Programme

Come to Storrington Library to see our exhibition if member's prints.

The venue is The Riverside Tea Rooms (thanks Kevin for your suggestion) which no doubt most of you know.

Come to Storrington Library to see our exhibition if member's prints.

The Chairman will outline this year’s programme and a series of Members’ summer images will be viewed. An Open Evening with something for everyone. Come along and see what we do.

Come to Storrington Library to see our exhibition if member's prints.

Our September Photoshoot will start at the Brighton Photography Gallery, for a look at Rachael Talibart’s critically acclaimed, award-winning portfolio of wild sea and storm waves “Sirens”.

Paul O’Toole will be appraising our projected images without giving any marks or selecting a winner. Paul will also be sharing some of his own images, so the critique isn’t one way.

Bring your entries for the 1st competition.

Meet at Warnham Nature Reserve at 10:30. 

The weather forecast is promising so the photography after coffee could be rewarding.  I have seen some good shots, of kingfishers especially, taken at Warnham recently.

Our first Print and Projected Image Competition with an Open Subject theme. The judge for the evening will be Keith Gibson.

Graham and Carole our friends at Chichester Camera Club will be showing us different Audio-Visual shows demonstrating the effectiveness of combining photographic images, or video, with music, sound effects and occasional voice-over.

Meet at 9.30am at the club car park or 10am at Boxgrove Priory: https://www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/boxgrove-priory/directions/

Colleen’s talk will be of interest to people who have little knowledge of the subject through to photographers with a high level of technical knowledge and experience.

The venue for this month will be Winkworth Arboretum.  I know we visited Winkworth earlier this year but we should now have the autumn.  Daisy and I visited there recently and the colours had definitely ‘a way to go’ before being at their best.

Leo Rich ARPS DPAGB EFIAP/g APAGB, a “noted raconteur” and long-time judge and past-president of the Photographic Alliance of Great Britain will be talking about his experiences in making the transition from film to digital.

At the Kings Centre Burgess Hill, 8am to 5.30pm.

The first Hints and Tips session will be held at The Moon Pub in Storrington on Thursday 22nd November at 2.30pm. We have use of the back area of the pub, and can purchase teas, coffees, or whatever drink you require.

The Regnum Crouch group annual print competition.

Takes place at:

Our second Print and Projected Image Competition with an Open Subject theme. The judge for the evening will be Lisa Beaney.

We will meet at Spring Gardens Nursery Farm Shop/Cafe (as recommended by Jean MacWhirter). I suspect most of you already know it, but I have to admit to not really having been aware of it. However I called in there to suss it out and found them very welcoming and have booked a table for 10.

A social evening with Christmas festivities including a fiendish quiz.

For our December photoshoot we will be visiting Lancing College Chapel, which is open to the public daily.

Members of the club will be telling us about a day when the photographic stars aligned for them. This could be that day when the light and subject was perfect or an image that was captured at that perfect moment in time.

The venue is the Vintage Tea Rooms in Storrington at 10.30 and we have a reservation for upstairs please note.

http://www.vintagerosetearoom.co.uk/

Our third Print and Projected Image Competition with an Open Subject theme. The judge for the evening will be Rob de Ruiter.

Meet at the club at 9.30am, arriving at the Chichester CC Advanced Workers exhibition at North Mundham Village Hall for just after 10am. You may want to meet us there if you have other things on that day.

Bill’s talk will explore the work of a dozen or so photographers who have changed the way that we - as photographers - look at the world today. And if you are trying to guess who the photographer "Anna" is, try and think of one beginning with "Z", too, as she will also be featured.

Details will be announced a few days before.

Andrew will talk about what makes a great or good photograph. He will be looking at a range of historic and contemporary photography to identify aspects of photographs and notions to stimulate some concepts and ideas for subject matter and projects for our own photography.

Our fourth competition evening with an ‘Open subject’ for both Prints and Projected images. The judge for the evening will be Mike Davison.

Details will be announced a few days before.

Street Photography with a local slant.

This evening we get to see images from clubs ourside our area and see how our efforts shape up against their.

The annual Regnum Crouch group projected image competition.

Takes place at:

Details will be announced a few days before.

Viveca’s presentation will discuss use of an iPhone to take photographs, leading up to the separate challenge of attaining Fellowship with The Royal Photographic Society using illustrations from a book of poetry and prose entitled ‘Star Blossom’, in which her images become more abstract and, in s

At The King's Centre Burgess Hill, 11am to 5.30pm.

Our fifth competition with the Print subject being images with a ‘Square Format’ and for Projected images the subject is ‘Whatever the Weather’. The judge for the evening will be Rob White.

This is an evening where several members show their work on separate tables. Each person lays out their prints or uses a laptop to talk members and visitors through their work. After the refreshment break the tables are manned by another group of members.

Details will be announced a few days before.

Members are invited to enter two prints and two projected images that have been submitted over the season into the ‘Best of the Year’ competition. The judge for the evening will be Walter Benzie.

Our Annual General Meeting including the Presentation of Awards. This will be followed by an auction.

Details will be announced a few days before.

Details will be announced a few days before.

Details will be announced a few days before.