A walk from Amberley's School Road Car Park, north into the Wild Brooks (total distance just under 3 miles). Essentially an out and back route, with a short detour to a viewpoint across the River Arun. On the return to Amberley we will do a short loop of the village, with an option to visit… Read More »
Knepp is a local gem for conservation, showcasing remarkable wildlife achievements within a relatively short timeframe. Among its notable successes is the reintroduction of the White Stork and Knepp has recently started a new project to reintroduce the Beaver to West Sussex. The area has become a thriving habitat for critically endangered species like Nightingales… Read More »
Review of our Programme for 2024/25, Competitions and what else to expect.
This is a walk around the historic centre of our Town. Starting and finishing at the Coastal Office on the Promenade. The walk is about 2 miles. For people just walking it should take about 1.5 hours to complete. With our cameras, 2-3? The walk is on paved surfaces. For information see: Worthing Heritage Trail… Read More »
Photography and emotion go hand in hand, it is no different from any other art form. So how do we go about capturing or evoking an emotion in our photographs? And how do we know whether we have succeeded? Astrid will take you on a light-hearted journey through her creative process. She will explain how… Read More »
Hands-on workshop to help new members and beginners.
First Projected Digital Image (PDI) competition of the season.
Polina Plotnikova has FRPS and EFIAP photography distinctions and a number of photographic awards, including eight Gold and Silver Gilt medals at the RHS photography competitions, category winner of Food Photographer of The Year competition, various distinctions at each of the International Garden Photographer of The Year competitions, and multiple medals and distinctions awarded by… Read More »
Annual outing to Petworth Park to photograph the Deer there.
First Print Competition of the season.
The overall theme of this talk is that through the process of taking many photographs, and then analysing them critically, it will ultimately lead to improvement in anyones photography. Whether this involves moving to a different position, changes to lighting or camera technique. It is by persistent experimentation that success was likely to be achieved.… Read More »
Annual trip to RSPB Pulborough for the Funghi