Welcome to the leading photography club in the area. We hold weekly meetings (Sept – May) with guest speakers, competitions, exhibitions, workshops, and photo walks.
Monday 29th April – Table Top Follow Up Workshop
This workshop will look at how we can best process our images from the Table Top evening, particularly how to improve “separation” between the main subject and the background. This could include aspects like: exposure, saturation, colour temperature, clarity/contrast or even cutting out the main subject and pasting onto a different background. Workshops are not held at our usual venue, and are for members and invited guests. If you would like to attend please email breaches@btinternet.com.
Tuesday 30th April – Turning Pro: A Journey in Photography
Ross Jukes is a Birmingham based freelance photographer. Self-taught but with an incredible desire to create striking images and push the quality of work with every new image. Ross has worked with major clients from Rolls-Royce to the BBC and has several on-going commission with companies ranging from local sole-traders to large multi-nationals. When not at work on commissions, he spends an unhealthy amount of time producing images that show Birmingham in the best light possible (pun intended!), creating memorable pieces of art work.
We meet at the WI Hall on Warwick Road, Solihull. The meeting starts at 7.30pm and visitors are always made welcome. £3 at the door please.
Tuesday 7th May – From the Arctic to Africa
On Tuesday 7th May, we welcome James Woodend who will take us on a trip around Iceland and then to Africa, filling in the bits in between. James has been a finalist and highly commended in the International Travel Print of the Year, winner of the Telegraph Big Picture competition, section winner of the International Gardener Print of the Year, section winner and overall winner of the International Astronomers Print of the Year, and published in many books, calendars, magazines, etc.
We meet at the WI Hall on Warwick Road, Solihull. The meeting starts at 7.30pm and visitors are always made welcome. £3 at the door please.
