Projected Image Competition Round 2

St Albans Camera Club are back at Jersey Farm Community Centre on Tuesday 8 December for the second round of their Projected Image League. It runs from 20:00 to 22:00, and this time the judging is in the hands of Michael Lurie from Pinner Camera Club.

If you're not familiar with how the league works, it's a three-round competition run throughout the season, and there's no set theme this year — so the images you'll see on the screen come from across the club's members rather than being tied to a single subject. It's a members' affair, too: the entries are supplied by the club's own photographers rather than being open to the public, so what's on display is a cross-section of what the local membership has been working on.

The Projected Image League is just one part of the club's wider programme. It runs alongside the Print League, judged by Alison Jenkins ARPS, and the Rosebowl, an inter-club competition within the Chiltern Association of Camera Clubs. The venue, Jersey Farm Community Centre, is Sandridge Parish Council's community hall, and it's home to plenty of local groups and classes as well as the club's cycle of competitions, workshops and talks.

If you've never been before, you can arrange a trial club evening for £5 cash by contacting the club in advance — you don't need annual membership to come along for a trial, though entering the competitions is reserved for members. The round runs on Tuesday 8 December from 20:00 to 22:00 at Jersey Farm Community Centre, St Brelades Place, off Sandringham Crescent, St Albans, AL4 9RG.