Our own club members, Kevin and Richard will take us on a four part journey throughout the season on how to take “portraits”

Part 1 tonight will cover the Basics.

Our own, Mike Cheeseman will show us how to use a drip kit to take splash photography to the next level.

Mike will demonstrate how to use the equipment and then we can all have a go with image reviews at the end of the evening if we have time!

Should be a fun (and hopefully not to wet) evening!

We kick the year of with the first of five set subject and open competition’s.

Tonight we have the set subject of “Patterns and Shapes” – One x Print and one x Digital projection allowed per member

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“Open” – Any subject matter you like – One x Print and one x Digital projection allowed per member

Make sure your entries are in to Carlo by the 18th September in readiness for tonight’s judge to evaluate and give scores.

Who will be victorious, will it be you?

In Part two of this 5 week course, we cover more Photography related basics. Watch the news feed on the Website for more info. nearer this date for details of the evening.

Get your photos in for the next Camera Club competition entitled “Movement”, plus the usual “Open” section.

Kevin and Richard will take you through the Basics of Portraiture photography over four evenings. This Week is part 2.

Once again we are treated to the best of the entries from last years WCPF Digital Image portfolio. Watch for inspiration and exasperation as the images appear before you, this year in full calibrated colour with our new Projector and Laptop. See the images how they were meant to be seen!

Its Competition Night with our second competition of the year. The set subject for Competition B is “Movement” and “Open”. You are allowed to enter 1 x Print and 1 x Digital image per section (max. 4 images total). Remember to include a digital copy of each print you enter so all the entries can be seen on the big screen!

The former Cirencester Camera Club Member presents an evening entitled “Annual Perspective”, where Colin takes us through the process of taking a photo everyday for a whole year!

Entries for Competition C “The Decisive Moment” and “open” are due in this evening.

Parts 3 of the Basics of Photography, advancing beyond “Auto” on your camera.

Congratulations to those that made it to the end of the challenge. Tonight we review the best of the photos taken during this years challenge.

Bring your photos along (1600 x 1200 Pixel resolution) for submission into this years DPIC entry on behalf of Cirencester Camera Club.

We welcome an external judge to critique, review and score the winners of Competition C – “The Decisive Moment” and “Open”.

As winter starts on the 21st December, let us see what is capable when renowned Robert Harvey presents “Winter Photography”

In Part 4 of the Basics of Photography we advance on. By this point hopefully all of you have progressed from the “Auto” setting to using the “advanced modes” that your camera has to offer. Tonight we move onto taking your Photos in RAW and the editing process of these images.

No meeting is planned for Christmas Day, but let the committee wish one and all of you a happy Christmas

Happy New Year to one and all!

This week we invite Brian Swinyard to give us a talk entitled “Personal Identity”

Get your images in to our Competition Secretary for images entitled “urban” plus the usual “open” section

Wash away those post Christmas blues with a friendly camera club get together.

In the final part of the basics of photography, we look at image processing basics and how to get the best from the images you have taken.

Kevin and Richard once again take us into the realms of Portraiture photography.

2017 – 2018 Programme