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Words and images by Dave Lynch I’ve had a few shots in my mind for Glencoe for ages so when it was clear that conditions were going to be phenomenal over a few days in December – a high pressure was sitting over Scotland with freezing conditions predicted and clear skies – I negotiated a... Continue Reading →
Our yearly internal competition organised by Sue Heard and judged by Michelle La Grue from Dublin. @michelle.lagrue_photography Club members could submit two images, taken in the past year of any subject matter. We had a record number of entries: 49 this time, with a lot of high quality photos and great commentary and judging by... Continue Reading →
The first Visions photographer to feature in what hopefully will become a series of interviews and portfolios of their favourite photographs. Graeme is a longtime member of Visions and we know him as a keen street photographer. Quite a few of his best images are in a high contrast monochrome style. But as we shall... Continue Reading →
by Rob Romani Visions recently ran a quarterly team competition on the subject of Movement. I tried some ICM, took photos of waves, but wasn't happy with anything I had done. With only 2 days left, I decided to do a car to car shoot. The car sharp, but the background blurred to show the... Continue Reading →
We have been lucky during the last month or so as we had several evenings/nights suitable for night time photography with some clear skies, supermoons, amazing auroras and more. Below a selection of photos taken by Visions members after sunset. Night time in Marrakesh - by Graeme Youngson. A bit closer to home: Amsterdam at... Continue Reading →
Subject 'Capturing Movement' chosen by our Competition Chief Sue Heard. This was a team competition, all willing participants randomly allocated into 5 teams of 5 or 6 members. Each team had to submit 10 photos taken in the last 3 months. No more than 2 photos per team member. A team evening to go out... Continue Reading →
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