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The Bishop’s Stortford Camera Club had a triggertrap evening using them to take some high speed photography of bulbs breaking and water filled balloons bursting – it was great fun! More shots follow:
A couple of weeks ago a friend from the Bishops Stortford Camera Club gave me this Praktica LB camera and a couple of lenses as I was keen to give film photography a go. Film (black and white) was purchased along with a 28mm f2.8 lens to go along with
I went on the Kelby Worldwide Photowalk today (my 5th) and visited Colchester, somewhere I’ve driven past many times but never stopped in before. Overall a pretty disappointing town and nowhere near as historically interesting as I thought it would be. Still, I had an enjoyable walk with some of
A small group of hardy Bishop Stortford Camera Club members braved the inclement weather and visited Hatfield Forest for the last of the summer programme get togethers. It was cool and pretty blowy…but the clouds did eventually start to break up for the first time of the day.
Another night out with the Bishops Stortford Camera Club. Our regular firestarter and general “ask me to do something & I’ll do it” helper Steve came up trumps with his collection of replica guns and military garb. He posed in all sorts of awkward positions for us, but it was
Something a bit different from me tonight. We were due to have a photowalk around Bishops Stortford with the camera club this evening. For the 3rd year on the trot we were met with torrential rain…so we sat in the pub 😉 The rain started to relent about 9.00pm and
Today’s Bishops Stortford Camera Club night out was all about portraits with the setting sun. So I arrived armed with all 3 of my flashes…and used none of them ;-). Portrait work is a long way from my comfort zone, but I really enjoyed photographing some of my friends from
The Bishops Stortford Camera Club visited the local micro-brewery at the Prince of Wales pub in Green Tye this evening for a very informative talk on brewing and, more importantly, some sampling of some very tasty beers.
Had a day in London today with Brian from the Bishops Stortford Camera Club. We had got tickets to visit the abandoned tube station at Aldwych, originally called Strand, which has been closed for the last 20 years. The station is still used for emergency service training and for films
The Bishops Stortford Camera Club congregated around the lake at Hatfield Forest this evening to photograph the sunset. It was a beautiful evening…but the severe lack of any clouds meant a very lacklustre sunset. Nevermind when a large group of photographers gather in one place you’ll always be able to
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