Happy Faces of Sandy
Dear Members of Sandy Photography Club,
Firstly, I would like to say a big thank you to Gina, Jamie, Mary and Jenny for all your help at the Sandy Carnival event. I will be publishing the results of the project very soon.
In spite of the wind and rain, we had a lot of fun and can say it was another successful event for our Club, where Jamie and Jenny played leading roles as photographers for the Happy Faces of Sandy project.
Gina’s work has been priceless as only she could handle the administration and assistant’s work!
Mary was involved as equipment manager helping put up the gazebo and providing seating, and most importantly, donuts!
Carlos found the flashlights a challenge, positioning the light not necessarily in the right direction – but he tried!
All members of SPC would like to say a huge thank you to Kristeen Burton and the Sandy Carnival Committee for their invitation to include us at the event as part of Sandy community. We are most appreciative and enjoyed participating on the day and meeting so many different people and characters.
The event went well, and we were pleased that families wanted to join in our fun, having their portraits taken, and capturing precious moments in their life.
Carlos
Visiting the Paxton Pits photography exhibition
Sandy Photography Club enjoyed visiting the Paxton Pits photography exhibition at St Neots Museum last week, and were delighted to be shown the full range of competition entries – our thanks to Peter Hagger for the invitation, and thank you also to Liz Davies, Curator at St Neots Museum for organising the evening and for the excellent refreshments!
We were pleased to have the opportunity to speak with other photographers from Friends of Paxton Pits, and St Neots U3A, and hope this will be the start of further co-operation and competition in a friendly atmosphere.
Please follow our news on facebook and the website, and be ready for another great event we will be announcing soon!
All the best to you! 
Carlos
Sandy Photography Club is an enthusiastic local community group who aim to encourage members to express their enjoyment of photography by discovering the many different techniques, developing their practical knowledge, improving skills, and enhancing creativity and imagination, at the same time meeting people who share interest in photography in a friendly and supportive group.
Carlos
More news will come soon….
Carlos