Photography
The Group meets at Worksop Library, the 3rd Monday of the Month. 1745 - 1945
The Photographic Group was set up 10 years ago by Margaret Wade. There are two Co-ordinators; Roger Hancock and with Colin Brenchley.
For more information please contact The Group Co-Ordinator Roger Hancocks at Photo Group
The group is a mixture of photographers, ranging from novice beginners to the more experienced.
At each meeting we have discussions concerning various subjects regarding composition of photos or the technical aspects of various facilities on today’s modern cameras. Additionally we also touch on some aspects of computer editing software.
Well, 2018 proved to be a successful year for the increasingly popular Photo group. We now have 35 members.
Every month, we all send 3 images of a set subject to Colin who then puts them all together on an AV with music to be shown during the meeting for us all to enjoy. He also shows the images individually to allow him to critique each one and for the members to advise and add any comments.
We are a varied bunch of photographers – some of us use basic cameras to the more advanced SLR. We have some really good photographers who are always willing to impart their knowledge and help the “novices”
There has been a noticeable improvement in the quality of our photographs over the last year, with members producing some brilliant images – something to be proud of!!
In December, the members each submitted their favourite photo of the year. Votes were then cast by the group to select the best.
An image entitled “Coming Home” by Jean Merriman was chosen. Well done Jean!
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THEMES FOR 2019
NOVEMBER MEETING CANCELLED - ROOM NOT AVAILABLE DUE TO FLOODING
| November | Sports/Action Photography |
| December | Photo of the Year |
THEMES FOR 2020
| January | OPEN |
| February | OPEN - Three images on your own theme |
| March | Making a Difference/Enhancemeents |
| April | Frozen |
| May | Reflections |
| June | OPEN |
| July | Music |
| August | Animals and Birds |
| September | Unusual viewing angles |
| October | Colours - Three images on your own colour theme |
| November | Street Scenes/Men at Work |
| December | Photo of the Year |
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THEME FOR JANUARY 2019 - OPEN
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PICTURE OF THE YEAR 2018
Members submitted 1 image for viewing.
The members attending the December meeting then voted for their favourite image and a runner up.
The Selected favourite was Coming Home by Jean Merriman with the Runner Up Reflections of Emma-Rose by Stephen Mellors.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC GROUP EXHIBITION AT WORKSOP LIBRARY OCTOBER 2017
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| Dates for your Diary | |
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| Mon Nov 18th | MEETING CANCELLED - ROOM NOT AVAILABLE |
| Mon Dec 16th | SUBJECT: POTY Meet 1745 - 1945 at Worksop Library |
| Mon Jan 20th 2020 | SUBJECT: OPEN Meet 1745 - 1945 at Worksop Library |
| Mon Feb 17th 2020 | SUBJECT: OPEN - THREE PHOTOGRAPHS ON YOUR OWN THEME Meet 1745 - 1945 at Worksop Library |
| Mon Mar 16th 2020 | SUBJECT: MAKING A DIFFERENCE/ENHANCEMENTS Meet 1745 - 1945 at Worksop Library |
| Mon Apr 20th 2020 | SUBJECT: FROZEN Meet 1745 - 1945 at Worksop Library |
| Mon May 18th 2020 | SUBJECT: REFLECTIONS Meet 1745 - 1945 at Worksop Library |
| Mon Jun 15th 2020 | SUBJECT: OPEN Meet 1745 - 1945 at Worksop Library |
| Mon Jul 20th 2020 | SUBJECT: MUSIC Meet 1745 - 1945 at Worksop Library |
| Mon Aug 17th 2020 | SUBJECT: ANIMALS AND BIRDS Meet 1745 - 1945 at Worksop Library |
| Mon Sep 21st 2020 | SUBJECT: UNUSUAL VIEWING ANGLES Meet 1745 - 1945 at Worksop Library |
| Mon Oct 19th 2020 | SUBJECT: COLOURS - THREE PHOTOS ON YOUR OWN COLOUR THEME Meet 1745 - 1945 at Worksop Library |
| Wed Nov 11th 2020 | SUBJECT: STREET SCENES/MEN AT WORK Meet 1745 - 1945 at Worksop Library |
| Mon Dec 21st 2020 | SUBJECT: POTY Meet 1745 - 1945 at Worksop Library |
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