The third of our APG group meetings - this time John Harvey will be looking at alternative ways of processing some of the images that were previously submitted by members to a recent critique evening. This is also a chance for members to ask questions on how to process their images in Lightroom or Photoshop.

This evening we will have a chance to share some images and get feedback from other members about them.

This event for PDI images will be between approximately 20 clubs, and will be hosted by Cambridge CC at Whittlesford.

Emma Finch will be talking about how to elevate your portrait skills. Covering all aspects of portrait photography from posing, lighting, styling and editing, through to how to put people at ease and shooting more creative, conceptual work. Using Emma's skills as an award-winning professional portrait photographer and educator, this evenings talk will be packed [...][[wp-link-page]]

This evening we will hold our themed print panel competition, on a theme of your choice. You may enter between three and six prints which will be judged by Sarah Kelman. The club's print competition rules are available here Don't forget to bring your prints along by 7.15pm at the latest. As well as your [...][[wp-link-page]]

This evening Andrew Moss will talk about how he shoots sports photographs that sometimes do well in club competitions. Don't forget to submit pdi copies of your print images by midnight tonight for next weeks print competition

The final print league competition of this years season! The entries will be judged this evening by Naomi Saul.

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

Around 20 clubs will compete in this event, which will be hosted by St. Ives. There is no charge to enter the exhibition during the day, from 10AM until 4:30PM on Saturday 24th February, upstairs in the Free Church, St Ives. The Judging will start at 6:00PM. Tickets for the judging are £7.50 each, including [...][[wp-link-page]]

Ken Scott is this evenings presenter. In his professional work, Ken runs photography retreats grounded in the concept of mindfulness. At its simplest, this means an awareness of the present moment. It is also recognised as a highly effective practice for wellbeing, very apt in these difficult times. Illustrated with a variety of images from [...][[wp-link-page]]