After Brian’s request for some pictures of the Olympic Torch traversing Aylesbury, I’m delighted to say that I can post some courtesy of Peter Dedes.
Earlier this week the Olympic torch relay passed through Aylesbury stopping at the birthplace of the Paralympics, Stoke Mandeville Stadium and on out of the county. If you have pictures you’d like to share with the club then please send them to the webmaster at imagezcameraclub.co.uk and we can get some more on the website.
I willing to bet there’s a few folks who looked out of their window yesterday and decided to leave the camera in the bag and go watch Eastenders, well you missed out on the opportunity to try your skills in less than ideal landscape conditions. But you also missed out on the chance to see …
As they say – it’s not what you know, it’s who you know. With a club membership spanning many walks of life it was handy having a member who works at the Buckinghamshire Railway Centre in Quainton. So, for a modest donation, Imagez had an opportunity to spend an exclusive evening photographing… just about anything …
On the 2nd of June Weston Turville held it’s Jubilee event and ImageZ was there to promote the club and photograph the days events. Many thanks to Cliff for putting together the gallery of images shot by the photographers on the event.
From Saturday 9th June until Sunday 24th June artist’s studios throughout the county of Bucks are open at various times for viewing and sale of of their work. This group includes photographers as well as painters, potters, silversmiths etc. Admission is free. Details of the studios , their location and their category are on the …
And the good weather continues. Well the 100% weather success of the summer programme continued for the second meet of the year. It was good to see a large number of people turn up for the Wendover Arm nature walk on Tuesday. The sight of a horde of cameras (or maybe the blinding glare from …
The summer program is your chance to get out and take pictures… there’s friendly fellow club members to stand guard over camera bags, the folks you are taking pictures with also expect you to stop, take out a camera and wait for the “decisive moment”. They won’t complain or grumble like you might get if …