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Are you a beginner, an improver, or an expert; or someone who simply wishes to improve their photographic techniques and get the most from their camera? If so, why not come along to Kilmaurs Photographic Club?
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Our summer programme has been fantastic this year. The good weather plus a great selection of outings by Kevin Thorne, our club president, has produced a variety of superb photographic opportunities for club members. Add to that top notch communications regarding the programme from John Sommerville, Club Secretary, keeping us all up-to-date with the logistics of each event. And consequently, good numbers of members have been turning out.
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For the first time, Kilmaurs Photographic Club, celebrates joint winners of our annual league, with a superb show of photography across our 2024-25 season.
Jim Stevenson had kept up his usual very high standards during the first three qualifying competitions. He seemed to be running away with the league. That was until Dale Powell caught him at the final Annual competition, closing a five point gap.
So, this year’s league is shared by Jim & Dale who both finished on 234 points, showing excellent consistency. Congratulations to both!!
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It was a great night of photography for all members — an even better one for Dale Powell who succeeded in gaining the top spot in all three sections of our Annual Competition. Top Judge, Stephen Philips of Bearsden and Milngavie Camera Club had his work cut out reviewing almost ninety images which members had submitted for his review and commentary.
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Something different this week. Members had swapped raw files with a partner, and then had processed both their own raw file and their partner’s raw file, each creating two and sometimes more final images. It was both an engaging and instructive evening!
The range of images in the raw files was considerable and included: a performer at Edinburgh Fringe; the Auld Brig at Ayr; a castle tower; dog statues; a still morning at Loch Leven; a dog portrait; a cross-country cyclist; a Mediaeval market courtyard; a robin on a bench; a vintage bride-and-groom image; and a coiled snake.
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