Welcome to the Wallingford Photographic Club
Practical evenings: Something for everyone
On Thursday 24th October the club held its second practical evening of the 2019/20 season.
Five sessions ran simultaneously, with the opportunity for members to sign up for the one that interested them most.
Five sessions ran simultaneously, with the opportunity for members to sign up for the one that interested them most.
The activities included -
Meanwhile, those just getting to grips with their cameras benefited from learning about composition, exposure, depth of field and histograms in the camera basics session, which encouraged everyone to "get off auto" and make the most of what their cameras could offer.
The evening was a clear representation of our theme for the season: "seeing, learning and enjoying". There was a buzz of enthusiasm throughout the pavilion and everyone came away feeling they had learnt something new. It was also a great opportunity for members to chat to each other, including those they may not have spoken to before, and share their knowledge and experience." E.D.
- a portraiture session with a model
- an introduction to OnOne editing software
- advanced OnOne processing
- night photography in Wallingford
- camera basics.
Meanwhile, those just getting to grips with their cameras benefited from learning about composition, exposure, depth of field and histograms in the camera basics session, which encouraged everyone to "get off auto" and make the most of what their cameras could offer.
The evening was a clear representation of our theme for the season: "seeing, learning and enjoying". There was a buzz of enthusiasm throughout the pavilion and everyone came away feeling they had learnt something new. It was also a great opportunity for members to chat to each other, including those they may not have spoken to before, and share their knowledge and experience." E.D.
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.
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 -
- Presentations and advice from guest speakers
- Practical sessions led by club members
- Club competitions where you’ll start to appreciate the finer points of composition, exposure etc
We're sure you won’t be disappointed.
more info
*Visitors cannot submit images for competitions.
"Seeing, Learning and Enjoying"
(our theme for the 2019-20 season)
Whatever equipment you use, what really matters is the images you produce. Do they excite you? Do they catch the interest of others? As photographers there is one piece, or perhaps more accurately two pieces, of equipment we all own, which rank above everything else: our eyes. We have to “see” the image before we press the shutter. If you can train yourself to pre-visualise your final image at the time of capture, you are on the way to making better photographs.
As a member of the club, and as part of the “seeing” process, you are encouraged to take every opportunity to learn from others about what makes a good photograph. Learn by sharing your images with other members of the club and asking for feedback. Learn by participating in the practical evenings. Learn by entering images into the Critique Evening. Learn by entering club competitions. Learn by joining our Image Appreciation Circle on Flickr, or the club's private Facebook group. Learn from our guest speakers and by visiting exhibitions and exchanging ideas about photography with other club members.
Above all, we want members to enjoy their photography.
As a member of the club, and as part of the “seeing” process, you are encouraged to take every opportunity to learn from others about what makes a good photograph. Learn by sharing your images with other members of the club and asking for feedback. Learn by participating in the practical evenings. Learn by entering images into the Critique Evening. Learn by entering club competitions. Learn by joining our Image Appreciation Circle on Flickr, or the club's private Facebook group. Learn from our guest speakers and by visiting exhibitions and exchanging ideas about photography with other club members.
Above all, we want members to enjoy their photography.
A selection of club members' images from last season
View more images from last season here