Based in Livingston, West Lothian, Scotland, the club offers a wide range of activities for photographers of all skill levels.
Although most members are now using digital cameras, all forms of photography are encouraged.
Before you explore the rest of our website, why not take a few moments to view some outstanding images, below, taken by some of our members?
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Competition 3 - Digital 1 - Results
This is the results of our second digital competition of the year. An independent judge will award scores for each image with a maximum of 20 points. There are three categories of entries: Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced. Scores from this competition count towards the annual league table.
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Studio night
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George Robertson - "Mountaineering photography"
George is an award winning Photographer, International Mountain Leader and World Traveller based near Glasgow, Scotland. He states he’s been fortunate to visit many different remote and beautiful areas and gain a varied perspective on our planet whilst leading mountaineering expeditions. The beauty, remoteness and challenge of travelling in the high mountain areas has always attracted him. Through the interaction of the light with the natural landscape he has tried to capture his memories from his travels. His images are not just limited to the mountains and he enjoys photographing travel, wildlife, pets, street and macro. In 2017 and in 2020 his images won the Urban View category of Take a View, UK Landscape Photographer of the Year competition. Here’s a link to George’s website: https://georgerobertsonphotography.com/ |
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Hand-in Internal competition - Mono Prints
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Guy & Paula Davies - "Double Act 2"
We’re in for a treat tonight: a double act! Paula describes herself as a “butterfly photographer” because she flits from subject to subject taking a photograph of anything that attracts her. She enjoys being out in the landscape pressing the shutter but gets particular satisfaction from seeking out abstract images in man-made and natural objects that look like landscapes. She is a Fellow of the Royal Photographic Society alongside many other distinctions. Here’s a link to Paula’s website: https://pixelfoto.co.uk/ Guy started in photography as a boy in 1946 but he really did not get serious until 1989 when he joined a camera club. He likes photographing landscapes, especially in low or dramatic light. He also enjoys city photography, looking for unusual angles on interesting buildings, inside as well as outside. He has tried photographing people too, but mainly at events such as carnivals, not in the studio. Although most of his work is in colour, he does get a special 'buzz' from a good monochrome. He is an Associate of the Royal Photographic Society. Here’s a link to Guy’s website: http://www.gdpix.co.uk/ |
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Neil Scott - "tbc"
Neil has been taking photographs since he was around 8 or 9 years old. He is a member of both Edinburgh Photographic Society (EPS) and Midlothian Camera Club. He got his FRPS in 2012 and his EFIAP/s in 2015. He has over 1500 acceptances in National and International Salons and has won over 100 awards - medals, ribbons and certificates but he has now stopped chasing FIAP acceptances and is content to enter just a few print salons such as Edinburgh and London. His photographic interests are mainly people (candids and street photography), abstracts and still life, and his favourite format is mono print work. Here’s a link to Neil’s website: www.neilscottphotos.co.uk . |
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