Led by our marine specialist a group of Vizzies turned up at the appointed time on Thursday the 13th of April. Tripods at the ready just in case. No super picturesque sunsets but there was plenty to aim the assorted cameras at, as you can see from the gallery below. Somehow Andy managed to capture... Continue Reading →
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March 12th 2023 – Visions Blog post
We had a recent Quarterly Competition on the theme Green and the 3 highest scoring images are shown. Joint first by Annette and Don, third place by Dave Lynch. Voting was by the Visions congregation present at the meeting. The non-green images are some selected from recent FaceBook posts by club members. Joint 1st: Light... Continue Reading →
Astro Photo Outing
After an excellent talk by Simon White on Astro Photography he took us out a few weeks later to give us a chance to try it out for ourselves. After a change of venue to avoid low lying mist in the valleys, ten of us met at Tomnaverie Stone Circle near Tarland on a clear... Continue Reading →
FaceBook BLUE AND YELLOW CHALLENGE
There were a fantastic number of photos posted for this challenge - everything from boats and barges, to cakes and serviettes, to sheep and fences. Luckily there were a lot of yellow flowers out, including daffodils and forsythia, dandelions and broom and also we had quite a few days with lovely blue skies. The competition... Continue Reading →
2022 Summer Quarterly Competition
At a well attended evening at Ruthrieston Community Centre, the competition was judged by Graeme Youngston. He did a brilliant critique and has the rare ability to make us all believe we are really good photographers and with a bit of thought about aspects of our images we could be even better. How refreshing compared... Continue Reading →
Dunnottar Sunrise
On Saturday January 15th 2022, eleven members of Visions Photography Club set out for Stonehaven to photograph the sunrise over Dunnottar Castle. Rob Romani We got there early, or so we thought! It turns out the many other local photographers had the same idea and every hillock and vantage point sported a shivering photographer complete... Continue Reading →