Due to the COVID 19 pandemic causing a suspension of club activities over the summer a series of photographic challenges will be issued throughout the summe...

In order to protect the health of all our members from the threat of Corona Virus the Committee have decided to follow the example of other Camera Clubs in t...

Last night Carrie Calvert, a member of Carlisle Camera Club, gave us a talk about her wild life photography. Carrie takes most of her images around her home ...

Last night John Fare gave us all a reminder of how to prepare an AV presentation using the free Photostage software ready for our own attempts on Friday 13th...

The following key points were identified by John Gravett at at recent club meeting. KEY POINTS PICTURE EDGES He said that we should pay attention to the edge...

Tonight, we were treated to some wonderful images of the wildlife Alan and Julie had taken on their travels. We started in the snowy landscapes of Japan in w...

Tonight, John made a welcome return to show us some of his many images. At this time of year, we are usually entertained by his ‘Lakeland Year’, but this tim...

John Gravett made a welcome return to WDCC to demonstrate yet more Photoshop and Lightroom techniques. Again, he made it all look so simple, but I’m sure all...

This evening members brought along images they had taken during the ‘Golden Hour’, although many of the images illustrated that since September there haven’t...

Tonight, we were treated to a talk by another talented landscape photographer, Stuart McGlennon, who runs the Lens District shop in Keswick. Stuart told us h...

On Friday we were treated to an inspirational talk by landscape photographer Mike Prince. Mike talked about how he likes to visit places, particularly in the...

On Thursday evening it was our turn to pay a visit to Morton Camera Club in Carlisle. A small group of us gave presentations on a variety of locations and to...