Inverness Camera Club is made up of a friendly group of photography enthusiasts who meet every Wednesday night from September to April and welcomes anyone with an interest in learning more about the art and science of photography. Each meeting starts at 7.30pm prompt upstairs in Culduthel Christian Centre, Culduthel Avenue, Inverness, IV2 6AS.

Members, who are of a broad age range and ability enjoy a varied and stimulating programme throughout the season of guest speakers, club and external competitions. Practical workshops take place each Monday night and it is through these sessions they enjoy a valuable exchange of ideas with each other.

All exponents of the photographic world are supported with traditional film & print as well as modern digital techniques being well supported.

The club offers a warm and welcoming environment in which you can continue your journey towards photographic excellence - or get on the first step should you be completely new to the world of photography.

Why not come along to our next meeting where members will be on hand to share their experience and help you improve your photographic skills.

 

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To answer the question asked about a definition of the set Subject "Long Exposure".



"To show movement in the subject, whether it be movement in water,  clouds or animals. Other examples will could be light/star trails. The length of exposure you use is subjective, depending on the subject."



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Gerald

Forty. That is combined score for 2 photographs entered by Jo Davies in Octobers Open competition. She received the perfect scores on the print called “Harvest Mouse” and the projected image called “Male Kingfisher”. Well done to Jo on for 2 outstanding photographs. The two others images she entered also received credits.

 

Male Kingfisher by Jo Davies

 

Jo’s images obviously made a strong impression on the evening’s judge, Phil Downie. I’d like to thank Phil, on behalf of Inverness Camera Club, for standing in at the last minute to do the judging. His comments were, as always, very constructive. Phil is always welcome at the club, with his friendly personality and interaction with the club members making for a very entertaining evening.

Mike Tibbs and Ricky Fraser both walked away with 4 credits and they take the joined lead in both MacLoed Quaich and Stephens Brae Trophy competitions. With 3 rounds to go this will be interesting to see who the eventual winner is. The competition in the Harvey Shield is equally as tight, with only 1 credit covering the top 4 places and 1 credit behind are another 7 club members.

 

Rape of the Countryside by M ike Hems

 

The results have now been published and can be found in their usual place.

On Wednesday 28th September the winner of the Inverness Camera Club Photographer of the Year 2011 was disclosed in a presentation by competition Judge Fin Macrae.

 

Club members fought throughout the 2010/2011 monthly competitions to win the right to enter this competition. Only 10 photographers qualify. The set subject this year was "Shadowlands" and as is customary was chosen by the judge at the end of the session giving the entrants from June to September to take and select their shots. Photographs taken earlier are not elegible for entry.

This criteria reduced the entry field to that of 6 photographers however it was the entries from Mark Logan that caught the judges attention and gave him the win. Fin was at pains to pint out that the top three were very close and we presnt below the portfolios from the top three photographers for your viewing.

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