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A new year and a start to our 2025 Programme which kicks off with the Show and Tell theme of Leading Lines.

Asking our members to submit images that use the compositional technique of leading lines meant that they could use their imagination to submit a wide-ranging selection of subjects. Pick Up Goods by Tony Teague (right), was voted the favourite.

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Take a look at the other Image of the Year photos submitted by members on January's Members' Images page.

For this month's Knowledge Night we're doing something different.

We've invited David Kallmeier, our Club Secretary, to give us an illustrated talk on how his photography started and has developed as his skills have increased.

David’s known for his beautiful macro and still life photos, so we're in for a treat. He's also a skillful landscape photographer and is no slouch when it comes to wildlife - so, pretty good at anything he points his camera at.

He will explain how he takes his photos, including the techniques and equipment he employs, and is keen for us to join in and ask him questions.

The meeting will start at 19:15 on Thursday 23rd January in the Baptist Hall.

For details of forthcoming events take a look at our 2025 Programme.

Deep breath... And relax...

Our theme for February is Peace and Tranquility; two things that are increasingly difficult to find in today's frenetic world. The benefits of having images that help engender feelings of calm can't be overstated and photographers have an important role creating them.

Hopefully our members won't be too chilled out and forget to submit some images.

Relax - there's plenty of time to submit your photos by 9pm on Wednesday 19th February - either upload to Dropbox or by email to members@whphoto.club.

All our future themes and our other events are on our 2025 Programme page.

The last talk in our programme for this year was about something completely different from any subject we've covered before - underwater photography.

Roland Puleston Jones presented his illustrated talk about this fascinating subject. He showed some of his underwater images and explained the techniques and equipment he used to capture them.

Details of our activities for next year are on the 2025 Programme page.

For our penultimate talk this year we welcomed Nigel Spencer to present 'An Evening of Wildlife Photography' to our members and guests.

Wildlife photography is quite rightly very popular, not just because of the enchanting images, but also because of the desire of many photographers to take one themselves. Those of us who have tried know how hard this is, but Nigel's superb images made it look easy.

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For details of this and our future events have a look at our 2025 Programme pages.