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I’m really pleased that we got off to such a good start this week. To date, we have 4 new members and there are likely to be more in the coming weeks This Tuesday we have John Chamberlain FRPS MFIAP APAGB. John has been photographing wildlife for 35 years and his latest interests are mammals […]

Hi all We have a lot to cover today so I will keep things as brief as I can. The Open Evening went well – we have seven visitors and I know several of them will definitely join as new members. A good night with a nice relaxed atmosphere – the social occasions are always

Hi all Phew, what a scorcher. We’ve just been camping with the grandchildren this weekend – the water fights were actually very welcome. It’s fair to say it’s been exhausting but nothing a good night’s sleep won’t cure. A few photos were taken – mainly in the shelter of the Wyre Forest and around a

First off – did someone leave their umbrella at the stall yesterday? I have it in my car. What a great day for Bromsgrove Photographic Society in the High Street yesterday. We received lots of public interest and quite a few serious enquiries from prospective new members for our new club year on 3 September.

Hi all Summer seems to be flying past. It only seems like yesterday that we held our awards night and now the summer is drawing to a close. No doubt, you have all had notification of our remaining events from Mike Norton and I hope to see you all at Tardebigge tomorrow evening. The weather

Hi all We are now at the peak of the summer season. Now is the time to get out and about and get those winning shots. Perhaps we should be leaving our comfort zones and trying something new. The weather is mostly kind to us at the minute and this is likely to be a

The school holidays are upon us. For many that will mean taking time away for a well-earned break – either in this country or further afield. What an opportunity for stocking up on photos for the winter season. Somehow, car journeys seem to take longer at this time of year – especially if you stop

I’ve got to be honest and say that photography took a back seat for me this weekend with so much televised sport going on. It was great to see our very own land girls enjoying the 1940’s weekend – great outfits and obviously having a fabulous time. The summer programme is going well and after

Hi all Life’s little dramas often hinge on the toss of a coin. This morning we debated whether to go to the 1940’s reenactment at Severn Valley Railway, or head in into Birmingham for some people shots (and the guilty pleasure of going to the Black Sabbath history event at the Gas Hall). Well, Brum