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Self Polaroid by Siobhan Evans The human eye naturally gravitates towards light areas of tone so, generally it helps to keep these away from the edges of the image Darker tones should be lower in the picture to give it a firm base Normally, out of focus areas should be kept to the background rather than the foreground A picture that has two equal centres of interest can often be a confused or weak one Anything that leads the eye away from the centre of interest should be avo

We want to bring some new year cheer - so we are holding a New Year Photography Exhibition to run through February 2021 - lots of great...

Our first completion for the 2020/21 season had as its theme "Somerset Churches" (not WSM or Uphill). We wanted members to explore the...

Intentional Camera Movement

This pinhole image made onto photopaper in a coffee can facing the group as it gathered - exposure about 30 mins pinhole aperture 0.3mm....

Building on our work with macro photography we addressed the challenge of taking images of falling and splashing water. Timing wis...

A successful evening at A1 Camera Club as members learned and developed techniques of macro photography. Many of us learning just what...

An interesting and productive evening learning about producing simple monochrome still life images following a presentation which...

Lots to learn about, and practice with, wildlife photography. What a great location- Avalon hide. We saw Barn Owl, Great White Egret,...

http://www.jamesravilious.com/default.asp Follow up the Countryfile documentary by viewing James' photos on the website maintained in his...

On our first club night of 2019 Simon Williams took us through some of the artists and photographers who inspire his work. Comparing...