Monthly Archives: October 2018

There is a further opportunity for members to gain feedback on their work on Friday 2 November when a panel of three Club experts discuss images submitted in advance by members. Work will be shown in print form. If there … Continue reading →

The digital competitions held on 26 October brought an unusually high number of entries with 56 for the Water themed category and 64 for General Colour. Visiting judge Robert Helliwell had his work cut out but provided well-structured comments on … Continue reading →

On 26 October the Club has its first digital competitions of the season when the categories are General colour and Water. The entries are in, so members are eagerly awaiting the views of independent judge Robert Helliwell ARPS. Meetings are … Continue reading →

Big can be beautiful, but make sure your images are technically sound. That was the message from visiting speaker Howard Tate on 19 October. He emphatically made his point showing 12 megapixel images that had been blown up with great … Continue reading →

Guest speaker Howard Tate talks about Personal prints with a Bigger Difference at the Club meeting on 19 October. Visitors are very welcome. Meetings are on Fridays from 7.30pm to about 9.30pm at St Peter’s Church Hall, Church Street, Addingham, … Continue reading →

Approach your subjects using eye contact, establishing a rapport, thinking about what makes them comfortable and ensuring you do not project your own fear or apprehension. That was invaluable advice from visiting speaker Keith Moss at the meeting on 12 … Continue reading →

At the Club meeting on 12 October, acclaimed photographer Keith Moss will be showing his Urban Portraits, featuring people he has met during his travels, as well as tips about street portraiture. You can see more of his work here. … Continue reading →

Neil Bland took the top honours in the Club’s Architecture & Record competition last Friday. His gritty image of Canterbury Cathedral’s Cloisters caught the judge’s eye. Second place went to Geoff Meakin for a wide-angle view of the interior of … Continue reading →