A Look Back at 2024

First let me wish all our readers (and AI bots) a Happy New Year. May it be filled with laughter and great photo opportunities. 2024 was a year with a full program, new members and of course hundreds of new photos. The quality seems to get better every year. To start with some photos of... Continue Reading →

Summer 2024 Quarterly Competition

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 →

Visions Summer 2024

It has been a while since our last post about Bullers of Buchan in June. But Visions activities don't stop during the summer, our program carries on. Following a few of the images taken during the our various programmed activities. 27 June - Social night at the Noose and Monkey 9 July - Isle of... Continue Reading →

Visions Visits Bullers of Buchan

June 20, 2024 Instead of a cosy evening sitting inside Ruthrieston Community Centre, Visions had organised an outing to Bullers of Buchan to try and photograph the Puffins and others inhabitants of the cliffs. The puffins are far outnumbered by the razorbills, kittiwakes, fulmars, shags and guillemots along with herring gulls and black-backed gulls. They... Continue Reading →

Portrait shoot – 22 feb 2024

Led by Marius Fabian, who supplied not only the lighting and backdrops, but also the two lovely models, Vicky and Sandra. (Instagram @earthygirl_vikidarja1 and @xo.chandie). Marius also had some handy tips in a Powerpoint on how to set up the camera using the flash units. Using radio triggers for the flash we took turns to... Continue Reading →

Polarised!

Thursday 22 November we had a workshop on `Photography using Cross Polarisation organised by Michele Emslie. As you can see this involves using an LCD screen as the light source. This emits polarised light, in other words the light generated by the screen comes out in  a narrow angle. We all had polarising filters on... Continue Reading →

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