Paul Mitchell will be presenting his talk this evening on landscapes, including Paul's favourite woodland locations, such as Burnham Beeches, Savernake Forest, and other locations throughout the UK. Paul has been successful in the prestigious Landscape Photographer of the Year competition, winning the Sunday Times Choice Award in 2013, the Urban Category winner in 2015 [...][[wp-link-page]]

This competition will be judged by Paul Radden.

This evenings presenter will be Chris Shepherd, who will talk about street photography, people and places, and how to capture interesting images. Chris works in central London, which offers many opportunities to capture interesting images of the people and places of London. For more information, please click here. Next week is an informal image sharing [...][[wp-link-page]]

Another opportunity to share some of your images and to get some feedback from other club members on them, and to meet face to face for a chat. Club presenters will be Kevin Pigney, John Harvey, and Phil Lenney, who will critique your images and give any feedback on how they might be improved, (images [...][[wp-link-page]]

The final PDI competition of this season will be judged by Gerry Metcalfe. Photos on a theme to be announced for the Easter holiday, for informal critique evening on Wednesday 26 April. Images to be uploaded to PhotoEntry by midnight Wednesday 19 April.

There will be no meeting this evening due to the College half term holiday.

There will be no meeting tonight due to the College half term holidays.

Club member Roger Newark will be presenting a talk this evening on using drones for his photography. Roger will share details of some of the equipment he uses for taking his images, and will present his talk to EPC members. Roger gave this talk recently at Cambridge Camera Club, so for those who missed it [...][[wp-link-page]]

EPC will be competing in this inter-club event which will be held via Zoom, and it will be judged by Vincent Scothern DPAGB AFIAP BPE5 PPSA

Tonight we will be inviting our members to share some of their images informally on a set theme, which will be "a different perspective". This should be a different view of a familiar subject or object, so maybe a low or a high vantage point, a close-up or macro, or an unusual angle or view. [...][[wp-link-page]]