Club Reports

The most important meeting of the year when the club officials are elected for the next season and members have their say in the Open Forum.

An evening to aim for, Ed Chorlton, Chairman of Exeter City FC, presents certificates shields and cups to the season's winners.

Wildlife, Landscapes and Full Throttle Photoshop.’
Barry, the holder of an RPS Fenton Medal, will show us a range of images taken around the world.

The last competition of the year.

Tonight our Standard Members(relatively new) entertained the Club. By no means was their work standard!

Keith Monroe from Jessops kindley provided the equipment and the model Keira for this practical session.

The final open print competition of the season.

Exeter Camera Club pay us a visit to entertain us and present their work.

The annual AV night presented this year by the amicable David Renhard.

Ann Owens from Plymouth cold judges print, digital, and traditional slide panels.

Brian is a Aspirational photographer! with special interest in creative, travel, and portrait photography.

An in House evening. Peter and four members present their interpretation of "My Favourite Things". The chairman Paul ends the night with a tutorial on Photoshop.

Paula Graham from Newton Abbot shows us how her photography has developed.

The only open competition for projected images this season.

Our very own Mac Bouchere gives a full presentation of the evolution of his Fellowship panel.

Snowbound Teinbridge

The subject for this annual competition was set last December by Paul Lawson as vice chairman. Prints "Interpretations of Power", Digitally Projected Images "Transport networks", and slides "Transport networks without vehicles".

Sheila Haycox and John Perriam cross the Exe to show us their AV presentation.

An opportunity for some advanced members to present their work.

The penultimate print open for this season.

The art of digital manipulation not the dreaded VAT.

The Club's opportunity to comment on one hundred quality prints.

Arthur and Tony judge their annual competitions

Nigel, a much missed judge, returns to the club to show us some of his own work.

Mike talks about the Disabled Photographers' Society and shows prints of people taken from his personal perspective.

The first of three open print competitions.

Stan, a valued ex-member, shows some of his recent work.

Chris Weston conservationist and photographer gives a presentation on his work to save endangered species.

Our own Ken holland ARPS DPAG celebrates 25 years with the club by presenting his story from darkroom to the computer.