Are you interested in photography?

If you are, and you would like to develop your photographic skills, or just meet with like minded people, why not take a look at Reflex Photographic Club.

Browse around our site and take a look at some of our member’s work. Then visit the About us page to find out a little more about the club and give one of our committee members a ring. They will be more than happy to answer any questions you may have about the club.

We hope to see you at a club meeting soon.

Happy New Year to all

We would like to wish all Reflex Photographic Club members (and all visitors to our website) a very happy and prosperous New Year.

Don’t forget the first meeting of the year is on 5th January – a lecture by Tony Mitchell – “Improve Your Image”. (It’s also the entry date for the John Amey Cup – so remember to take along your images if you want to enter.)

2011-12 season underway

Reflex Photographic Club welcomes you to the new season.

We are off to a flying start with a very interesting lecture on local wildlife by Jodie Randall and the first competition of the year – the Reflex Cup (digital images), judged by Colin Brownett.

If you want to know what is happening at the rest of the meetings this season, take a look at our Current Programme page.

We look forward to seeing you on a club evening.

2011-12 Season Programme

The programme of events for the 2011-12 season is now available on the Current Programme page.

We hope you will agree that we have a good selection of activities planned for the coming year including lectures, a workshop evening and a range of digital projection and print competitions.

Members please note the set subjects for the Vic Cassar Cup (Chimneys) and the Medway Cup (Something old).

Welcome to our new members

Welcome to all the new members who have joined us as a result of our recent exhibition at Hempstead Valley shopping centre.

The event, which took place between 12 and 15 May saw a lot of interest in the club and photography generally.

Thank you to all the members who displayed their images and helped to provide cover on the stand over the period.