Instead of settling down with a glass of wine or cocoa we're asking our members to go out after sunset and take some photos for May's theme.

Whilst taking photos in the dark is more challenging - there's little light - the effort is worth it as it's often possible to capture some atmospheric images.

Don't be left in the dark - submit your images by 9pm on Wednesday 22nd May.

Our themes for 2024 and all our other events are on our 2024 Programme page.

If you've been taking digital photos then the chances you will have hundreds or thousands of images that sitting unseen on hard drives or memory cards. What to do with them?

Why not create a photobook?

We'll explain how to do this - have a look on our Upcoming Events page for more details.

This is one of a number of events we have organised for our 2024 programme. To make sure you don't miss out on future events have a look at our Programme page.

We're pleased to be welcoming back Justin Minns to present 'A Learning Curve'. Since his last talk to us he has become a Fellow of the Royal Photographic Society.

On his website Justin describes himself as, 'An award-winning professional landscape photographer - best known for my images of East Anglia - but my work takes me to many parts of the world, creating atmospheric imagery...'.

For more details including how to obtain tickets have a look at our Upcoming Events page or email events@whphoto.club.

A line of identical books on a shelf by Adrian Chandler

May's Theme - After Sunset

Make Your Own Photo Book - 25th April

We recently welcomed Chris Upton to give us a talk about monochrome photography and hoped our members would be suitably inspired for this month's Show and Tell theme of Monochrome.

We weren't disappointed. Take a look at their photos on April's gallery page.

A Learning Curve - A Talk by Justin Minns FRPS - 27th June

Fishing boats on the beach at Aldeburgh, Suffolk © Justin Minns

Monochrome - April's Theme

Harlestone Wild Garlic Photoshoot - 9th May

Spring brings the greening of our landscape along with blooming flowers and amongst the first of these are wild garlic. Their white petals scattered across the green of the woodland floor is most photogenic.

We've arranged a photoshoot in Harlestone to photograph the wild garlic. For more details go to our Upcoming Events page.

This is one of a number of events we have organised for our 2024 programme. To make sure you don't miss out on future events have a look at our Programme page.

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We're a friendly group of people who enjoy photography and meet regularly to show and talk about our photos. Come along - you'll be made welcome, and if you want to improve your skills we'll be happy to offer help and encouragement.