This months summer evening shoot saw us visiting the standing stones at Duddo. It was a beautiful sunny evening with some interesting clouds to help boost the pictures as well.
The second of our Summer evening shoots took us to Cocklawburn beach
6 intrepid club members braved the cold for the first of our Summer Evening Shoots. St Abbs was the chosen destination on this occasion.
We didn't expect it to turn into a portrait session but we found a couple of very obliging models!
The Club mounted a well attended exhibition on Saturday 13th April in St Aidans Hall, Church Street, Berwick.
Visitors enjoyed some seventy pictures plus coffee and cakes.
Maggie hit by a Tsunami of Silver! Cups were presented to Maggie Jary ARPS by the Clubs President James Walker FRPS. She received five trophies Overall Club Championship, Colour Print Competition, Projected Images and Monochrome Print.
It was a fun event and...
Malcolm Kus was our judge for the evening, someone who has had a long association with the club and his comments have always been helpful and deliverd witt an entertaining style.
He is retirng (after 30 years of judging) so his humour and expertese will be...
Nature
1 Jeanette Conlan, 2 Barbara Bogacka, 3 John Tully
Portrait
1 Alex Aitcheson 2 Paul Marshall 3 Paul...
The club enjoyed a fascinating evening when guest soeaker Cameron Robertson delved into the detective work involved in puting together s photograhic archive.
One of the main subjects was recording the history of William Cowes confectionary business in Bridge...
It being a difficult theme to tackle there were ony eight members who entered panels.
Jane Coltman in judging expressed the opinion that panels of three images tended to work better than just two photographs.
It was a fun evening and the...
Judged by Bill Hume
PRINT 1st Maggie Jary, 2nd Colin Smuthwaite 3rd Jeanette Conlan
PROJECTED 1st Chris Jary, 2nd Alex Aitcheson, ...
Judge by Ian Fullerton
Landscape
1st Paul Anderson
2nd Jeanette Conlan
3rd Maggie Jaty
Artistic
1st Paul Anderson
2nd Maggie Jary...
It proved to be a very popular evening and there was not a chair to spare for the talk given by Les McLean .
Photography that captured the essence of humanity with images that ranged from lovers in a clinch to...
Instruction was given by Alan Brown, Maggie Jary, Annie Watt, Ian Cartwright, and Michael Barron on Sports Photography and improving images in the computer using Photoshop and Light Room software.
The workshop was so popular that there was hardly room to fit in another tripod.
Under Alan Brown's direction members used long exposures to capture the fascinating patterns traced in the dark.
A SEA OF RAINBOWS was the title of the video produced by Ian Cartwright.
The superb images, some of great complexity and beauty were merged together in a kaleidoscope of colour. They were accompanied by the soothing...
The competition attracted seventy-three entries and was judged by Derek Snee who in a departure from the normal style of presentation added music to the screening of each catagory and then gave a detailed adjuication on the winner's work.
n an evening packed with excellent pictures, Laine Baker and Jane Coltman, well known as the Berwick Advertiser Photographer, treated the club to images from, Morroco, Dubhi, London and else where. Intriguing customs were observed, architecture was stunning, graffiti had impact and...
At a well attended meeting members presented a variety of stimulating projects. Allan Rogers displayed a short animation in which chicks avoided being cooked. Annie Watt spoke of the difficulties encountered...
Pictures taken during the recent Sunday Shoot at Eyemouth were judged by Ian Cartwright.
First Barbara Bobacka
Second Maggie Jary
Third ...
A most imaginative array of print and projected images were submitted. There were a lot unexpected holes and John Tully looked into them throughly before declaring the winners of the projected and print display
Prints:
1st Pamela...
In his talk 'Angels with Dirty Faces' John Race, who is based in the North East, explained his approach to a superb selection images. His subjects varied. Landscapes, abandoned farm houses, rusty contraptions, and people. Rural...
Over sixty prints were entered and the results were :
Landscape
1st A. Brown,
2nd A Aitcheson,
3rd C Jary.
Artistic
...The club considered the distinctions awarded by the Royal Photographic Society; namely Licentiate and Associate. Michael Barron and Maggie Jary, both Associate members of the RPS, and Barbara Bogacka, who is a Licentiate member, will talked about the processes involved, and...
When the Sunday Shoot was held on 7th October the camera club members were practically the only folk on Eymouth's rather wet streets. Later they met at a rearranged venue to have a warming coffee and to transfer their required six images on to Laptops operated by John and Alex...
It was a 'Club Night' and members added five images each to a pile which was divided. Votes were cast as the photographs were displayed two at a time and the loosing ones discarded. The process was repeated until all but one had been knocked out.
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Members of The Berwick Camera Club had a most enjoyable evening when Ron McCombe was welcomed back to the club as the first speaker of the new season. Ron, a former member of the club now devotes his energies to running wildlife photography workshops, giving lectures and travel that...