judged by David Eastley LRPS Will be run via ZOOM.

An opportunity to take part in a friendly and constructive review of each others images. Will be held via ZOOM. and limited to a maximum of 10 people

Members Only

A review of images used by BPS in inter-club and South London Federation competitions hosted by Barrie Brown LRPS

Not to be missed. Glyn Dewis is a very well known and renowned Photoshop expert. The Power of Personal Projects In this presentation UK Photographer Glyn Dewis will talk about the importance of personal projects and how they are the key to developing as a Photographer. Glyn will also go through his current 39-45 Portraits […]

Or How I shoot pictures that sometimes do well in Club Competitions, hosted by Andrew Moss

Another chance to improve your photography in an informal meeting of minds. Hosted by Keith Surey

Steve Hedges is presenting his new talk: The Wildlife and Landscapes of East Anglia. Steve is a professional photographer who runs courses ranging from Foxes in Essex to the Austrian Alps and Venice. A number of club members have attended and he comes highly recommended.

We are very lucky that Polina has agreed to give us this talk which she has presented to many camera clubs around the country. Polina reveals many secrets behind the creation of her work such as tips for sourcing props and how to get her flowers, living or dead, to pose in the graceful shapes […]

Alan Walker, ARPS, MPAGB, EFIAP, MPSA from Cumbria will be giving his presentation on “Getting the Best Photographically from your Travels”.  Although we are not going far from home at the moment, Alan will share with us the way he approaches the planning and execution of successful photographic trips and how to come back with competition […]

As we are using Zoom, you can cheat if you want to, but then you will feel guilty for months afterwards!

Peter Jones ARPS, DPAGB and Sue Wilson DPAGB from Newark.  Peter and Sue will be presenting their most popular talk: “Wildlife in Cold Places”.  We are very lucky that they have agreed to do this for us on Zoom and, as that say, it involves lots of animals and lots of snow.