The weekend of 10-12 May saw 20 Members and family head to Bright. Although the Club has been to Bright before (not in my time) there is certainly plenty to see and photograph.
The weekend of 10-12 May saw 20 Members and family head to Bright. Although the Club has been to Bright before (not in my time) there is certainly plenty to see and photograph.
On May 4th, members of the Williamstown Camera Club attended the vibrant Trentham Spudfest in Trentham, Victoria. This unique festival celebrates the region's rich potato farming heritage with a plethora of activities, and the photographers were there to capture every memorable moment.
Competition results for our second round of competition for 2024 - Still Life and Open. Our judge for this round was Gary Smith.
Thanks to all members who entered this round of competition.
Our second outing for the year saw 12 members and family attend the Melbourne Zoo.
The photo reviews are back for 2024
Something we started during COVID times when the judge had left us after a judging, photo reviews are us jumping through the competition entries as a club and discussing the images and the judges comments about them.
Competition results for our first round of competition for 2024 - Monochrome and Open. Our judge for this round was Ian Bock.
We welcome the return of prints in this competition and throughout this year. Thank you to all members entering in both formats.
Continuing our journey around the page we started last year, 18 members head out to venture from Seaholme to Altona to capture our backyard.
Competition results for our sixth and final round of competition for 2023 - Portrait and Open. Our judge was our very own Brett Ferguson. As we no longer advise scores we will only be presenting the award winners. We do still receive scores from the judge so if you would like your score please contact Tania, our competition steward via competitions@williamstowncameraclub.com.au and she will let you know.
Our second planned weekend away for 2023 was to Wilson's Promontory, where 18 Members and families endured unfavourable weather conditions. Our vice-president Karen Malbon had scheduled some great events for the weekend but unfortunately some of them either failed or had to be abandoned. This event was planned prior to The Covid-19 Pandemic and the numerous lockdowns but we finally got it on the calendar.
On Tuesday October 10th we left the club rooms behind and ventured into the city.
We're trying out a new location this year... we just haven't decided where just yet, so keep an eye here for an update on where we'll be for this event which has become a club favourite in recent years.
TBATest your ability to capture horse and rider as they take on the Melbourne 3 Day International Event at Werribee Park National Equestrian Centre. Full details advised closer to the date.
Note this is the Monarch's Birthday Public Holiday Monday.
Werribee Park National Equestrian Centre