BERWICK CAMERA CLUB.
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Welcome to the Berwick and District Camera Club website. We are a small but friendly club with members of all ages
The programme includes talks by talented photographers.
Advice given by judges in the slide and digital image competitions can help you develop your skill.

Meetings are held in the Village Hall, East Ord on Tuesday evenings at 7.30pm and
the season runs from September to March.
Fees: Adult: £22.00 - Under 18: £10.00

CLUB MEETINGS RESUME
ON TUESDAY 21st SEPTEMBER

   

On Sunday 1st August.

Camera Club members visited the Heatherslaw Light Railway
During the ride on the 12 noon train from Heatherslaw to Etal photo opportunities were a limited slightly by the weather, but on the way back the little engine, "Bunty" sparkled in the sunshine. There was time at Etal to visit the river, the Black Bull pub, the castle and a local fete.

A potental new member who would like to have joined us was unable to be there.
He saw the invitation on this web site and confused us with the 'Berwick Camera Club' near Melbourne. He decided that the trip from Australia would not be practical.

 
 

 

 

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Trophies were presented at the
Berwick Camera Club's
Annual Dinner,
by the club's president,
James T Walker, FRPS.



 
 

The over all club championship was won by Ron McCombe who in addition to winning the Natural History and Record classes had the top score for Digital Images.


The award for the top score in Digital Prints
went to Allan Rogers

Michael McAskill won cups for both the Pictorial and the Landscape classes.
The trophy for Illustrative work went to Andrew Renton
and the Portrait class cup was won by Michael Barron.


John Tully won a Rose Bowl for pictures of
The Borders and a cup for a panel of photographs.
Robin Simpson received the Jimmy Johnston Trophy for Best Black & White Print


The Club's work can currently be seen at the Hayloft Gallery in Paxton House
in an exhibition which continues until May 2nd.


A NEW PROGRAM OF MEETINGS BEGINS IN SEPTEMBER.