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Members experienced a really entertaining evening last Friday with visiting speaker Dave Mason all the way from Canterbury. He brought a rich and varied selection of images to illustrate his talk and it was a delight to view them. He … Continue reading →

On Friday 20 October we welcome as guest speaker Dave Mason whose talk ‘Windows of Opportunity’ promises an extra-ordinary look at the ordinary. Dave says, “My preference, regarding the type of images I produce, is that they have an honesty … Continue reading →

Nature, near and far was the theme last Friday when Trevor Davenport ARPS DPAGB visited the Club. Far off were the US national parks of Yellowstone and Grand Teton where Trevor had captured the outstanding colours of the  geyser formations … Continue reading →

You can now see images from our competitions soon after the resuilts are announced. The first set went on show on 8 October following the competitions on 6 October. The images give a good idea of the quality and range … Continue reading →

Natural history photographers are in for a treat on 13 October when Trevor Davenport ARPS DPAGB visits the club to show his images of ‘Nature near and far’. To whet your appetite, you can see articles by Trevor on Butterflies … Continue reading →

You might be surprised to see this praying mantis on a flower in your garden but it was no surprise when Larry James’ s carefully crafted and detailed image won first place in the general colour competition last Friday. A … Continue reading →

On Friday 6 October we depart from our pattern of lectures to present the first print competitions of the season. These are under the independent judging of Frank Lodge CPAGB. Visitors, who can attend three meetings for free, will be … Continue reading →

Two rather different journeys captivated members last Friday. First, club member Paul Robinson documented his early career in the merchant navy with photographs taken on his first trips on cargo ships. As well as some stomach churning images of huge … Continue reading →

The blazing sun of Rajasthan and the chill wind of Shetland came to the Club last Friday. Guest lecturer Colin New presented a terrific evening of photography. His insightful commentary on the history and present day social conditions in Rajasthan … Continue reading →