It’s been quite a busy start to the new season with a slew of speakers, competitions and club nights already passed. We’ve been treated to fantatsic talks by Andy Hall, Jeremy Sutton-Hibbert, David Lintern and Martin Weir. Thanks to Scott Russell gave us a detailed overview of new Adobe software. Congratulations to all the winners…

Our 2017-2018 season is about to begin on Thursday 14th September in the Church Centre Kinross, at 19:30.  We’d love to see you there! We will be previewing the Syllabus for the year ahead, hearing about the Clubs plans for the year, and you’ll have the chance to catch up with old friends and make…

Our programme of Thursday evening photo outings is now available on the Syllabus page.

Congratulations to all the winners in the Annual Competition, recently judged by Charles Summers. You will find all the results on the Competition Results page.

Congratulations to all our winners in League 3 last night! Judge Gordon Scott had a big task with such a large entry – great to see so many members submitting work. You can find all the winners on the Competition Results page.

The 23rd March is our annual joint evening with the Scottish Wildlife Trust, which will be in the Thistle Hotel, Milnathort. The speaker will be Tracey Dixon who is a zoology graduate of the University of Dundee and now works as Visualization & GIS Officer for the School of Social Sciences. Since Tracey first picked…

In a change to the syllabus entry, our speaker this coming Thursday (9th March) will now be Robert Ormerod, a documentary photographer based in Edinburgh. You can learn more about him and see some of interesting work at his website http://www.robertormerod.co.uk/

KCC members may be interested to know of a couple of photography related programmes coming up on BBC4:- “Britain in Focus: A Photographic History” is a 3-part series with Eamonn McCabe which starts on Monday 6th March at 21:00 “The Man who shot Tutankhamun” Wright looks at the work of Harry Burton in the 1920s…

We were entertained and educated in equal measure at the 10-min talk / AV competition in which we were treated to a very wide range of material – thanks to all those who took part. In what was a difficult competition to judge, President Dallas finally awarded two first places as follows: Francis Gillespie for…

The committee recently decided on next year’s subjects for the Thackery and Fortune and Greer competitions. They will be:- Thackery: “Flora” – i.e. plants, flowers, trees etc. but not fungi Fortune & Greer: “Portraits” – could be people or animals So that’s plenty of notice to start thinking of subject matter or collecting images on…