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The talk at Ilkley Camera Club on Friday 18 September features miniature worlds created using macro lenses and other techniques. By a happy quirk if we take the name of Lilliput’s Gulliver and change one letter we get the surname … Continue reading →

Covid-19 may have prevented all the members of the club from meeting face to face but it has not stopped this year’s awards being presented. At the Zoom meeting on 11 September members saw an audio visual presentation of all … Continue reading →

On Friday 11 September the Club will be showing images from last season’s competition awards, together with recent work by members. It’s also the final date for entries to the 25 September Open Colour photo competition. The Club is currently … Continue reading →

Ilkley Camera Club was privileged to welcome sports photographer Mark Pain to its online Zoom gathering on Friday evening. Around forty Club members enjoyed an impressive account of Mark’s career capturing some of the world’s biggest sporting events including some … Continue reading →

On 4 September the Club’s attention switches to sports photography with an online talk by Mark Pain who has twice been named as the Sports Photographer Of The Year (SPOTY) and was crowned Olympics Photographer Of The Year for his … Continue reading →

Irish photographer and trainer, Joe Houghton, gave a salutary warning on 28 August about being aware of your surroundings. While taking long exposure photos of a South African waterfall he stepped back to discover a deadly poisonous Black Mamba snake … Continue reading →

Our guest speaker via Zoom on Friday 28 August at 7.30pm is Irish photographer Joe Houghton. He will be talking on Long Exposure Photography.  Joe’s work has been featured in many Irish and international publications, in books, and by the … Continue reading →

Lugging camera equipment across desolate moors shows dedication of the first order. So ‘well done’ to our five members who took part in our outing to Brontë country. You can read a report on their trip and see an extensive … Continue reading →

Creative photography is not a specialist genre, it is part of what we do with every photograph, said Glenys Garnett our guest speaker via Zoom on 14 August. She went on to demonstrate how relatively simple photos drawn from landscapes … Continue reading →

The Club outing to the Malham area produced some interestingly different approaches in the style of photography adopted by members. You can enjoy a selection of the images here.