News

Retirement of Geoffrey Harris as editor of the newsletter with issue 185.


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Geoffrey Harris has successfully edited our newsletter for many years. Gareth Lewis is taking over, many thanks to Geoffrey, good luck Gareth.
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President's Page & New Photos.
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Dennis Steel believes in the habit of carrying one camera and one lens for local photography. Was this the best choice when he encountered serious flooding and an extremely swollen river Ouse flowing through his local city of York? For this picture, certainly.


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Alan Humphries tells us about the place where he lives with some attractive photos taken on Leica / Panasonic equipment. It looks worth a visit.




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Llanfair Caereinion station on the Llanfair and Welshpool Railway was captured by Keith as the sun highlighted the train crew member.


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These are photographs by Jay Charnock, one of our successful street photographers using Leica Q cameras.





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To start the new year, what would be more appropriate than a wintery scene. Yet, we do not get snow, just by wishing for it. So member David Askham delved into his archives to find one. Here he discusses how a simple opportunity arose, without him leaving the warmth of his home.
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We wish all our members and visitors a Happy New Year. We will be developing the website further in 2024 so look out for more news and changes.


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Instructions are included in the Gallery showing members how to submit photographs to the website.
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Cled's atmospheric photo of Tibetan monks jostling to get their Yak tea taken on slide film in a Leica M6.


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This wonderful capture was by Pam Lewis who caught the cellist during rehearsals


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This is a link to a website full of information and fine work by good photographers.

https://www.macfilos.com/
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Keith describes how he takes his fine B&W steam train photos in this feature.


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“Walking on Water” is the first in a new series of members' stories of what impelled them to take a specific photograph. They will also reveal their thought processes in capturing or creating their pictures. We can learn a great deal from each other in this way, exemplifying the true meaning of 'fellowship'.


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