Celebrity astrophotographer Josh Dury, will be showing his amazing images and explaining all about astrophotography.
Non-members are always welcome and can come along for up to 3 meetings before joining. All we ask is that you pay the £2 entrance fee for those 3 evenings.
The Trowbridge Camera Club 2025/26 Season starts this week on Thursday 4th September. We start with a welcome meeting in the usual venue St Thomas’s Church Hall 7:30-9:30pm. The hall will be open from 7pm.
Subs are due and remain the same as last year, £60 and £2 cash at the door on any night you attend.
Coinage is much appreciated although not the contents of your piggy bank.
Wendy our new programme secretary will give a short presentation on the exciting new programme for this season.
Please bring along a selection of images from your summer activities to be shown on the night – DPI only as the print stand is currently displaying mounted images in the empty shop in the high street to promote the club.
As always we welcome new members – non-members can come along for up to 3 taster meetings before joining. All we ask is that you pay the £2 entrance fee for those 3 evenings.
Our new Programme Secretary, Wendy, has been working tirelessly to compile the best technical talks, guest speakers, and competitions for our 2025-26 programme of meetings.
Click here to view the programme or to print/download a PDF version click here.
The competition categories for the 2025/26 season have been decided. Here here to view/print the list.
This Thursday evening will be our last meeting of this season. As another fantastic Club year draws to a close, it will be a time to reflect on how things have gone and to think about content for the programme next year as we welcome Wendy Evans as the new Club Programme Secretary for the 2025/26 Season.
We will also hold our Grand Prize Giving to present trophies to the competition winners, members with the highest scores for colour/mono prints and DPIs, as well as the overall winner for the season.
This Thursday is our last DPI competition of the season on the topic of Architecture. Our Judge will be Jonathan Bolgar, who is a member of North West Bristol CC and the RPS Documentary and Digital Groups.
Non-members are welcome to come along. All we ask is that you pay the £2 entrance fee. We meet at St Thomas’ church hall at 7:30pm (see map).
This Thursday is a members evening where members can show their images taken on the photo walk around Trowbridge on 20th March. The images can be DPI, Print or DVI – get creative and show us your interpretation of “Uniquely Trowbridge”.
Images can be sent to Kevin Crosbie or brought along on a memory stick.
Non-members are welcome to come along for up to 3 taster meetings before joining. All we ask is that you pay the £2 entrance fee for those 3 evenings. For any new members that do join at this time in the season a pro rata discount will be applied to the membership fee. We meet at St Thomas’ church hall at 7:30pm (see map).
For Camera Club members and anyone that knew Terrick Meakin, his funeral will be on Thursday 10th April at 11:00am at Semington crematorium.
In a change to the programme, this Thursday we will be holding a members evening when we will have a presentation by Kevin Crosbie on macro photography and a practical session by Rob Dyer on mounting prints (including double mounts).
Submissions due for DPI Competition – Architecture.
Non-members are welcome to come along for up to 3 taster meetings before joining. All we ask is that you pay the £2 entrance fee for those 3 evenings. For any new members that do join at this time in the season a pro rata discount will be applied to the membership fee. We meet at St Thomas’ church hall at 7:30pm (see map).
It is with much sadness that we learnt of the passing of Terrick Meakin last week. He was the longest serving member of Trowbridge Camera Club.
Terrick was an inspiration and mentor to many. He seemed to know everybody in the photography community and the breadth of his knowledge, especially anything related to mono photography was unsurpassed – he was a firm believer in the value of the printed image.
Often with a twinkle in his eye, his enthusiasm for photography was infectious and he was always more than happy to help everyone at the club with useful advice and encouragement. He will be sadly missed but not forgotten.