We’ve got about 150 photos printed and mounted for everyone to enjoy. There is a complete mix of macro, portraiture, wildlife, landscape and everything else. Come and vote for your favourites!
It’s free, plus there are excellent refreshments!
We’re pleased to have Justin join us in person to explain all about lighting: the process and the thought behind it.
The Chet Valley Photography Club exhibition was a huge success. We had 157 photos on display, and over the weekend 182 visitors voted for their favourite 3 images. The top 5 results are as follows:
1st Place – Norman Wyatt – Two Foxes
2nd Place – Jonathan Orland – Speckled Bush Cricket Nymph
3rd Place – Norman Wyatt – Two Otters (in the Chet)
4th Place – Jonathan Orland – Papworth
5th Place – Jonathan Orland – Staithe Sunset
All our members who displayed their work had at least one of their photos voted for, so we can all feel very proud!
Out 2023 club exhibition will be held on Saturday 22nd/Sunday 23rd of July at St. John’s Lecture Hall (Loddon).
Stay tuned for more details once the exhibition is held!
For those members who couldn’t attend the AGM, Edward has been re-elected as Chairperson, Jackie has retained the Secretary role, and Jonathan remains Treasurer. We welcome Adam to the Committee as Website Administrator.
Over the Exhibition weekend, over 200 members of the public voted for their favourite top three photos. They decided that the top 5 photos in the exhibition were.
1st Norman Wyatt – Garden Visitor (Wood mouse)
2nd Bernie Webb – St Paul’s
3rd Jonathan Orland – Loddon in the Snow
4th Jonathan Orland – I want to join in!
5th Norman Wyatt’s – Out on a Limb
Thanks to all our members who made the Exhibition a success!
We will hold our 2022 exhibition during the Diamond Jubilee weekend, Saturday 4th June and Sunday 5th June, in St. John’s Lecture Hall on George Lane, Loddon. More details to follow! See photos from our previous events here….
Some of our members have already been busy, with a windy walk in the sunshine to Hardley Mill. It was good to blow away the cobwebs and see some brightness at last.
Whilst few of us (if any) will take up SCUBA diving and underwater photography, David’s talk was excellent and very entertaining. You can see more of his photos here.
Thanks to Shaun Reynolds for introducing us to Milky Way photography at our last meeting. He covered everything from looking at Stellarium to find which way to look, all the camera settings you would need, and how to process your files afterwards to get the most from your shots. Superb!
