Mold Camera Club
Established 1963
Events:
Our programme is a mix of competitions, practical activities and talks by members and visiting lecturers. Our aims are to assist in developing photographic skills through the regular and friendly exchange of ideas. Membership is open to anyone interested in or practising photography, either conventional or digital.
Visitors:
Visitors to The Mold Camera Club are always very welcome and are admitted free of charge for the first two meetings. Thereafter, a charge of £1 per visit will be levied unless membership is taken up. For further details concerning current membership fees and entitlements, click here. Club rules can be viewed here.
Whatever your photographic interest and experience, we feel confident that we can accommodate you. If you have any questions for the committee members, please go to the contacts section of the site.
Web Site:
We hope you enjoy this web site. If you have any comments or suggestions, feel free
to e-
Please Note: All images on this site are the copyright property of Mold Camera Club members and are protected under International copyright laws. No copying, saving to digital file, reproduction or manipulation is permitted unless with express written authority of the authors. For enquiries, please email us.
Quote from Freeman Patterson :
"36 satisfactory exposures on a roll mean a photographer is not trying anything new."
And from Elliott Erwitt
"To me, photography is an art of observation. It's about finding something interesting in an ordinary place... I've found it has little to do with the things you see and everything to do with the way you see them."
And from your webmaster: 1. Find the subject; 2. Find the light: 3. Find the composition;
4. Check all around your viewfinder. If an element doesn't add, it detracts.
Venue We use the Daniel Owen Centre, Mold, each Monday from 7.15pm during our winter season. Map
Have you ever wondered about the way sensor sizes are stated in digital camras? Take a look at Making (some) sense out of sensor sizes for an explanation.
Like to know when to capture the best sunrises & sunsets? Take a look at this chart created by John Roberts, OR TRY:
The Photographer's Ephemeris Not only does it tell you where and when the sun and
moon will rise and set, but also the angle to the horizon and it can also be used
to work out when the sun will disappear behind the hill (often much earlier than
sunset) or when a particular point will fall in to shadow. It’s pretty amazing and
free! And for those with i-
If you are not a reader of David Peterson’s Newsletters I can recommend them as a great place for learning. Take at look at:
http://www.digital-
Following a very interesting talk by ColourConfidence you might like to check out their web site!
A new website for photographers www.photoanswers.co.uk
LEARN! LEARN! LEARN!
Photo answers is powered by Practical Photography and sister title, Digital Photo
magazines. It’s a community-
DS Colour Labs -
NEW. Fuji/DSC now offer Fuji Pearl, Satin and Canvas prints. They also do 30”x20” and 24”x30” prints, photo books etc. Check it out!
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Welcome to Mold Camera Club.
Affiliated to the North Wales Photographic Association
Camera Club Meetings:
You'll find a warm welcome at the Mold Camera Club which meets each Monday during winter months, from September to May. Meetings start at 7.30pm and generally finish at 9.45pm.
During the summer months we meet up at one of the local pubs for a drink and a natter.
We hold a Christmas Dinner and at the end of the winter season a Presentation Dinner. Find our Venue
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Website by Phil Parsons,
tel.01352 741089
Mold Camera Club have won the National Pixels 2011 competition. Click here for more.
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