My Summer

Things Ancient and Modern

Shapes

Martin Litchfield, CPAGB

Digital Projected Image

Planes, Trains and Automobiles

John Illingworth

Leatt Cup

Colour

Stephen Dean LRPS, APAGB

Monochrome Print

Steve Wilson

Colour Print


Last season we had more success in the YPU Exhibition than we have done for several years and it would be great if we
could keep up the momentum this year. During this season we had a presentation of the successful acceptances of both
digital and print entries at the 2021/22 Exhibition which provides a good impression of the standard of the Exhibition.
We are sure that there are many of our members who are quite capable of gaining acceptances and even awards in this
year's event.

Unfortunately our colour print competition does not occur until after the deadline so, if you are intending to enter the
same colour prints as for that competition you will need to print a second copy. Something for the committee to have a
look at for next year.

All entries to the YPU Exhibition need to be provided to Morris Gregory (YPS Print Secretary) for loading through the
YPU Portal. Documents have been circulated via email which provide information on the requirements for entry and forms
to be completed alongside the provision of your digital and print entries.


YPU Judge Panel

YPU Exhibition

Light and Shade

Martin Stubbs

Saville Trophy

Images from Club Outings


As we return for a new season, members and non-members are invited for a preview of the season ahead and look back at
what people have got up to over the summer.

Members may submit 3 images using the normal submission process for Project Nights. Non-members should bring their
images on a USB stick on the night.

Image Credit: [unsplash@sotti](https://unsplash.com/@sotti)


A project night open for all members and non-members, who may submit 3 images using the normal submission process for Project Nights.

My Summer (Open Night)


Julie Cowdy ARPS is best described as a photoartist. Amongst her favourite subjects are flowers and still life, usually
photographed using fine art techniques. She is known for her composite images. After a career as a teacher of art, Julie
has become a self-taught photographer with an artistic eye and a creative mind.

"METAMORPHOSIS illustrates how Julie's style evolved when she set herself three challenges: to learn creative and
digital techniques, to gain an award recognising photographic merit and to be invited to hold an exhibition."

FROM A FRENCH MARKET TO THE SAATCHI continues Julie's creative photographic journey, from buying a plait of garlic, at
the start of an unplanned project, to becoming a RHS Silver medal winner for Botanical Photography.


Julie Cowdy ARPS is best described as a photoartist.  Amongst her favourite subjects are flowers and still life, usually photographed using fine art techniques. She is known for her composite images.  After a career as a teacher of art, Julie has become a self-taught photographer with an artistic eye and a creative mind.

From a French market to the Saatchi

Julie Cowdy


Since COVID I have been working from home. I have been getting my exercise by cycling around the quiet fields and
villages south of York early morning or evening - always taking the camera. I have watched how the fields change over
the seasons and have captured this on camera.

I am also keen on “reading the landscape” both directly and via maps, I will talk about some of this within the talk -
with the aid of the Photographs. I believe that photography is more fun if you have knowledge of the subject that you
are taking.

My talk will focus on the area south of York centered on Copmanthorpe with Rufforth in the north, Tadcaster in the west,
Escrick in the east and Stillingfleet/Acaster Selby in the south.

The subjects will focus on the fieldscapes in spring/summer/Autumn including:

- Snowdrops
- Bluebells
- Rape fields
- Poppies
- Wheat & Barley
- My own favourite - potatoes.

There will be less fieldscapes in winter but will be supplemented by some night photography i.e. car trails, light
painting etc


My talk will focus on the area south of York centered on Copmanthorpe with Rufforth in the north, Tadcaster in the west, Escrick in the east and Stillingfleet/Acaster Selby in the south.

The Changing Seasons

Paul Brelsford


Ian Beesley is an award winning and internationally acclaimed artist. His work has been exhibited nationally and
internationally including the Milan photo festival Italy, the International photography festival Shengyang, China, The
National Media Museum, Bradford, the Peoples History Museum Manchester and the London international art fair.

His work is held in the collections of the National Media Museum Bradford, The Royal Photographic Society, The V & A,
London, The Smithsonian Institute, Washington, the Imperial War Museum London, the National Museum of Labour, Helsinki,
amongst many other important collections.

He has published over 50 books.

In 2012 he was awarded the Honorary Fellowship of the Royal Photographic Society.

He is currently artist in residence for the Bradford Institute for Health Research and recently received an honorary
doctorate from the University of Bradford for his significant contribution to art and culture and the social and
economic development of Bradford.

For more details about Ian's work, please visit his [website](https://www.ianbeesley.com/) or you could
[book a tour](https://saltsmillshop.co.uk/products/ian-beesley-life-exhibition-tours-tickets-tours-led-by-ian-beesley?variant=43292493447397).

Recent news articles about Ian's exhibition at Salts Mill:

- [Life, Bradford style: the work of Ian Beesley – in pictures](https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/gallery/2022/aug/19/life-bradford-style-the-work-of-ian-beesley-salts-mill-saltaire-in-pictures)
- [First Career Retrospective Of Ian Beesley To Open In Saltaire](https://www.amateurphotographer.co.uk/latest/photo-news/first-career-retrospective-of-ian-beesley-to-open-in-bradford-171065)
- [LIFE. Ian Beesley: Retrospective exhibition opens at Salts Mill](https://www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/news/20673015.life-ian-beesley-retrospective-exhibition-opens-salts-mill/)


Ian Beesley is an award winning and internationally acclaimed artist. He is currently exhibiting Retrospective at Salts Mill.  Ian will talk to us on the topic of "Where did it all go wrong?".

Where did it all go wrong?

Ian Beesley


A project night to showcase members work on the theme of _Things Ancient and Modern_.

Members may submit up to 5 images using the normal submission process for Project Nights.

Image Credit: [unsplash@jbeitins](https://unsplash.com/@jbeitins)


A project night where members can present their 5 images on the theme of Things Ancient and Modern


Sally has been a member of Wakefield Camera Club for over 12 years and in her talk she takes us on a journey of her time
at the club and how she has learned along the way.

Sally will bring a collection of prints which will also be on display.

You can find more of Sally's work on [Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/pineapplypix) and
[Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/pineapple_pix/).


Sally talks about her 12+ years in Camera Club photography

Never Underestimate an Old Woman with a Camera

Sally Sallett


Following Ian Beesley's recent talk, this is an outing to Salt's Mill to see his retrospective exhibition. We will have
time to play with our cameras around the mill, the canal, the streets of Saltaire village, a UNESCO world heritage site,
and the surrounding area.

Details as follows:

- Time: Leave the Poppleton Centre at 9:45am or meet in the exhibition around 11am.
- Car Park: There is free car parking at the mill.
- Cost: No charge for entry to Salt's mill or the exhibition.
- Food: There is a cafe in the mill serving hot food and drinks.
- Equipment: Camera. Waterproof coat. A tripod may be useful if you want to shoot the mill weir with a slow shutter or
  take photos inside the mill.

Rough timeline is:

- 11:00 - Meet in the Ian Beesley exhibition space.
- 11:00 to 12:00/12:30 - View Ian Beesley's exhibition plus art by David Hockney.
- 12:00/12:30 - Lunch
- Afternoon - Take photos.

As with all Out and About events, YPS is coordinating members meeting up and undertaking an activity together. YPS
cannot accept any responsibility or liability for the activities, attending is at your own risk.

For further details on directions and parking, please see the
[Saltaire Village](https://saltairevillage.info/Saltaire_WHS_01_directions_and_parking.html) website.

Image Credit: Chris Hart


Following Ian Beesleys recent talk, this is an outing to Salts Mill to see his retrospective exhibition. We will have time to play with our cameras around the mill, the canal, the streets of Saltaire village, a UNESCO world heritage site, and the surrounding area.

Saltaire


A look at the Accepted and Certificated images from the 2021/22 season submissions to the Yorkshire Photographic Union
(YPU) digital and print competitions.

We will play a video of the images given to us from YPU, and a good amount of time to discuss them amongst ourselves.

The aim of the night is to inspire members to come forward and submit their work for YPU

For more details on the YPU, see the [YPU Website](https://ypu.org.uk/).


YPU Exhibition Images


This outing offers an opportunity to photograph the abbey and formal gardens in autumn light and the abbey during the
evening coloured floodlights. The deer park offers autumn tree colours and red & roe deer. The Joe Cornish exhibition
also remains available until the 31st October 2022.

Rough timeline is:

- 12:00 - Meet in the quadrangle of the visitors centre.
- 12:15 - People self organise into groups and walk around the site.
- 15:30 - Meet at a location to regroup for those staying on for floodlights.
- 21:00 - End of floodlights, site closes at 21:30.

As with all Out and About events, YPS is coordinating members meeting up and undertaking an activity together. YPS
cannot accept any responsibility or liability for the activities, attending is at your own risk.

For further details and booking tickets, please see the
[Autumn Nights at Fountains](https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/fountains-abbey-and-studley-royal-water-garden/features/autumn-nights-with-fountains-by-floodlight-at-fountains-abbey-and-studley-royal)
page on the National Trust website.

Image Credit: Peter Brett & Paul Brelsford


This outing offers an opportunity to photograph the abbey and formal gardens in autumn light and the abbey during the evening coloured floodlights.

Fountains Abbey


We will have the pleasure of 4 talks from members of Stokesley Photographic Society:

- Paul W Forster - 'British Nature'
- Gillian Duffy - 'My Road to LRPS'
- Bill Beeby - 'Warbirds' - an aviation-themed talk
- Linda Fisher - 'Photography on the move - making the most of the camera in your pocket'

For more details about Stokesley Photographic Society, please visit their [website](https://stokesleyps.org.uk/)


Members of Stokesley Photograhic Society visit York and showcase their work

Stokesley Photographic Society


A project night to showcase members work on the theme of _Shapes_.

Members may submit up to 5 images using the normal submission process for Project Nights.

Image Credit: [unsplash@carriey](https://unsplash.com/@carriey)


A project night where members can present their 5 images on the theme of Shapes


The mountains, forests and lakes of Northern India occupy one of the last great wilderness areas of Asia. Unspoilt and
wild, a truly irresistible destination for nature and photography. This talk showcases some of the incredible wildlife
found in this beautiful country.

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Steve is an award-winning professional wildlife photographer based in Scarborough, North Yorkshire. He has been a keen
naturalist and photographer for over 30 years, lived on the Yorkshire Coast all of his life and believes there is no
better place for variety of habitats and amazing wildlife.

Inspired by the natural world around him Steve captures incredible wildlife images. In 2013 he was **“Commended”** in
the **“Wildlife Photographer of the Year Awards”**, **“Big Picture USA - Natural World Photography Competition”** and
**“British Wildlife Photographer of the Year Awards”** in which in 2015 he was **“Highly Commended”**. His work has been
published in national and regional media and magazines, leaflets, websites and publications. Steve has also been
featured on BBC Countryfile, Channel 4's Sunday Brunch, regional television programmes, and recently being a
researcher/location assistant on Channel 5's “Yorkshire | A Year in the Wild” series.

Steve previously worked for the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds as Education Officer at Bempton Cliffs and has
taken part in numerous projects for the Yorkshire Wildlife Trust, National Trust and other conservation organisations.
He also runs regular exhibitions, workshops, and delivers talks and lectures.

Steve is also a Director of Nature Tourism Company **“Yorkshire Coast Nature”** based in North Yorkshire, which delivers
nature tours, photography workshops and events across the Yorkshire Coast and beyond. For more information visit
[www.yorkshirecoastnature.co.uk](www.yorkshirecoastnature.co.uk).


Wildlife of Northern India

Steve Race


Our regular Digital Project Image Competition which is open to any category of image.

This years judge is Martin Litchfield, CPAGB.

Image Credit: [unsplash@floschmaezz](https://unsplash.com/@floschmaezz)


Digital Projected Image Competition


Landscape photography is inspiring but unfortunately one often has to suffer for the art. The weather rarely plays
nicely and you have to either pack up and go home or batten down the waterproofs and crack on. I was looking forward to
Tony Worobiec's talk as he also takes photographs whatever the weather. I hope to show that being out in the rain or
searing heat provides plenty of opportunities to the landscaper. I shall also look at why and how to take black and
white landscape photographs as there are lots of different techniques to reach the end result. Black and white
photographs can be a lot more dramatic than colour as they can be pushed a lot harder in post processing. I hope to give
you a few ideas of the possibilities available.


Photographing landscape whatever the weather

Alison Taylor


A project night to showcase members work on the theme of _Planes, Trains and Automobiles_.

Members may submit up to 5 images using the normal submission process for Project Nights.



After moving to rural Yorkshire, stories of Lucy's village community soon began to unfold - the ordinary, the universal,
the everyday threads of our interwoven lives. Long inspired by the work of James Ravilious, Lucy knew that she wanted to
document the place, its people, and this sense of rootedness. After all, it is “how we live our days that makes our
life” (Annie Dillard). Ford of the Sorrel spans ten years of life in a Yorkshire village and was published by Bluecoat
Press in November 2021. "The layers of connection through the community and within its extended families started to
reveal themselves: who lived where, or farmed which field; whose sheep grazed by the old mill; who might be going where,
when and sometimes why. The more I noticed, the more absorbed I became with the evolving stories of interwoven lives;
the powerful sense of belonging created between the people and the land, and through knowing and being known to each
other. I felt compelled to photograph, as far as it is possible, the rootedness of these people in this place as it is
today - and may not be tomorrow." Lucy Saggers

"A wonderful and very special body of work. Technically, perfect. The tonal richness, those almost bottomless shadows,
the sharpness and detail, the colour (the pictures all have a colour that makes me think of old Record Rapid, and is
almost invisible in artificial light). That balance between elegy and vivacity - there is a strong sense of the past,
but the work is very much alive. I love Ian's exhortation [in the foreword] to look for the timeless stories in our own
neighbourhoods, and I think this work will encourage and inspire other people to do that." Paul Herrmann, Director,
Redeye the Photography Network

"Great photography requires devotion to subject matter. And yet you must also develop the craft that enables you to
"channel" your thoughts, feelings, ideas, and impressions of your subject directly through your camera. Lucy Saggers is
such a photographer, a modern visual poet whose images give light to the people she knows and loves in the village
landscape where she lives." Joe Cornish

"It's stunning and truly captures a community and place in a quiet and significant way. A beautiful project and so
well-sequenced and presented.” Nicola Shipley, Director, GRAIN Projects

"They strike us with their luminous quality: rural homages in black and white, telling tales and capturing sincere
moments otherwise passed by. Lucy Saggers' depictions are rich in narrative, communicating the essence of a Yorkshire
community. She is acutely drawn to light, to shade and the qualities of the British landscape. Lucy's work possesses
such consciousness for texture and generosity of spirit, grasping always for the light and for humility." Yorkshire Art
Journal

“Lucy's work is captivating. Her photographs chart people's stories and make you think about the ongoing strength and
significance of community.” Jennifer Smith, Director, Ryedale Folk Museum

"These wonderful photographs are poems and short stories; they are miniatures and epics; they are tiny movements at the
edge of the folding map and huge gestures at the vortex of the turning world. Lucy Saggers's images have the
timelessness of cave paintings but, somehow the modernity of Instagram. We share their humanity and they amplify ours.
Swim around in these deep, deep photographs and then look around your own street, your own village, your own
neighbourhood and try and find the timeless stories there because in the end none of us, as Lucy Saggers proves, is very
far from the centre of things." from Ian McMillan's foreword, Ford of the Sorrel

For more details about Lucy's work, please visit her [website](https://www.lucysaggers.com/)


Ford of the Sorrel

Lucy Saggers


We will start the evening off with the competition judging and results for the Leatt Cup, which this year is digital
triptychs and judged by John Illingworth. The remainder of the evening with be general discussion and socialising as we
end the calendar year and break for a few weeks over the holiday season. Feel free to bring some mince pies or other
festive fare.

Image Credit: [unsplash@floschmaezz](https://unsplash.com/@floschmaezz)


Leatt Cup Competition & Christmas Social


A project night to showcase members work on the theme of _Colour_.

Members may submit up to 5 images using the normal submission process for Project Nights.



Born in Rotherham, Chris has always lived in the Yorkshire region and currently lives in York. In June 2010 he became an
Associate of the Royal Photographic Society. He is an award winning photographer at both national and international
level. Chris has also won awards for his talks on photography, which he delivers at societies throughout the region.

Inspired by the regions' exhilarating natural views; from the flower-strewn meadows and stone built barns of the
Yorkshire Dales & the heather filled North York Moors, to the cliff laden beauty of Yorkshire's Heritage Coast, he
strives to capture natural light to bring his images to life and capture the essence of each location. He has also
compiled a powerful portfolio from the Lake District, Northumberland, Scotland, London and, more recently, Venice,
Prague and Rome.

The composition talk tries to break down the image making process and looks at various ways in which a photograph can be
created, using some simple ideas, or maybe a couple of more abstract ones. Chris uses a lot of his own photography
throughout the talk so there is plenty for everyone.

For more details about Chris' work, please visit his [website](https://www.chrisceaser.co.uk/)


Composition within landscape photography

Chris Caesar


A bit of a different club night this week, we will be setting the room up as a studio with lighting for people to try
out.


Studio Workshop


Justin Garner is a freelance photographer from the north west covering a variety of subjects. Natural history being one
of his favourites he also has a passion for studio work crafting light on subjects.

Macro photography talk covers Justin's journey in the small world. The talk shows how Justin goes about photographing
flowers, bugs and mushrooms revealing behind the scene images that help people understand his process in getting the
images. The talk also goes into detail the subject of focus stacking which is a big part of the work he produces.

For more details about Justin's work, please visit his [website](https://justingarner.co.uk/)


Macro Photography

Justin Garner


Our regular Mono Print Competition which is open to any monochrome printed image.

This years judge is Stephen Dean LRPS, APAGB.

Image Credit: [unsplash@floschmaezz](https://unsplash.com/@floschmaezz)


Mono Print Competition


Erica has had a keen interest in photography since the late 1990's, originally working exclusively in colour slides
before moving into digital photography relatively late compared to many. She is a member of Sheffield Photographic
Society, Gamma Photoforum and the London Salon of Photography, and also an active camera club lecturer and a PAGB
accredited judge. Her photography is mostly centred around landscape, pictorial and street photography.

This talk, The View From Here, is about making the most of limited time for photography. Erica enjoys the challenge of
finding less obvious subjects and compositions to make images which are a bit different in relatively 'everyday'
situations and places. She likes to use her photography to make a personal interpretation of 'whatever is in front of
me', using colour, movement, light, shape, composition and simplicity to their best advantage. She particularly likes
finding images which tell a story, convey a mood, ask a question or otherwise make you think.

For more details about Erica's work, please visit her
[flickr page](https://www.flickr.com/photos/silverbellsandcockleshells/)


The View From Here

Erica Oram


Away team visit to Stokesley Photographic Society - details of the talks coming soon.

For more details about Stokesley Photographic Society, please visit their [website](https://stokesleyps.org.uk/)


Members of York Photographic Society visit Stokesley and showcase their work


This outing offers an opportunity to photograph the hall and gardens in late winter with snowdrops and other early flora
on show.

Rough timeline is:

- 07:00 - Meet in the car park.
- 10:00 - Open to general public.

As with all Out and About events, YPS is coordinating members meeting up and undertaking an activity together. YPS
cannot accept any responsibility or liability for the activities, attending is at your own risk.

Image Credit: [Kris Brown](https://krisbrown.co.uk/)


This outing offers an opportunity to photograph the hall and gardens in late winter with snowdrops and other early flora on show

Beningbrough Hall


Presentations from two of our most esteemed members on their travels to Glasgow and a few other locations.
Unfortunately, Harry is unable to make it anymore so Morris will do his best to cover.

Both presentation will be concerned with the variety of photo opportunities presented over the space of 5 days in
Glasgow. This will range from the Glasgow Pride event through other forms of street photography to architectural and
abstract images.

As a complete contrast, and with time permitting, Morris will show a few holiday snaps from his visit to the brazilian
pantanal. This will feature the wildlife of the area including birds, caiman , ocelot and the main subject of the tour,
jaguars. Harry may show some photographs taken in winter in Glencoe, again when Morris and he spent a week there.


5 Days in Glasgow

Morris Gregory and Harry Silcock


Vic is a new member this season. He retired from general dental practice 13 years ago and took up photography as a
hobby. The Galapagos has been on his bucket list and he was able to travel there last April. The trip wasn't centred
around photography so the images were taken on the various trips ashore.


Galapagos

Vic Brookes


Our regular Colour Print Competition which is open to any colour printed image.

This years judge is Steve Wilson.

Image Credit: [unsplash@floschmaezz](https://unsplash.com/@floschmaezz)


Colour Print Competition


We will have the pleasure of 4 talks from our members:

- Allan Harris - 'Gardens with Style'
- Allan Highet - 'Selected images 1967-2023'
- Tristan Cross - 'Photographing Nothingness'
- Paul Brelsford - 'What can outdo the Goths at Whitby Goth weekend?'


4 Short Talks


A project night to showcase members work on the theme of _Light and Shade_.

Members may submit up to 5 images using the normal submission process for Project Nights.

Image Credit: [unsplash@ryoji\_\_iwata](https://unsplash.com/@ryoji__iwata)



A club night to showcase members work from various club outings over the season.

Members may submit up to 10 images using the normal submission process for Project Nights.



This year the Saville Trophy Competition has changed and we are now looking at changing the category each year although
sticking with the ethos of something that epitomoses the topic. For further details see the revised competition rules.

Image Credit: [unsplash@floschmaezz](https://unsplash.com/@floschmaezz)


Autumn in Yorkshire

Saville Trophy Competition


Discover a fascinating world of photography beyond the camera club as we explore the history, style and impact of
portrait, fashion, industrial, war, press and social documentary photography. See the work of photo greats like Avedon,
Bailey, Beaton, Bloomfield, Capa, Contreras, McCullin, McCurry, Karsh, Leibowitz, McCullin, Salgado and Winston Link. An
evening of informative, inspiring, powerful and world-changing imagery.

For more details of Ashley's work, please visit his [website](https://www.ashleyfranklin.co.uk/)


The Wider World of Photography Part 1

Ashley Franklin

The Last 12 months of Nature, Landscape and Macro Photography

Oliver Wright


Having been an amateur photographer since my teens, when I retired from a public service career in my early 50's, I went
to live in France to explore the possibility of becoming a professional photographer. Once there I was fortunate to meet
and become friends with a recently retired pro photographer who mentored me in the craft and we had many joint
exhibitions around South West France. I returned to the UK permanently in 2008 and began photographing musicians, gigs,
festivals and products. Around 2014 I began to concentrate on landscape and have travelled to Scandinavia and Iceland,
in addition to Europe and around the north of the UK.

My presentation, "Scandinavia - A Personal Impression" is a mixture of photography and video clips. Over the past couple
of years I have spent more and more time developing my skills in videography and find moving images absolutely absorbing
but extremely time consuming!

Having spent a total of seven months in the past four years travelling around Scandinavia in my camper van, my
presentation will include images from all of the Nordic countries and I look forward to showing this collection for the
first time at YPS.

For more details of John's work, please visit his [website](https://www.johnillingworth.com/)


Scandinavia - A Personal Impression


A talk by the President, Kris Brown.

For more details of Kris's work, please visit his [website](https://krisbrown.co.uk/)


Not all those who wander are lost

Presidents Night


Annual General Meeting of the society where we:

- hear an annual summary from the different roles on the committee
- discuss, review and vote on any constitution changes
- elect committee and officer positions

Once matters are swiftly concluded, members are welcome to stay around and socialise in the room or the bar.


Annual General Meeting


York Photographic Society will hold its 2023 annual exhibition at Poppleton Tithe Barn on Saturday 29th and Sunday 30th
July 2023. Over 120 prints from members will be on display in the historic 16th-century Tithe Barn, including a
selection of awarded images at the YPU annual exhibition.

For further details, see the [exhibition page](https://yorkphotosoc.org/exhibition)


When	What	Topic
Wed, 07 Sep 2022	Project Night	My Summer (Open Night)
Wed, 14 Sep 2022	Guest Speaker	Julie Cowdy: From a French market to the Saatchi
Wed, 21 Sep 2022	Club Speaker	Paul Brelsford: The Changing Seasons
Wed, 28 Sep 2022	Guest Speaker	Ian Beesley: Where did it all go wrong?
Wed, 05 Oct 2022	Project Night	Things Ancient and Modern
Wed, 12 Oct 2022	Guest Speaker	Sally Sallett: Never Underestimate an Old Woman with a Camera
Thu, 13 Oct 2022	Out And About	Saltaire
Wed, 19 Oct 2022	Club Night	YPU Exhibition Images
Sat, 22 Oct 2022	Out And About	Fountains Abbey
Wed, 26 Oct 2022	Club Exchange	Stokesley Photographic Society
Wed, 02 Nov 2022	Project Night	Shapes
Wed, 09 Nov 2022	Guest Speaker	Steve Race: Wildlife of Northern India
Wed, 16 Nov 2022	Competition Night	Digital Projected Image Competition
Wed, 23 Nov 2022	Club Speaker	Alison Taylor: Photographing landscape whatever the weather
Wed, 30 Nov 2022	Project Night	Planes, Trains and Automobiles
Wed, 07 Dec 2022	Guest Speaker	Lucy Saggers: Ford of the Sorrel
Wed, 14 Dec 2022	Competition Night	Leatt Cup Competition & Christmas Social
Wed, 04 Jan 2023	Project Night	Colour
Wed, 11 Jan 2023	Guest Speaker	Chris Caesar: Composition within landscape photography
Wed, 18 Jan 2023	Club Night	Studio Workshop
Wed, 25 Jan 2023	Guest Speaker	Justin Garner: Macro Photography
Wed, 01 Feb 2023	Competition Night	Mono Print Competition
Wed, 08 Feb 2023	Guest Speaker	Erica Oram: The View From Here
Thu, 09 Feb 2023	Club Exchange	Stokesley Photographic Society
Tue, 14 Feb 2023	Out And About	Beningbrough Hall
Wed, 15 Feb 2023	Club Speaker	Morris Gregory and Harry Silcock: 5 Days in Glasgow
Wed, 22 Feb 2023	Club Speaker	Vic Brookes: Galapagos
Wed, 01 Mar 2023	Competition Night	Colour Print Competition
Wed, 08 Mar 2023	Club Speaker	4 Short Talks
Wed, 15 Mar 2023	Project Night	Light and Shade
Wed, 22 Mar 2023	Project Night	Images from Club Outings
Wed, 29 Mar 2023	Competition Night	Saville Trophy Competition: Autumn in Yorkshire
Wed, 05 Apr 2023	Guest Speaker	Ashley Franklin: The Wider World of Photography Part 1
Wed, 12 Apr 2023	Guest Speaker	Oliver Wright: The Last 12 months of Nature, Landscape and Macro Photography
Wed, 19 Apr 2023	Guest Speaker	John Illingworth: Scandinavia - A Personal Impression
Wed, 26 Apr 2023	Club Night	Presidents Night: Not all those who wander are lost
Wed, 03 May 2023	Club Night	Annual General Meeting
Sat, 29 Jul 2023	Exhibition	Annual Exhibition: Day 1
Sun, 30 Jul 2023	Exhibition	Annual Exhibition: Day 2

When	Topic
Wed, 26 Oct 2022	Digital Projected Image
Wed, 23 Nov 2022	Leatt Cup
Wed, 04 Jan 2023	Monochrome Print
Wed, 01 Feb 2023	Colour Print
Wed, 22 Feb 2023	YPU Exhibition
Wed, 08 Mar 2023	Saville Trophy

When	Topic
Tue, 06 Sep 2022	My Summer
Wed, 21 Sep 2022	Things Ancient and Modern
Wed, 26 Oct 2022	Shapes
Wed, 23 Nov 2022	Planes, Trains and Automobiles
Wed, 21 Dec 2022	Colour
Wed, 08 Mar 2023	Light and Shade
Wed, 15 Mar 2023	Images from Club Outings

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