A success once again in the Mannheim Plate award for Morriston Camera Club, jointly shared with Trostre Camera Club. The Ken Adams Trophy was also won this year by Morriston. Standards of work this year were high, and we are definitely seeing huge improvements with the input of some very experienced new members. Next year …
This is part of a shoot for Morriston Camera Club. The theme was “On the Rocks / Shifting Sands”. I thought that I’d take a different slant on it. I’ve titled this “Life on the Rocks”. Many thanks to Seb, who was press-ganged into posing. He might start charging me soon. Apologies to the manufacturers …
On our return from Blists Hill we visited the Severn Valley Railway. I was here a few months ago with a group of photographers & models, but the emphasis this time was on shooting the memorabilia. We had a guided tour of the engine sheds, which (not really being a railway buff) proved to be …
I’ll let this speak for itself in pictures. It is a photographers paradise ! Of course, one big disadvantage is that it is populated by other strange photographers… The Wedding Party was something else. I missed the service at the church, but the reception, despite the absence of other tourists – went ahead with speeches, …
I have so many photographs to catch up with that I am going to have to start working backwards. With my rubbish memory I’d better begin with the most recent! Morriston Camera Club’s outing this year was to Telford – Ironbridge & Blists Hill Victorian Town. It was a whistlestop tour through Ironbridge, which merited …