Midhurst Camera Club is a friendly club for people who love photography, offering our members the opportunity to learn and improve by:
- Inviting inspirational guest speakers to visit the club and show us their work
- Running internal competitions, both print and PDI (Projected Digital Image), which are judged anonymously by invited judges
- Running practical evenings on camera techniques and all aspects of photography
- Learning from each other
Have a look at the rest of the pages in this section to find out more about each of these events.
Details of all up-coming events in the programme can be seen below.
Download the full programme of events for the 2019-20 season. Duplex print and fold in three to view correctly. Fold in three again for a pocket size programme.
“Developing Personal Vision and Visual Style” A fully illustrated presentation in two parts (of approximately thirty-five to forty-five minutes each) covering a number of topics, including: Personal Vision – What? Where? How? Imagination/representation – Right Brain/Left Brain Conundrums Composition with Tone, Texture, Line and Shape 2-Dimensional Interpretations of 3-Dimensional…
Projected Digital Image (PDI) – Round 1: “Open”. Judge: Rosemary Wilman HonFRPS APAGB Round 1 of the PDI Competition League; three rounds altogether during the season. Visitors welcome – £5 on the door.
“A Photographer’s Perspective: My Life Through a Lens “ Viveca’s third lecture follows on from her first two – ‘Urban Exploration to Fine Art: A Photographic Journey’ and ‘iPhoneography to Fellowship: My Continuing Journey’. In this talk she will discuss the various photographic techniques that she has been experimenting with,…
Andy Cantlon will be looking at iconic photos, the cameras used and see how that is relevant to today’s equipment. He will also quickly look at camera settings, image processing and have a Q and A session for any questions arising. Spoiler – your current gear is almost certainly…
“Open” (non-league) Judge: Roger Smith Two competitions run together – one for ladies and one for men
Print competition – non league The modern definition of landscape is very broad – land or sea, urban or nature and big or small. But in this case the picture taken must be within 50 miles of Midhurst. Hosted by PJ
Me & My Mono Alan’s presentation “Me and My Mono” demonstrates his passion for his photography and the craft with which he delivers his images. We’ll hear how he developed his personal style and gain insights into the advantages of using monochrome for certain situations, which many of us might otherwise…
From Focal Length to Farmageddon A personal foray into animals – both domesticated and wild – and their landscapes; capturing characters, personality and mystique through the lens of an advocate, enthusiast and author. This is the story of how long journeys to remote parts of Brazil and Sumatra led naturalist…
Sue Sibley counts herself lucky to live in the New Forest – a beautiful area for photography. An artist before becoming a photographer, it is apparent that Sue knows how to get the best composition – her “start” image taken in New York, after 9/11, used the remaining structures and…
Dorset born Lorraine Heaysman has an unquenchable thirst for being out in the landscape. Lorraine originally studied catering at Weymouth College but alongside this decided to take a short course in photography. Starting with a borrowed Brownie camera and spending a little time in the darkroom, Lorraine turned to cameras…
Judge: Daan Olivier Between 3 and 6 related images, either individually mounted or mounted on one board.
Judge: Glyn Edmunds An image that brings to mind a title, such as Penguins – “Happy Feet”; a shark – “Jaws”; Bare Tree – “Gone with the Wind”
Originally from the Wirral, David Southern is now resident in Northumberland after living for many years in the Surrey Hills. He has been photographing landscapes and nature from around the world and is never happier than battling the elements in pursuit of his passion for outdoor photography. Having worked for…
Fauna covers all creatures from an ant to a zebra and anything in between, including domestic and farm animals. Judge – Sue Sibley counts herself lucky to live in the New Forest – a beautiful area for photography. An artist before becoming a photographer, it is apparent that Sue knows…
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