For Photographers in and Around Wakefield
Welcome to the Wakefield Camera Club website. We are an enthusiastic and friendly group of photographers who are more than willing to pass on our knowledge and experience to others. Each year we put together a programme of events which we feel will appeal to all our members, and covers subjects including landscape, natural history, portrait, architecture, street and creative photography. Whether you use a mobile phone or the latest digital camera, if you are looking to further your interest in photography and improve your skills, I am sure you will enjoy membership of the Wakefield Camera Club.
We meet every Monday evening (excluding bank holidays and a summer break) at the Brookhouse Club on Barnsley Road, opposite the Aagrah Restaurant. Our meetings start at 7.30 pm and normally finish around 9.30 to 10pm. Occasionally we might take a Monday night trip out, so please check our Forthcoming Events calendar before you drop in.
If you need any more information about our club please do not hesitate to contact one of our committee members through our ‘Contacts’ page.
Our autumn programme is now underway. Please check out the calendar on this page for details of forthcoming events. Drop by and see what we do. Your first three meetings will be free!
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The Whitley Bay Wanderers
Our camera club trips have proved popular and included stays in Wales and Northumberland. This October, Sara, organised a three day visit to Whitley Bay where there was the opportunity to carry out coastal photography. Also on the itinerary was … The Whitley Bay Wanderers Read More »
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Club Photographer – Round 4 Judging
Last Monday Christine Hartley judged the final round of our Club Photographer Competition. This consists of four rounds; two of which are ‘Open’ with other two being themed. Round 4 was themed with Portraits being the subject. Our judge had … Club Photographer – Round 4 Judging Read More »
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All Settled
Four clubs representing the four Ridings of Yorkshire battled it out on Monday at Brookhouse for the Settle Trophy. Each club entered 8 prints and 8 DPIs. Brian Crossland, a well respected YPU judge, had the task of scoring the … All Settled Read More »