Affiliated to the Photographic Alliance of Great Britain through the North and East Midlands Photographic Federation.
Member of the Gedling Borough Arts Association.
Welcome to the Arnold & District Camera Club
Arnold is approximately five miles north of Nottingham city centre. We are a group of amateur photographers and enthusiasts dedicated to promoting photography within our area. Our members range in skill from the beginner to the accomplished amateur.
CLUB NIGHT
Meetings are held at Pond Hills Lane Community Centre. A typical club night begins at 7:30pm with the programme event starting at 8:00pm. We have a coffee/tea break about 9:00 pm and close around 10:00-10:15pm. The first two visits are free and thereafter a nominal entry fee is charged.The new 2008 programme is available in the Download Area.
COMPETITIONS
The Club holds, for members, competitions for slides and prints with trophies (shields) awarded to the winners at the end of the year. The competitions are in two sections, one is for novices and the other for more advanced photographers, so everyone has a chance of winning. There is also an annual print competition and a trophy is awarded for the winning print. This competition forms the Annual Exhibition which is usually held in the Arnold Library for six weeks of each year. Members are also eligible to enter external competitions under our affiliation with the Photographic Alliance of Great Britain and the North & East Midlands Photographic Federation.AWARDS FOR ALL
The Club is now well equipped thanks to Lottery money awarded in 2007 from Awards For All. This has enabled us to offer even more to our local community and members. Digital audiovisual shows are now a regular part of our annual programme. We are now well placed to pass on our expertise in all aspects of digital photography as well as traditional film based techniques.The Club is very grateful to Awards For All for this huge boost to help with ongoing and future projects.
News: Thursday 26th June 2008
PAUL PUTS ON A GREAT EVENING Armed with some very old plate cameras and superb black and white prints, Paul Bloomer showed us all why he is regarded as one of the most experienced and entertaining photographers on the circuit. His storys of capturing images for the newspapers, such as drivers at Brands Hatch and a train derailment at Basford Junction, to name two, were fascinating. And his inside shots of Lincoln Cathedral taken on one of his old cameras were stunning. Thankyou Paulmore...