A busy couple of months for the Club, as we had lots of organised and ad hoc outings, interesting talks that clearly inspired our members, competions etc. 21st of May 2026 we visited the Bullers of Buchan cliffs to "shoot" the nesting seabirds. Gallery below. Photo by Stephen Lynch Lots of sea birds, lots of... Continue Reading →
Bonniemuir Photo Booth – a Fun Day
September 2025 Over the last year Visions has been working with the Bonnymuir Green Community Trust to help highlight the public space and garden via photography. Situated in the West End of Aberdeen this is a thriving green public space with a popular cafe and garden. In a previous life it was a bowling green... Continue Reading →
2025 Year end overview
Yes, time flies, we are already a few days into 2026. So let me wish you all a Happy New Year and may all your photos be happy ones! Without doubt 2025 has been a very good year for our club. The highest number of Visions members ever (48 I think), a weekend away trip,... Continue Reading →
Visions go to the seaside
A weekend away for a coastal photography trip On a weekend in October 2025 a small group of Visions photographers travelled to Berwick upon Tweed which would be our base for the next few days. After arriving on the Firday there was no time to waste as we had a packed schedule. Dave Lynch in... Continue Reading →
Greyhope Bay – Golden Hour / Blue Hour Shoot
4th of September 2025 Visions photographers silhoutted against the sky by Kate Spinks. It illustrates the beautiful colours we saw around sunset. Stephen Lynch had taken on the task of finding a suitable spot for our outing around sunset. He chose Greyhope Bay (Torry Battery) as our location. This has great views over the harbour... Continue Reading →
I am sailing, I am sailing
During July 19 - 22 2025, Aberdeen hosted the Tall Ships Race. 49 sailing ships arrived in Aberdeen harbour ranging in size from small sailing yachts to large 3 and 4 master barques. They provide an opportunity for young people to experience life on a large ocean-going sailing ship. We spoke to a couple of... Continue Reading →