Project Groups

The Project Groups initiative is to get members out and about and take photographs.
There is a strong social aspect to the groups. 
Also there is help and advice available to any member who has any questions or problems.

For all the latest news on the Project Groups see Newsletter page.

The following groups are available at the moment, but if you would like any other groups to be considered please see a member of the committee and we will see what we can do:- 

Many of the Project Group meetings are at Wrelton Village Hall, click here for a map.

Audio Visual Group

Creative Group

Developers Group

Monochrome Group

The Monochrome Group has two main aims.
One is to promote black and white photography within the Camera Club by encouraging those who have not tried to have a go, and by encouraging those who have done it in the past to return to it.
The other aim is to serve the needs of the Club members who do not practice monochrome photography.
This is done in a number of ways. Every monochrome group meeting provides an opportunity for members of the group to show their latest photographs to other members of the group, in order to share their work, gain valuable feedback and encouragement, and receive advice if required. This is done in a very informal atmosphere and every members work is valued equally, whether they are a beginner or a more advanced photographer.
Members also have the opportunity to make a longer, more formal presentation of their work if they wish to do so. A different member of the group does this at most meetings. Members have said that if you commit yourself to doing this in 9 to 12 months time, it helps to give a focus for your photography as it gives you something to work towards.
The Monochrome Group also organises an exhibition of members work, usually every two years, at the National Park centre at Sutton Bank.
Members of the Monochrome Group embrace a whole range of black and white photography processes from pinhole photography, traditional film and darkroom work, through to the latest digital methods. But they all share one thing in common; enthusiasm.
New members are always most welcome.