Weekly meeting of the Worthing Camera Club to start the new season, with speakers, workshops, photowalks and competitions for photographers of all levels.
Worthing Camera Club are back at Heene Community Centre on Tuesday 3 November, their weekly meetings kicking off a new season. It's a fresh start for the club, with a full run of speakers, workshops, photowalks and competitions lined up across the coming months. If you've been taking photos around town and fancy a regular spot to talk shop and see what others are doing, this is where it happens.
There's a bit of history to the club's competitive side. The Regnum Print Competition goes back to around 1950, when the group was first set up by the Chichester Club as Regnum and ran an annual print competition with a shield donated by Charles Howard. A few years later, when other clubs including Worthing joined in, Worthing member Edmund F. H. Crouch donated a shield for the slide. They also run a South Downs Astrophotography Competition, which usually closes around mid-January, so there's plenty to aim for if you're into the night sky.
One of the best things about it is that it's open to photographers of all levels and gear. You don't need a professional kit to get involved — smartphones, DSLRs, mirrorless, compacts, or film cameras are all welcome. Whether you're just starting out or you've been shooting for years, you'll fit in.
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The meetings run on Tuesday nights at Heene Community Centre, 122 Heene Rd, Worthing, BN11 4PL, starting at 7:15pm. It's a free event to attend, with annual membership costing £70 and reductions for students.
