Key Submission Dates:
NSS1: No Set Subject competition 1 to be held on 28th October. Images due by midnight Sunday 24th October
Please note that you can submit up to 3 images, colour or b&w DPI, but no more than 2 in each category.
Click here for more info on competition rules and formatting of images.
Withymead Competition: Deadline for image(s) submitted for Withymead Competition: 31st October
send to the Warden at info@withymead.org
Details of the Withymead Competition rules can be found here and is open to WPC members only.
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Next event: Thursday 21st October
Speaker: Steve Brabner will speak about Taking Images and Making Images Steve says: " I love experimenting with creative, post-processing techniques and no two of my pictures are alike. 'Taken' images (ie captured in a single exposure with minimal adjustment) still predominate in club competitions but images constructed or enhanced in the computer are prevalent at national and international levels. I will share my techniques and images with you - the ones that succeeded and the ones that nearly did." Visitors are welcome and tickets can be purchased here for £5. This event will be online via Zoom 
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All upcoming events open to visitors can also be accessed via this QR code:
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All events will be broadcast via Zoom until further notice. Some events will also be held in the pavilion with Zoom as an option.
Evenings will start at 7.30pm, and run until between 9.30 and 10:00 pm, with earlier Zoom access from 7.15pm, for a bit of a chat. There will be a 5 minute break around 8.30pm. |
External Events |
Some Images from last Season |
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Since there are an increasing number of external events, we now have a new External Events page, where all the details can be found.
Sarah Howard has now published dates for her new series of Creative Landscape workshops and has also published a useful blog post on The Making of a Successful Photograph. |
More images from this and other seasons can be found in the Competitions tab in the header bar above.
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New Members . . .
Are you a seasoned photographer or a smart phone happy snapper? Either way, if you have an interest in photography, there are many good reasons to think about joining the
Wallingford Photographic Club. Here you’ll find a bunch of friendly like-minded people who will help you to improve your skills and introduce you to the many other facets of photo production. You’ll benefit from -
We're sure you won’t be disappointed. more info *Visitors cannot submit images for competitions. |
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