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 →
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 →
Quarterly Competition – People
Visions run a quarterly competition with a different theme each time. Photos must have been taken in the 3 months prior. So no going through the archives to find a shot from 50 years ago! This Spring the theme was "People". The voting was done online by the members in the usual way without being... Continue Reading →
Spectra 2025
Visions members went out to photograph the Aberdeen Spectra Light Festival on the opening night on Thursday 6th of February. Stephen Lynch took charge of the herd, opting to first meet for a coffee in Union Street and meet up in the Globe at the end to warm up with a cold beer.... Warmly dressed,... 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 →