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On Monday 30 April, Ilkley Camera Club and other local organisations have the opportunity to show off the range of activities available to stimulate, educate and provide enjoyment for local people. It is part of a U3A initiative prompted by … Continue reading →

On 20 April visiting speaker Ian Whiston DPAGB AFIAP BPE4* will talk about his images of the National Parks of East Africa.We are assured of some stunning images plus tips from a master on how to capture the best of … Continue reading →

Landscapes can be hard to capture but well thought out composition and good lighting can produce superb results. That was the message from Sue and Jon Baker’s presentation last Friday. They produced broad vistas from Norway and the Alps, and … Continue reading →

Ilkley Camera Club has announced its outings programme for the Spring and Summer months. Events include shooting the Tour de Yorkshire cycle races, visiting a farm, tips on photographing waterfalls and architecture, a tour of a nature reserve and a … Continue reading →

The Club meeting on Friday 13 April welcomes visiting speakers Sue and Jon Baker. In a change from their originally advertised programme, they will present ‘Not All Who Wander Are Lost’. Looking at landscapes in colour and mono, they will … Continue reading →

The AGM on 6 April saw the installation of Larry James from Silsden as the new Club President. He was presented with the chain of office by outgoing President Peter Farmer. Paul Price was appointed as Vice President.The minutes of … Continue reading →

Members will have an extra free evening on 30 March to polish their photographic techniques at home as there is no club meeting on Good Friday.

The stunning world of monochrome photography was revealed on 23 March when the guest speaker for the Tom Haigh Memorial Lecture was Ann Miles FRPS. She explained how mono treatment can overcome distracting backgrounds, can give images a more three-dimensional … Continue reading →

On Friday 23 March Ann Miles FRPS, MPAGB, presents the T L Haigh Memorial Lecture when she shows ‘Monochrome My Way’. This is an exploration of the different moods that we can create using the monochrome medium: from stark barren … Continue reading →

Try your hand at giving a critique of a photograph was the challenge on Friday 16 March. Thirty-six images were on show for members to say what they liked and what they would have done differently. The added twist was … Continue reading →