WCC Programme

Watford host Round 2 of the NW Fed competition.

Portraits - Not all of us consider ourselves ‘portrait’ photographers – as with all genres – if not, try going outside your comfort zone. You don’t need to necessarily think of ‘studio’ work, this could be a self-portrait or even a candid capture of a human or animal. It might be posed but it might not

Venue TBC, our annual looney dinner, lots of fun is had.

Closed for Christmas

Scapes - The world is your oyster! These can be landscapes, seascapes, cityscapes or any ‘scape’ you like!? Scapes should hopefully capture the scenes and atmospheres of the great outdoors. Just as examples it could be a frosty or snowy rural scape, it could be an industrial scape of derelict buildings, it could be a sunrise or sunset or even at night, it could be almost anywhere you go!? Weather conditions can add substantially to your image. You could also consider using photographic techniques such as long exposure or ICM or even a fisheye lens.

Getting ready for the up and coming Tryptic comp

I was regularly asked during my Passion For Wildlife talk about how i do my post processing ? As a result I developed this presentation. I work in both Lightroom and Photoshop, from basic processing workflow to some advanced techniques, so something for all levels of experience. I also have a detailed pdf file to detail everything covered during the presentation

TBC

SS Print 3 - Action                

We’ve had Sports already as a set subject, so now can you think of an image which captures movement or action. It could be a person, animal, object, or vehicle….. To show the ‘action’ you might freeze a dynamic movement or try panning with a fast-moving object or a slightly slower shutter speed which blurs the motion. It could even be quite abstract. Once again, think creatively