Bishop’s Stortford Camera Club welcome some of the best Photography Speakers in the UK
Get more out of your photography – learn the tricks of the trade including using Affinity and Photoshop software
Get regular critiques of your images from independant judges from across the East Anglian district and pit your wits against your fellow members
The club has a really strong social side including a full Summer Program where we go out across the region photographing what we come across
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Keep up to date about what’s happening at the Club including forthcoming talks, competitions and workshops.
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Each year the club runs a long weekend away at (usually) a Warner Hotel in an interesting part of the country for fum, games and photography.
This is a great social weekend for members and their partners and friends to get together around photography and see and photograph an area we wouldn’t normally visit.
I have been an active member of the camera club for many years and enjoy so many aspects of the club including the friendship, the talks, competitions and also the ability to help others with their photography. I have been the publicity secretary since 2019 and am delighted to be the chair in 2022.
Open to all, our popular Tuesday evening walks are a great way to meet existing members and improve your photography in a social setting.
I never knew I wanted to be a photographer until my wife bought me a camera for my 40th birthday. I joined BSCC shortly thereafter and have, with the help and encouragement of the club, earned my LRPS and CPAGB photography distinctions
Every year (pandemics excepted) we hold an Exhibition for the public to see our images. Held in the centre of Stortford this is a popular event following which we have a celebratory dinner and awards ceremony
I’ve always had a camera to take family photos but when my children became teenagers they “asked” me to stop taking their photo. I had to find something else to photograph. I was keen to take flower and macro photos but didn’t know how to. I joined the camera club to learn how to use my camera properly and to get off the auto mode. It’s also been great to meet other photographers.
Just a few of the fantatic speakers we’ve had recently include
The winner of the February Picture of the Month Award is Tony Perryman. This dynamic, semi-abstract image, uses post processing techniques to great effect to
Round 4 of the 2022-2023 Beginners and Open competitions and final results are now available here. Congratulations to the winners – Anita Smith in the
January’s Image of the Month is Sophia Spurgin’s “The Abandoned Croft”. Chosen by Andy Holloway: “I love the atmosphere of abandon & decay captured in
Round 3 of the 2022-2023 Colour and Monochrome competitions and final results are now available. Congratulations to the winners – Tony Perryman in the Mono
Round 3 of the 2022-2023 Beginners and Open competitions results are now available here. The round was judged by Vic Hainsworth and here are the
December’s Picture of the Month is Grant Sams light trail photo of Potter Street. Chosen by Andy Holloway: “Taken on the club workshop photo walk,
We are a member of The East Anglian Federation (EAF) of Photographic Societies
The EAF is a constituent founder Member of the Photographic Alliance of Great Britain (PAGB), which is the parent organisation for camera clubs and photographic societies throughout the UK.
Having 121 member clubs and societies with in excess of 4000 individual members, the EAF is now the largest federation in the PAGB covering the area of Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Essex, Norfolk, Suffolk and that part of Hertfordshire which lies to the east of the M1 motorway.
