Welcome to the Chesterfield Photographic Society Website.
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'Let Us Pray' by Brian Davis was First in our March Open Digital Competition |
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Vaughan Williams' Flower Study was second. |
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Brian's Millennium Bridge was Joint Third |
and Geoff Hicks' SS Gt Britain was also Joint Third |
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Industrial Decay by Brian Hardy was successful in the Set Subject 'Industrial' |
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Please Go to the Competition Results page to see other winning pictures
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QuickFind Links - Use the buttons below to get to some key information |
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We have created a Special Interest Group for Slide Workers - please click to
The site was updated on 21st June with the competitions and critique subjects for 2009-2010 other recent updates include - updates to the meeting dates of the Special Interest Groups and Summer Programme.
Hitoshi Yokokume, David Batteson and Ken Davis have new pictures in their Galleries
Use the links below for some other recent updates
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Recent Updates - Use the buttons below to see some recent updates |
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At the Annual NEMPF Exhibition a number of our members did well. Sheila Curzon got all six of her slides accepted, Steve Williams, Brian Davis, Geoff Hicks and Shirley Davis also had work accepted and exhibited
Congratulations to Vaughan Williams who was awarded a Selector's Favourite for his Misty Morning
If you have any interest in photography, whatever it may be why not join us at one of our meetings, you will be very welcome on any of our Thursday evening meetings. We have lots of new members who have started or restarted an interest in Photography because of Digital and we can help you in this.
You do not have to be an expert. We hope the photographs you see here inspire you but do not worry about not being an expert. If you want any advice on any aspect of Photography we are here to help and if you are an expert then your experience will be very welcome!
Our aim is to make photography an enjoyable and creative hobby for anyone.
Sometimes visitors to the site may think we just concentrate on competitions, actually we are not a competitive society and we show the pictures here just because we think they are good. Don't be put off by the reference to competitions. We aim to provide an entertaining general Society programme on Thursday nights and we will also try to help any visitors with any queries they have.
We have number of critique evenings where no marks are awarded but a judge comments on submitted work.
Chris Mellows took this stunning shot 'Dawn at Sweetwater'
We have created a page for Chris in the Member's Gallery - please visit this for more photos
in the meantime here's a great shot from Geoff Hicks
Geoff Hicks - Remembrance Day
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Members are sharing more and more work and we are using an online Critique using the Photo Website:
You will need to go through the sign on procedure and get yourself an account.
We can explain more about this at our Digital Group Meetings
Some More Pictures
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Misty Morning Blues by Stuart Hall |
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Shirley Davis's Photo - Spring
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Please visit our Member's Gallery
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Perth - Martina & Bill Calladine |
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Hitoshi Yokokume - Dancing - if you visit Hitoshi's page you will see more traditional Japanese customs |
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Brian Davis - Boy in the Hand |
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Khania Bay, Crete by Joan Worthington |
See more pictures of our trip to Darmstadt in 2007; our summer party, our great trips to Harlow Carr and Bole Hill.
Look at the News Page, Upcoming Events
Members have given a number of picture to the Royal Hospital in Chesterfield and the hospital have framed these and you can see them at various places around the hospital
We were invited to go to view the photographs - go to the News Page to see these.
During the Society's 70th Year in 2008 and there was an exhibition in Chesterfield Museum all about popular photography in the last 70 years and including a brief history of the Society. It was called 'Say Cheese'.
