WELCOME
Welcome to Mid-Cheshire Camera Club
Founded in 1976, we are a club for photography enthusiasts and those who want to improve their photographic skills. From September to May we meet every Wednesday at the Dingle Recreation Centre, High Street, Winsford at 7:45 p.m. for 8 p.m.start.
We offer a varied annual Program that covers everything from Camera Basics to Practical Sessions to Competitions. As part of the Lancashire and Cheshire Photographic Union (L&CPU), we regularly view folios of a cross-section of high-quality images that hopefully educate and inspire.
Revised Provisional Programme for the 2019/20 season is now available in the Programme section.
Please note This page will be updated with any changes to the Programme.
The Club season has now ended and details of the first meeting in September will appear in this section in due course. For the members not at the AGM, the new Theme competition is "Trees". Our new Chairperson has agreed on a definition that we can all work to and the judge will mark too. The definition is as follows: Can be a study of single or multiple trees including any creative style that represents a tree. The subject or subjects have to be identifiable as the main element / focal point within the landscape.
Founded in 1976, we are a club for photography enthusiasts and those who want to improve their photographic skills. From September to May we meet every Wednesday at the Dingle Recreation Centre, High Street, Winsford at 7:45 p.m. for 8 p.m.start.
We offer a varied annual Program that covers everything from Camera Basics to Practical Sessions to Competitions. As part of the Lancashire and Cheshire Photographic Union (L&CPU), we regularly view folios of a cross-section of high-quality images that hopefully educate and inspire.
Revised Provisional Programme for the 2019/20 season is now available in the Programme section.
Please note This page will be updated with any changes to the Programme.
The Club season has now ended and details of the first meeting in September will appear in this section in due course. For the members not at the AGM, the new Theme competition is "Trees". Our new Chairperson has agreed on a definition that we can all work to and the judge will mark too. The definition is as follows: Can be a study of single or multiple trees including any creative style that represents a tree. The subject or subjects have to be identifiable as the main element / focal point within the landscape.
