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On Friday 1 February, Club member Peter Wilson shares his experiences of Low Light Photography and he is joined by Keith Allen who will talk about capturing stunning bird photographs. Meetings are on Fridays from 7.30pm to about 9.30pm at … Continue reading →

Club President Larry James was watching the birdie for the Club’s print competitions on 25 January. His impressive study of a kingfisher in action earned him first place in the Panel competition. Not only did his shots show the bird … Continue reading →

The meeting on 25 January sees the Club’s print competitions in the Photo Panel and Nature categories. Judge Christine Hartley will assess the images. And no doubt members will informally discuss whether they agree. Visitors are very welcome. Meetings are … Continue reading →

“One’s destination is never a place, but rather a new way of looking at things”, wrote Henry Miller.  Club member Nick Hodgson took this as his mantra when visiting Nepal, India, Japan and Australia. The result on 18 January was … Continue reading →

Members greeted the new year with a show of recent work. Twelve members took the opportunity to show prints or projected digital images ranging from wintery landscapes and night shots, through safari travels and birds of prey, to their latest … Continue reading →

Please note that there will be no Club meeting on 11 January. This is because the hall will be in use by the church authorities.

The Club will take a break for Christmas and the New Year from 14 December until Friday 4 January when we meet again for a Members’ Evening. It’s a chance to show off recent work, seek comments, talk about the … Continue reading →

Before members were allowed to ‘fuddle’ on 14 Decemberlast, they had to work up an appetite with five mini-seminars on photographic topics. Nick Hodgson and David James showed different types of printer paper and discussed what images they might be … Continue reading →

Friday 14 December sees the Christmas Fuddle. Members are invited to bring a modest food contribution to the party. There will also be opportunities to learn some new techniques as there will be five ‘spots’ where we give advice on … Continue reading →

Young eyes judged older eyes on 7 December when pupils from Ilkley Grammar School, with teacher Louise Mortimer, were the judges for the Club’s latest two competitions for members. Comments were succinct and forthright but did show a degree of … Continue reading →