Clear your Gear
In a change of programme, the Members Q&A session scheduled for June 13th has been replaced with a bring and buy sale…Clear your Gear!
Bring your old photo gear, books, mags etc to either sell or exchange with other members – with proceeds ideally donated to the club coffers.
Nothing to sell, no worries, perhaps bring a piece of unusual photo gear to talk about or even get advice on.
Extra Summer Portrait Social Added
Due to popular demand Ant will be running a second portrait social session with popular model Elle Blunt on Saturday 6th July. This will follow the same format as the first session on 8th June, shooting first at the Croxley Orchard then moving on to a second location by the River Chess.
Image captured at last year’s club shoot with Elle

Club night summary – 16th May
The clubs AGM was held, a necessary annual formal requirement in the running of the club.
This year we also combined the event with the AGM, drinks and nibbles and voting for the members choice of best highest scoring PDI Image of the season.
During the AGM section, all of the existing committee team had agreed to continue with the good work produced this season and were unanimously nominated by the members. This is a tremendous result for the club, to have this continuity of talented Committee members continue in these roles.
A lot of good suggestions were made during the AOB section, all of which will be reviewed and actioned where relevant.
Thank you to all the members that were able to attend last night, giving your valuable support.
We look forward to further progressing as a club into the new season with many exciting and diverse photography events planned.
Steve
Newsletter – 15th May
Club night summary – 9th May
Our well attended talk this week ( members and guests)was with Andrew Scriven who gave an excellent presentation entitled ‘ Mindfulness and photography’. His talk covered his great photography achievements including being a Sony ambassador and being awarded Digital photography Wildlife photograph of the year. He also Introduced his Interest in Meditation and experimental photography and the Importance of music as a factor, which helped enable him to get into a creative zone with his photography.
Overall a very enjoyable presentation helped by Andrews delivering style. Definitely the most unique talk this year and a first for the Croxley Camera Club to participate in ‘Meditation’ during a club evening.
Steve
Newsletter – 7th May
Club night summary – 2nd May
Judge Kathy Chandler had the daunting task of choosing the PDI photograph of the season. With 96 Images qualifying, scores ranging from 18 to 20 in previous competitions. The standard was very high from the talented Croxley membership.
22 different authors were represented with their work, offering a very diverse selection for the judge.
In addition to the judge choosing the ultimate winner of the trophy she also Identified 2nd and 3rd positions with highly commended and commended Images.
Congratulations to all nominated members and the winners on the night, with special praise for Rod Lacey’s ultimate selected winning Image.
Steve
Winners
| Winner | Rod Lacey | Cook runs out for his last test innings |
| Second | Denise Noverre | Cruising through the fjords |
| Third | Archie Bagworth | Lunch |
Highly Commended
| Steve Bailey | The Croft House |
| Gordon Calder | Fifty shades of Grey |
| Mike Loose | Ray Bans for colourful friends |
Commended
| Rod Lacey | Reflection |
| Amanda Culley | Bike Park |
| Mike Brankin | Concentration |

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