Projected Image Competition: Motion

St Albans Camera Club is holding the final round of its Projected Image League at Jersey Farm Community Centre on Tuesday 9 March, from 20:00 to 22:00. The theme for this one is 'Motion', and the entries will be judged by Darren Pullman.

To get the context, the Projected Image League is a two-part competition the club runs throughout the year. The first two rounds have no set theme, and those are judged by members of the Pinner Camera Club. This final round is where the scores all come together to decide the league winner, so there's a bit more on the line than a regular club night. The entries themselves are restricted to club members, but you don't have to be one to come along—visitors are welcome to watch the judging and stay for the discussion afterwards.

If you're not already a member, it's worth knowing a bit about what the club does. They run a full programme of photography competitions, workshops and talks, and the Projected Image League is just one part of that. The venue, Jersey Farm Community Centre, is Sandridge Parish Council's community hall, which is used by various local groups and classes, the club being one of them. If you're thinking about joining, you can also arrange a trial club evening in advance for £5.

So, if you're into photography and want to see how a club competition works from the inside, this is a good one to drop into. It runs from 20:00 to 22:00 at Jersey Farm Community Centre, St Brelades Place, off Sandringham Crescent, St Albans, AL4 9RG, and entry is £5.