First round of the club's Print League, an open print competition judged by photographer Alison Jenkins with entries from St Albans Camera Club members.
St Albans Camera Club are back at Jersey Farm Community Centre on Tuesday 10 November, with the first round of their Print League. It's an open competition, meaning it's not just for members to enter, and it's the first of two rounds in the league this season. There's no theme this year, so the entries can come from anywhere.
Judging the night is Alison Jenkins, whose work has picked up a fair few awards over the years. When she's not judging, she runs workshops and photography holidays with her husband Simon. Last season's print competition saw club member Chris Bennett come out on top, with his print The Kelpies getting a particular mention.
If you're not already a member, it's a good way to get a feel for how the club works. St Albans Camera Club is a small, friendly group that meets every Tuesday at Jersey Farm, and they welcome newcomers of all experience levels. Their programme mixes talks by external speakers, regular competitions, practical sessions and organised visits. Alongside the Print League, they run a Projected Image League and a Composite Image competition for the Steve Ransom Trophy, which is judged on the journey of the work as well as its quality. They also take part in inter-club competitions like the Rosebowl, the Chiltern Association of Camera Clubs' tournament.
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The Print Competition Round 1 runs from 20:00 to 22:00 at Jersey Farm Community Centre, St Brelades Place, St Albans, AL4 9RG.
