Programme
Here’s a link to a PDF of our current programme.
Our programme for 2025/26 is divided into eight modules, each focused on a particular area of photography and aimed at appealing to everyone from camera phone users to those with bags of kit. The first session of every module is a talk by a key speaker, and then in the subsequent weeks we explore the theme in further depth by way of practical sessions, critique evenings and discussions, in a fun, relaxed and enjoyable environment. In the External Critique Evenings members of all abilities are invited to submit images for critique and advice to further refine their skills. There is always an Open category for those who prefer to submit images not related to the theme of the current module.
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Talk: The silent beast of Glencoe by Mark Stothard
Mark is an Award Winning Qualified Photographer and Educator, and his intriguing talk is set against the haunting beauty of Glencoe. It explores how places absorb emotion, carry memory, and become visual testimony to lives lived and legacies left behind.
This is not a traditional landscape presentation. It’s a story of contrast, between beauty and betrayal, silence and exposure, history and reckoning. Told through images and poetic narrative, the talk examines how photography can challenge perception, evoke empathy, and engage with the deeper truths hidden within physical space.
Today is the closing date for ‘Natural World’ entries.