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On Friday 24 November the Club holds its applied competitions with members showing their entries in three categories: Nature, Travel (sponsored by Ilkley travel specialists TravelWise) and Architecture & Record. If you’d like to see what each category comprises and … Continue reading →

It’s coming to something when you have to be a prisoner in your own photograph. But that is what visiting speaker Erica Oram had to do when she turned up for a shoot and found no one willing to occupy … Continue reading →

On Friday 17 November, Sheffield photographer Erica Oram explains how an open-minded and creative approach can make the most of limited photographic opportunities. Meetings are held from 7.30pm to about 9.30pm at St Peter’s Church Hall, Church Street, Addingham LS29 … Continue reading →

Success stories of a redundant engineer and an entrepreneurial 14 year old lit up the Club evening on 10 November. Steve Howdle told how he built up a new career almost by chance when asked to photograph hairstyles for a … Continue reading →

The final date for members’ entries to our competitions on 24 November is Friday 10 November. Prints need to be handed in to Gillian Duckett, our Print Secretary. The competitions cover: Nature Architecture & Record Travel The prize for the … Continue reading →

On Friday 10 November members can expect something completely different from what they have seen at the Club recently. Steve Howdle and Stephanie Thornton show images that illustrate their work as commercial photographers with particular interests in beauty, fashion, fine … Continue reading →

Time of day and time of year are critical factors in landscape photography. So proclaimed the distinguished Irish landscape photographer John Hooton last Friday when presenting his portfolio of coastal images from Dingle in the Irish Republic. Timing may make … Continue reading →

To our meeting on Friday 3 November, distinguished landscape photographer John Hooton brings images from his home territory of Dingle in the Irish Republic and he will have copies of his latest book of photographs available for signature. Examples of … Continue reading →

It seemed to be Ken Phillip’s night last Friday when the Club held three competitions. This image of a Chinese beauty was one of three images that secured Ken first place in the Rundle Trophy for overall photographic ability. And … Continue reading →

Friday 27 October brings the first digital projection competitions of the season. There are with trophies available for general colour, general monochrome and the Rundle competition, which calls for all round photographic ability. Independent judge Adrian Hendley CPAGB will be … Continue reading →