Ely Photographic Club’s annual exhibition at Ely Cathedral runs throughout August
Cathedral Reflections by Phil Lenney - Credit: Archant
Ely Photographic Club is holding its annual exhibition in Ely Cathedral throughout August. The exhibition is held in the south west transept just inside the main entrance to the cathedral.
Best of Friends by Kevin Pigney - Credit: Archant
The exhibition is held in the south west transept just inside the main entrance to the cathedral.
There will be more than 100 mounted prints on display covering a range of genres including architecture, landscape, portraits and wildlife. Many of these prints are for sale at £25.
The club meets from September through to May on a Wednesday evening at Ely College from 7.30pm to 9.30pm with around 30 meetings a year. There are 50 members from beginners through to experienced photographers.
Snowfall by Viv Houghton - Credit: Archant
There are competitions, practical sessions for taking portraits, presentations from professional photographers to help members improve their skills and talks from local organisations like Wicken Fen National Trust, Welney Wetland Centre and the RSPB.
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If you are interested in developing your photographic skills go to a couple of meetings as a guest. Membership is £50 per year.
Visit www.elyphotographicclub.co.uk to see the 2019-20 programme.
Little Owl Backward Glance by Nick Bowman. - Credit: Archant
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