Programme for 2019 - 2020 Season

A chance to renew or start your membership and meet your fellow members. There will be short presentations on what the society does, how to enter competitions and the competition rules as well as time for Q&A and gathering ideas for weekend trips and club nights.

Nigel provides an overview of the techniques used to capture night images using a standard off-the-shelf digital SLR.

A must see lecture for anyone who enjoys travel photography whether that be on a family holiday or a bespoke photographic trip. Featuring images from around the world and packed with hints & tips on technique, equipment and preparation this presentation will really help you to improve your travel photography. 

An open-themed projected digital image (PDI) competition. Members are permitted to enter up to three images. A guest PAGB judge will give a critical appraisal of each image.

A talk by H. Lehmann about their services, lens calibration, general repairs and do's and don'ts for your camera. There will also be a chance to ask questions about your equipment issues.

Designed especially for photographic clubs, Amanda will run this lighting workshop to give members the opportunity to work with professional studio flash lighting and a model. The theme of the lighting set up for the evening will be "Film Noir".

A day on Clee Hill photographing, among other things, derelict quarry buildings, the modern 'golf balls' and, of course the Shropshire landscape!

An open-themed print competition. Members are permitted to enter up to three images. A guest PAGB judge will give a critical appraisal of each image.

Ross gives an an overview of his work, including his landscape, automotive and commercial work. He will describe how he started out and developed his style and how he ’turned Pro’.

An open-themed projected digital image (PDI) competition. Members are permitted to enter up to three images. A guest PAGB judge will give a critical appraisal of each image.

It's time for Autumn colours and where better than Arley Arboretum?

Gary returns to SPS with another presentation of his wildlife and landscape images.

An open-themed print competition. Members are permitted to enter up to three images. A guest PAGB judge will give a critical appraisal of each image.

A presentation of the Shropshire Open Photographic Exhibition (SOPE) winners.

An evening run by members on a photogarphic theme, details on the form of the evening will be circulated nearer the time.

An open-themed projected digital image (PDI) competition. Members are permitted to enter up to three images. A guest PAGB judge will give a critical appraisal of each image.

An evening run by members on a photogarphic theme, details on the form of the evening will be circulated nearer the time.

Get ready for Christmas with our social evening.

We're on our Christmas Break, so no meeting this week.

We're on our Christmas Break, so no meeting this week.

Tal covers his workflow and image editing process, from downloading raw files, to preparing images for upload to social media and websites. Programs covered include photo mechanic, lightroom and photoshop, as well as specialist software such as photomatix. Tal demonstrates the process step by step, from raw to final conversion jpgs. This is a must for people who want to maximise the potential of their systems, whether they be bridge cameras to full blow professional full frame camera bodies.

An open-themed print competition. Members are permitted to enter up to three images. A guest PAGB judge will give a critical appraisal of each image.

Award winning photogapher Nick returns to SPS with a presentation of his latest landscape images.

Sets of four prints and/or four projected images showing a record of a theme, place or event. Submit prints at our 25th January meeting or up to a few days later by negotiation with Judy Mainwaring. Enter digital images via our website by 28th January.

A photographic battle between local photographic societies, adjudicated by an independent PAGB judge. An excellent display of images guaranteed.

Images of people, print and PDI. Up to four prints and/or four projected images per member.

John and Mike Hayward talk about their book, A Year in Shropshire, and go through the seasons explaining how and why they came to take the pictures featured in the book.

An evening run by members on a photogarphic theme, details on the form of the evening will be circulated nearer the time.

A panel of four prints on any subject that work together as a complete set.

Nick returns from South Wales to SPS with a presentation of his latest landscape images.

Up to four prints and/or four projected images per member.

A visual introduction to the fantastic work done around the world by groups, agencies and charities that specialise in humanitarian development and assistance projects. Uplifting and insightful, strong images introduce the audience to projects in Afghanistan, Mongolia, Laos, India, Myanmar and many other countries.

An evening run by members on a photogarphic theme, details on the form of the evening will be circulated nearer the time.

Up to four pictorial prints per member.

Happy Easter. No meeting this week.

Shropshire Photographic Society will be hosting a lecture from the world renowned landscape photographer, Charlie Waite at the Walker Theatre, The Severn Theatre, Frankwell Quay, Shrewsbury SY3 8FT.

Instantly recognisable, Charlie Waite’s landscapes are rare perfections of light, colour and composition, offering the viewer a glimpse of a moment of beauty carefully framed by a master craftsman. Charlie Waite’s photographs aim to encourage an emotional response from the viewer based on the silent exchange between viewer and landscape. Tickets will be available from the theatre box-office in December.

Have your say on how the club is run

Up to four projected pictorial images per member.

Happy Mayday! No meeting this week.

A chance to use your cameras on a club night with a photo treasure hunt, meeting in town rather than the Hermitage. Images taken will be presented to members at a future club night.

All entries from the set subjects of the season are adjudicated by a PAGB judge.

It's a Bank Holiday this week, so no meeting.

Our end-of-season special event when we socialise, dine and award a members for their successes throughout the year. We'll also award the Photographer of the Year.