The club will be starting its new season for 2024/25 with a warm welcome to members old and new. This will be the 50th Anniversary of the club's formation, so a momentous occasion! We have much to look forward to this season, and our Programme Secretary, Chris, will be outlining the events he has planned [...][[wp-link-page]]

Tonight's meeting will be a presentation by Ashley Franklin. This is Part 2 of Ashleys photographic club talks, and is billed as "the story of aerial, advertising, landscape, sport, and science & nature photography, with a special focus on photo art: More fascinating imagery beyond the pictorial camera club world, exploring the history, style and [...][[wp-link-page]]

Cambridge Camera Club are running their exhibition this year at St Andrews Baptist Church in Cambridge. The exhibition poster is here. The Exhibition runs from 1pm-5pm Monday, 30th September and opens 10am-5pm all other days, closing at 5pm on Saturday, 4th October.  Cambridge Camera Club  hope that many EPC members will take advantage of this [...][[wp-link-page]]

This evening we are planning to look at equipment and techniques, with practical demonstrations in the Hall led by some of our club members. We are encouraging you to bring along your camera, and we will help you with any questions that you may have about how to use it. We will also have some [...][[wp-link-page]]

This evening we are fortunate to have club member Kevin Pigney leading this presentation, explaining how he processes his amazing award-winning images. This will be an informative and enjoyable evening not to be missed.! The following information has been provided by Kevin: "I was regularly asked during my Passion for Wildlife talk about how I [...][[wp-link-page]]

This evening the first of our 3 print competitions will be held at the College, and the judge for the evening will be David Steel. Please remember to bring your prints along by 7.15pm at the latest.

Tracey Lund will be presenting her talk, postponed from last season. Tracey will be showcasing images from Alaska, Canada, Yellowstone, India, and the Zimanga private wildlife park in Zululand, as well as some images from around the UK.

There is no meeting this evening, but don't forget to submit some images for our informal critique evening next week. Images need to be submitted to PhotoEntry by midnight tonight.

This evening we will be looking at some of our members images, and discussing positive ways in which they might be improved. The discussion will be led by some of our more experienced members, but the discussion will be open to all to have their say.

This annual competition is being held once again at Wisbech Town Football Club, and features ten clubs, with each one submitting four pdi's and four prints.  No more than two of those in each category can be nature images, and there is a limit of a maximum of two per author. A Powerpoint presentation of [...][[wp-link-page]]