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Club News 2026 - 2027

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The Photographers' Gallery, London - Sale of Martin Parr Prints

The link below takes you to a collection of 16"x 12" prints available to buy from The Photographers' Gallery in London. Martin Parr was an acclaimed observer of life, often using humour in his images to make his point. Martin set up the Martin Parr Foundation in Bristol, just walking distance from the Arnos Vale Cemetery if you are going on the planned Club photowalk (25 minute walk from Temple Meads Station). His work may also appeal to those of you who have found an interest in Street Photography recently. Martin Parr prints for sale

The Photographers' Gallery - Artists gives you an A-Z of interesting photograhers. Select one and then click on the linked image to see more of their works.

Wincanton Camera Club - Best images of 2025-2026

All of these images were awarded a maximum score of 20 by our judges last season

ARP Mono by Brian Stubbs

Columns by Adie Ray

Cormorant taking off by Paul Dyer

Evening Mist by Alison Bell

Glossy Ibis Flyby by Paul Dyer

Heat is off by Roger Lush

Kingfisher in good light by Paul Dyer

Rim light by Brian Stubbs

Rugby by Brian Stubbs

Seeing the light by Paul Dyer

Snowdon by Meyrick Griffith-Jones

Sturminster Bridge by Meyrick Griffith-Jones

Winter Walk - Burton Bradstock by Meyrick Griffith-Jones

Annual Library Exhibition of prints

Our annual exhibition of prints is being held in Wincanton library between August 15th and September 5th 2026. This is always an opportunity for the club to show the standard of our work to the general public who are able to vote for their favourite image. We are always very grateful to Wincanton library and their staff for giving us this opportunity to stage the exhibition.
If you get the chance do drop in to view these printed images. Admission is free and the Library are always glad to see you.

Club AGM on Wednesday May 27th

Another well attended meeting and very sociable evening, including delicious cake to celebrate our small club continuing for 75 years. AGM business proceeded very smoothly with approval of last year's AGM minutes then reports from our Chairman, Treasurer, Competition Secretary and Webmaster, including a little something about our programme for next year which is already on the club website.
The Committee were all willing to continue for another year and were duly re-elected by those present. Under AOB there was some discussion and suggestions for further club outings following the very popular ones to Sherborne and Frome. Watch out for emails.

The Competition Secretary announced the winners of our internal competitions and our Chairman presented the awards. Many congratulations to Adie Ray for winning the DPI competition with 141 points. In second was Paul Dyer 139 and third was Roger Lush 137. Very close.
Paul Dyer won the print competition with an outstanding 150 points out of a maximum 160. In second was Roger Lush with 141 and third was Meyrick Griffith-Jones with 111.
The Chairman's Trophy was awarded to Adie Ray for the most popular print in last year's Library Exhibition.
To see these and previous winners click on the Winners link, also available from our Club Info page.

Following a break for tea / coffee and cake we were treated to a short presentation by Malcolm Balmer on his approach to multiple exposure photography, bringing together 2 or more images into a single frame. This can be done in-camera or using processing software, such as Photoshop, after taking multiple images. Malcolm kindly brought in his computer and not only showed us his delightful images but also the processing required to produce them. A wonderful way to round off another great season. Our thanks to Malcolm for his presentation and to all the Committee for their hard work.

Malcolm Balmer demonstrating his photography from the computer

Image courtesy of Roger Lush

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