Hi Folks, A really good turn out of club members at Brill last night and plenty to photograph. It was a lovely evening but a bit too much wind for the lighting stands to hold firm. I set off early and used the sat nav to get me to Brill which seemed to want to …
Hi Folks, Around a dozen members met in Eythrope road last night to do a 2 mile walk and take pictures. It was a lovely evening and not so hot as other times of the last few weeks. Rabbits in a field were spotted and Chris took us to the edge of a field where …
Hi Folks, Last night the club had a visit to the Rag Pits near Halton Woods there were lots of different wild flowers out including orchids I am afraid I am not well up on wild flowers so can’t really tell you their names but I think these are some …
It was a wonderful evening enjoying the tranquillity of a beautiful garden owned, designed and managed by one of our members. Even with a dozen or so photographers running around, there was still the calm and beauty to be savoured and enjoyed. Evidence on the bench that photographers were at large and hiding in the …
Hi Folks, What a good turn out by the club last night with over twenty plus members coming along to the first of the summer meet ups. The star of the meet up was of course ‘Ollie the owl’ and brought along to the church by his keeper Brian thousands of shots were …
Hi Folks, Last night it was presentation night and food was provided by the club. I had survived on just a radish since 4 pm so looking forward to the evening. Tables and chairs were laid out just like an Oscar awards night but I had less chance of winning unless Chris made a mistake …
Hi Folks, On Tuesday evening we had a black and white competition which was judged by our own club members. However, it was our own ‘in house’ judges that started the evening by giving a critique talk on each picture before our member’s voted. It was interesting, as one might not agree with what some …
Hi folks, It was the last round of the League Challenge Cup last night and the theme was ‘Refreshing’ plus the open round. The judge for the evening was Peter Greenaway from Kidlington. I personally thought this was one of the hardest rounds to come up with something original and there were only 15 entries …