The Bolton Camera Club meets weekly throughout most of the year and gives a very warm welcome to visitors and new members. We have been sharing a passion for photography since 1884 and are more than happy to share with you, whether your interest is in film or digital, audio visual or more technical aspects of photography.
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Club uses Zoom meetings until further notice
After discussions with members of our Club Council and in the light of government information regarding the Covid-19 outbreak, it is with great sadness that we confirm that the Club is closed for Face-to-Face meetings until further notice. It is important that we must consider the health and well being of all our members, and follow Government advice.
We are delighted to confirm that we will be conducting meetings via "Zoom" from January 2021, and details of these meetings can be found on the Syllabus page of this website. The links to the zoom weekly meetings will be published in our Club eNews which is emailed to all our members.
We welcome back all our members, and hope to be able to see and chat to you very soon.
Critique evening, June 2021
We were delighted to welcome James Hardy, President of the L&CPU, to our club for a critique evening held via Zoom.
James gave us constructive comments and helpful suggestions for each of our images, and he held back four of them in particular. These were “Blue in Blackpool”,by Phil Durkin, “Blue Hour, Isle of Harris” also by Phil Durkin, “Blea Tarn and the Langdales” by Richard Towell, and “Humber Bridge at Night” by Mike Cholrton.
James rounded off the evening by showing us some of his superb images, including those used in his LRPS panel.
Our congratulations to Richard, Phil and Mike, and our thanks to James Hardy.
"Blue in Blackpool" by Phil Durkin “Blue Hour, Isle of Harris” by Phil Durkin
Image coming soon
“Humber Bridge at Night” by Mike Chorlton “Blea Tarn and The Langdales” by Richard Towell
A photograph taken by one of our members
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Mathers display
We are grateful to the manager and staff at Mathers for allowing us to display prints. Please click here for info.