This week Otley Camera Club was given a very special talk by Oliver Wright. Oliver's photography talk covered a year in his life and what a year he had last year! I don't think there was any member of the Club who wasn't a little envious of his trips abroad and the fab...

Our Nature competition was judged last Thursday by Jed Wee.  Again this was done via Zoom which is working extremely well for everyone. Thank you to Jed for the excellent feedback and congratulations to the winners too.

Click on the Monochrome winning ima...

I know that some in Otley Camera Club are very familiar with GuruShots and I know that some have probably never heard of it. For those of you that haven't heard of it GuruShots is a global platform that turns photography into a game with a real-time online photo compet...

Yesterday Diane Seddon 'zoomed' the club to give us her 'Odd Things' talk - a general talk about camera creativity, thinking outside the box, and getting your images noticed. It was fabulous - Diane talked a lot about the play off that camera club members make when ent...

This Thursday we were lucky enough to be given a talk by Jeremy Malley-Smith.  Jeremy became interested in wildlife as a teenager whilst watching David Attenborough’s wildlife programmes and fell in love with photography following a holiday to The Gambia in the early 9...

Our "Local" competition - all photos had to be taken within a 4 mile radius of Otley Town Centre -  was completed online.  This was run expertly by Richard Sells and we were all in different breakout groups relaying our votes remotely. 

Congratu...

Our Monochrome competition was judged this Thursday by Monty Trent.  The Corona Virus did stop us from meeting in the club house but through the wonders of 'Zoom' our members met online and we were joined by Monty who shared his results.  Thank you to Monty for the exc...

So unless you've been in a nuclear bunker for the past couple of months you won't have been able to escape the coronavirus pandemic and the many and numerous issues it has caused globally.

We at the camera club wanted to find a way to keep in touch with our members in t...