Weekly meeting of the Worthing Camera Club to start its new season, with inspirational speakers, practical workshops, photowalks and competitions for all camera types.
Worthing Camera Club is back at Heene Community Centre on Tuesday 10 November, kicking off its new season with the first of its weekly meetings. It's a good time to get back into it, whether you're just starting out or you've been shooting for years.
The season is built around a mix of inspirational speakers, practical workshops, photowalks and optional competitions. The competitions are open to all camera types, from smartphones and DSLRs to mirrorless and film, so you don't need a fancy setup to get involved. Beyond the weekly sessions, the club runs a monthly challenge, an annual outing to capture seasonal highlights, and a Christmas celebration with a card competition and a team quiz.
There's a fair bit of history behind the club too. The Regnum Crouch Print Competition dates back to around 1950, when the group was inaugurated by the Chichester Club — that's where the 'Regnum' comes from — and began an annual print competition whose winning club received a shield donated by Charles Howard. A few years later, Worthing member Edmund F. H. Crouch donated a shield for the slide.
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One of the early highlights of the season is a talk by JJ Waller on Tuesday 24 November, from 7pm to 10pm with doors opening at 6:45pm. Waller is a British photographer best known for his 'beyond-the-postcard' street photographs of Brighton and other seaside towns, so if you've ever looked at the coast and wondered what's happening just off the main drag, his work hits that mark. The weekly meetings run from 7:15pm to 7:30pm at Heene Community Centre, 122 Heene Rd, BN11 4PL, and entry is free.
