Worcestershire Camera Club

Worcestershire Camera Club Worcestershire Camera Club runs a varied programme of talks, competitions, practical evenings, mentoring, photo trips & a diploma scheme.

All details on the website www.worcestershirecameraclub.co.uk We're a friendly and informal bunch! We also have a private Facebook group for club members. https://www.facebook.com/groups/234299728439224/?ref=share

In addition to the weekly Tuesday programme which is open to visitors, (usually alternating in-person and Zoom sessions) the club runs 4 informal Special Interest Groups on Thursdays i

n most months, generally intended for members only. Currently Contemporary Group is running very successfully over Zoom while AV, Digital and Photography Development Groups are holding in-person meetings. We also offer mentoring options and run a comprehensive Diploma scheme from basic to advanced levels across many genres. Members also arrange photowalks and visits. Digital Photography Group meets monthly throughout the year to support members in practical ways, discussing and demonstrating techniques on all aspects of photography, from basic camera techniques, using Photoshop and Lightroom to improve images, through to printing and presentation, and issuing the occasional challenge to take us out of our comfort zones! There is a Contemporary Photography group where the main principle is that pictures are ‘about' the subject rather than ‘of’ it - always an interesting and varied evening! We also have an AudioVisual group meeting every couple of months, supprting effective use of audiovisual presentation; it can be a great way to present your work - and fun, too! The latest addition to the fold is the Photography Development Group, encouraging members to develop further through competition, exhibition and other sharing of images, working for the club diplomas and external distinctions. This also supplements the mentoring scheme. All the details are on the website - do have a browse! https://www.worcestershirecameraclub.co.uk/wcc33/index.php/home/join-the-club

A lovely Lenten Rose, by Maddy Pennock.
13/06/2026

A lovely Lenten Rose, by Maddy Pennock.

12/06/2026

Sad to hear of the death yesterday of David Hockney.

Hockney was an English painter, draughtsman, printmaker, and photographer.

An important contributor to the pop art movement of the 1960s, and considered one of the most influential British artists of the 20th and 21st centuries.

Shared by Taking photographs is not a crime
Image: Hockney.

The weather wasn't too unkind in the end and a great time was had at the races yesterday evening! Thanks to Liz Gillham ...
12/06/2026

The weather wasn't too unkind in the end and a great time was had at the races yesterday evening! Thanks to Liz Gillham for organising the phototrip.
We look forward to seeing more members' images...

Tempted to head off for the weekend? Windsurfers, Ogmore Beach by Pat Catlin.
12/06/2026

Tempted to head off for the weekend?
Windsurfers, Ogmore Beach by Pat Catlin.

One of our page followers has cause to celebrate! 🥂 Follow the link for a fabulous panel and excellent article. Put your...
11/06/2026

One of our page followers has cause to celebrate! 🥂 Follow the link for a fabulous panel and excellent article. Put your feet up and take 5...

In this post, I show my FRPS panel and highlight two clichés that I initially regarded with some scepticism, but that both turned out to be true.

11/06/2026

COMING SOON | Japanese Women Photographers: From 1950s to Now
Wednesday 24 June - Sunday 27 September 2026

Japanese Women Photographers: From 1950s to Now is a landmark exhibition rewriting the story of Japanese photography through the eyes of 27 women whose perspectives have shaped how Japan sees itself, and how it is seen by the world.

Book advance tickets for the exhibition now via the 'what's on' link in bio!

Please note we're opening at 10.30am (Sunday at 11am) from Wednesday 24 June. Our opening hours are:

Monday-Wednesday, Saturday: 10.30am-6pm
Thursday-Friday: 10.30am-8pm
Sunday: 11am-6pm
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Curated by Lesley A. Martin, Takeuchi Mariko and Pauline Vermare. This exhibition is in connection with the publication I’m So Happy You Are Here: Japanese Women Photographers 1950s to Now (Aperture, 2024). The exhibition is organised by Aperture in collaboration with the Rencontres d’Arles with support from Kering | Women In Motion, Ishibashi Foundation, Anne Levy Charitable Trust, 1970 Japan World's Exposition Memorial Fund, The Great Britain Sasakawa Foundation, OKAN and Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation. Additional curatorial collaboration for the exhibition in London with Taous Dahmani, The Photographers’ Gallery. The Japanese Women Photographers' Reading Room is supported by Ellen Yiwei Wang.




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NINAGAWA Mika
Untitled, 1998; from the series 17 9 ’97.
Courtesy Tomio Koyama Gallery, Tokyo, and Aperture

No Development Group meeting tonight as there's a WCC phototrip to the races! Thanks to our Social secretary Liz Gillham...
11/06/2026

No Development Group meeting tonight as there's a WCC phototrip to the races! Thanks to our Social secretary Liz Gillham for arranging yet another interesting opportunity!
They went thataway... Image: R Bourne

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