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Mating Beautiful Demoiselle by Steve Gresty

High Peak Trophy 2023

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On Monday 23rd October we entered the High Peak Trophy which was hosted by Bramhall Photographic Society, so a big thank you to them, especially for the lovely home cooked scones. After the relative success of the Robert Shaw Trophy the previous external competition it was back down to earth for the club where we didn’t fair as well. Some interesting images on the evening but a big thank you to all those who submitted images.

The images and the scores can be found on the external competitions page: External Competitions – 2023/24

Leopard by Steve Gresty

External Competition Season Starts

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It has been a hectic few weeks getting ready for external competition season. As ever we don’t get far into the season before we have to start pulling together various entries for our external competitions. We have two competitions on the go: The Robert Shaw and High Peak Trophies. The Robert Shaw was first up on Thursday 12th October and hosted by Leek Photographic Society. We had to whittle 120 images down to 12 with a maximum of 3 images per photographer. It was all a bit last minute but we were able to pull together a competitive entry and narrowly missed out to our hosts Leek, a simple matter of 3 points between the top 2 clubs, but congratulations to Leek for their superb entry. .

So well done to all those who submitted images. But ! a special well down to Alex White who, even though the club didn’t win on the night, had the top image across all the clubs’ images. .

Dawn at Vasco da Gama Bridge by Alex White
Dawn at Vasco da Gama Bridge by Alex White

Full details of the images and the scores can be found on our external competitions page: External Competitions – 2023/24

Window by Vince Sparks

New Season Imminent

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The new Macclesfield Camera Club season will be starting in Sept with the first meeting on Monday 12th Sept @ 20:00 meeting at Gawsworth Village Hall, Church Lane, Gawsworth SK11 9RJ.

The new season programme has a packed agenda with guest speaker talks from established photographers, internal and external club competitions as well as photo critique and photo challenge evenings.

The full programme can be viewed on our programme page or by the following link: Programme

If you are interested in photography and would like to learn and share your work with other photographers, come along and join us for the first session to find out more.

Café Window by Vince Sparks

2022 – 2023 Season Ends with Annual Exhibition

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Time flies… It’s been another very busy season but before you know it it’s over. Our season has come to an end with a successful and very much appreciated annual exhibition at Macclesfield Library. No sooner had we set up the gallery then it was time to take them all down again. If you managed to get to the library we hoped you enjoyed the images. Thank you to all those who left comments and it nice to know that you really enjoyed the images. Fear not though as we’ve already planned the bulk of next season’s programme. If you’d like to come along our season starts in September.

We welcome all those interested in the photography whether you’re just starting out, want to improve, experts or simply want to enjoy photography across all types, simply get in touch via our contacts page: Thinking of Joining Us.

If you’d like to view more of the images from our annual exhibition then follow the link: Annual Exhibition Images 2022 – 2023

Annual Exhibition 2022 - 2023
Annual Exhibition 2022 – 2023
Annual Exhibition 2022 - 2023 - Snippets
Annual Exhibition 2022 – 2023 – Snippets
Hedgehog by Jeff Dakin

Annual Exhibition – 2023

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Macclesfield Camera Club are launching their Annual Print Exhibition at Macclesfield Library, with an open evening on Monday 15th May @20:00.

The exhibition photos will be on display for two weeks and showcase a wide range of colour and monochrome prints spanning a wide range of photographic genres.

The exhibition is open to the public and located on the first floor of the library.