Author name: David Jellie

Another great evening at the club last Tuesday. The early session was very well attended and rightly so – a fine presentation on an interesting subject, as Ian Bowes first told us everything we needed to know about HOW to shoot “Intentional Camera Movement” (ICM) photographs, and then treated us to a gallery of some […]

A great evening at the club on Tuesday, with a great atmosphere (and a very full house) for the third annual “Bromsgrove Battle” inter-club competition.  A very high quality selection of images from all five clubs, with a very fair and thoughtful judge giving good feedback on all the images, together with some great cakes

What a great evening we had last Tuesday. The early session from David J was very well attended and contained a wealth of information on how to take a flat image straight from the camera and transform it into something with much more pop and presence, with just a few simple changes that can be

It was great to see so many of you at the New Year party last Tuesday – I had a good time and judging by the feedback that has been posted, so did everyone else! One of the strengths of BPS is that it’s more than just a photography club… This coming Tuesday we have

Happy New Year! This year’s BPS sessions start with a bang, with the New Year party on Tuesday January 7th. Featuring a quiz run by Beks (with a prize for the winning team) and catering organized by Ele (you should already have placed your order for food), it promises to be a great night. I will be

A quick note this week. Firstly, I’m sure you all know there is no meeting tomorrow. Next meeting is on January 7th, and is the New Years Party. Secondly, please see the notes from Dug re the tea rota, and sign up if you have not done so already. It’s only once or twice per year

Well, only a day late, but it is Christmas… I hope some of you learned something new at the camera clinic in the early session – if people think it was useful we could do more of the same next year… Speaking of which, please see David’s email regarding early sessions – your input on what

I hope everyone else enjoyed Monica Doshi’s presentation last Tuesday as much as I did. It features some of my favourite places and some of my favourite subjects, accompanied by a commentary on how and why each shot was taken and some of the artistic and compositional decisions associated with each shot. A most enjoyable