid: the hillwalkers’ charity was born out of a desire to continue the good work started by its predecessor ‘Boots Across Scotland’. Promotes safety on the hills.
Mountain Bothies Association (MBA)
: Founded in 1965, the Mountain Bothies Association exists to maintain remote buildings for which the owner has little or no use, yet remain important to walkers and others who make use of the shelter that they provide.
Scotways (Scottish Rights of Way Society): Founded in 1845, ScotWays (The Scottish Rights of Way and Access Society) is the independent charity which upholds and promotes public access rights in Scotland. We are widely recognised as experts in the law and practice of access and advise on access problems, provide information and training, and maintain a vast database about routes in Scotland. You can see our recognisable green and white signs on routes across Scotland.
SCOTLAND’S Charity Air Ambulance (SCAA)
: SCAA is funded by the people of Scotland, primarily through donations, fundraising, events and our life-saving lottery. SCAA currently operates two helicopters, both EC135s, and two rapid response vehicles – taking life-saving pre-hospital care to the scene of time-critical emergencies. SCAA then transports patients to hospitals all over Scotland to receive the most appropriate medical care.
Tayside Mountain Rescue: is a registered Scottish SCIO Charity, a voluntary emergency service and is supported by the public serving the public.
The Munro Society: The Munro Society (TMS) was formed in 2002 and is open to anyone who has climbed all the Munros.