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Club Reports
Regular reports from David reflecting on club events.


Annual Exhibition 2026
During our club exhibition at St Michael's Church in Beccles this year, we asked visitors if they would like to take a small slip of paper and vote for their three favourite images. Some have asked which images received the most votes, so we have decided to post the images below. All three images were ranked evenly, so there is no outright winner. I thought this year's exhibition was the best I have experienced personally since joining the club a few years ago. Having refresh
Mark Stace
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Members Tell Colleagues of Their Travels.
For the first meeting of 2026 member Dave Hornsey gave an interesting talk on the journey that he and his wife Janet had made to Namibia and Botswana. Showing a superb selection of projected images taken by the couple over a period of 6 weeks commencing with photographs of the amazing sand dunes in Namibia. Dave did admit that he was a little younger when they climbed to the top after arriving as soon as the gates to the National Park were open. Frequently staying until the p
David Collins
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From The Forum with Camera and Tripod
The Forum Norwich Although the morning of the 9 th December saw extremely heavy rain, by the evening it was warm and dry as a group of Club members assembled outside The Forum, Norwich, to start their photoshoot around the city. Commencing with the Royal Arcade, the members soon broke up into small groups of 3 to 5 as they decided what they felt offered the best photographic opportunities. As usual, the Jarrolds store was well illuminated, and several groups of tripods were
David Collins
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Understanding the judges
On Tuesday 18 th November the guest speaker was Wayne Davy who explained the rules that are set down as part of the training of judges for The East Anglian Federation of Photographic Societies. (EAF) Wayne explained the criteria used and the way they are applied by EAF judges that we use for our competitions. He told members how he looks at images and how they can lose or gain points when shown mounted or projected as Projected Digital Images (PDI’s). Several members raised
David Collins
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