Monthly Archives: February 2019

On Friday 1 March members can bring along three print images on a subject of their choice for the popular three of a kind competition. Visitors are very welcome. Meetings are on Fridays from 7.30pm to about 9.30pm at St … Continue reading →

Anyone who did not feel invigorated by the talk on 22 February was probably somewhere else. For visiting speaker Helen Iles not only showed some outstanding landscape photographs but she described a life of mountaineering, mountain rescue, lifeboat service and … Continue reading →

On Friday 22 February the prestigious T L Haigh Memorial Lecture is delivered this year by Helen Iles. She will present ‘Mountains and Sea’, a story of landscape photography. Visitors are very welcome. Meetings are on Fridays from 7.30pm to … Continue reading →

Commenting on 128 photos in 2 hours, including tea break, can be particularly daunting, but on 15 February visiting judge Christine Hodgson rose to the challenge. Tackling first the Rundle Trophy competition for three images showing overall photographic skill, she … Continue reading →

Details of the Ilkley Camera Club Exhibition for 2019 were announced on 12 February. The Exhibition, which is run every two years, will be at Cliffe Castle Museum in Keighley from 4 May to 14 July. It show-cases the work … Continue reading →

On 15 February visiting judge, Christine Hodgson ARPS, CPAGB, gives her verdict on the entries for the all-round skills Rundle Trophy and the Journalism, Sport and Documentary competition. These digital competitions are always popular so there should be a good … Continue reading →

Aiming for photographic distinction awards is a challenge and will improve your photography, but do make sure you have fun along the way. That was the message from the talk given on 8 February by Club President Larry James and … Continue reading →

On Friday 8 February three club members, Larry James and Tim and Sharon Sawyer, grace the stage as they talk about their experiences working to attain their first photographic distinctions. The Credit award of the Photographic Alliance of Great Britain … Continue reading →

Giving your first ever talk to a group of people might have been worrying, but it certainly did not show when Guiseley’s Peter Wilson talked on 1 February about Low Light Photography. Copiously deploying his own photographs to illustrate his … Continue reading →