Our annual Projected Digital Image (PDI) competition with Southwick Camera Club.
Tom has been taking photographs for many years now and originally focused mostly on macro photography of flowers, and then expanded to include landscape, architecture and portraits. He shoots with a Sony & Leica cameras, and also his Smartphone. He feels that "the real pleasure of photography is that it forces one to slow down… Read More »
Panel competition.
A creative photography session. Steel Wool and Light painting on Goring beach.
A chance to photograph the Spring flowers at Highdown Gardens. Rather than follow a specific route we can go explore the gardens as we wish and regroup for a warm drink at the end. Accessibility: This is a 8.5 acre garden, steep in parts. The accessible route includes the Sensory Garden and the Visitor Centre. There… Read More »
Annual Set Subject Projected Digital Image (PDI) Competition
An opportunity to show us your other interests, photographic projects or specific photographic interests.
Andrew is a photographer, ecologist and conservationist who has worked professionally with wildlife for over 30 years. His philosophy is not just to take great images for their own sake, but to use his work to highlight the beauty and complexity of the natural world, and to raise awareness of the fragility of our environment… Read More »
Annual Projected Digital Image (PDI) competition.
Brian Lloyd Duckett is a documentary and street photographer. He describes his style as "observational and quirky - I’m more interested in human behaviour than in random people walking through streaks of light." He founded and still runs StreetSnappers, the London-based street photography hub. Brian has also published a number of Street Photography books. This is a… Read More »
A circular walk from Mill Road, along the north and west side of the River Arun. We then turn west and pass Swanbourne Lake, before turning back (and up) via Hiorne Tower. We then return past Arundel's Cathedral and through the town centre to Mill Road. Accessibility: Not suitable for wheelchair users. The path along… Read More »
Annual Print Competition.
