Sandy Photography Club (SPC)
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
Donation Pit Stop
- John & Barbara
- Lindsay K.
- John & Barbara
- Lindsay K.
Photo tips of the week!
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Workshops
Meetings
Some news... some stories...
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Carlos
Dear Sandy Photography Club Members and Friends, Remembrance Day is the time to reflect on the past, on history, and those people who never come back from war time conflict. We remember them in November, but there people who constantly think how to make the world better based on past events. There are many details …
Good news for everyone!We will discuss our film photography, taken at the last Workshop in Bedford. There will be a mystery element of surprise for everyone, as the films aren’t developed yet. And those members who could not attend the Workshop now can have a chance to try film photography on their own and should …
- Dear Members and Visitors, I hope you enjoyed our last workshop and you learned something new. Thank you for coming along. The weather was chilly, and the wind always blew the wrong way - but we stayed dry! There was a lot of fun, as a couple of members found old film (quite a few …
Dear Members of Sandy Photography Club and Friends 🙂 It is time to go back to the beginning of our photography story. Digital is very helpful but it is only a technique that originated from the skill of film photography. Therefore, we will meet on Sunday 29 September at 3.45pm at Lurke St, Parking, Bedford …
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 …Continue reading "Visiting the Paxton Pits photography exhibition"