Informative and illustrated landscape presentation for Carluke photographers

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Members of Carluke Camera Club were treated to a splendid and most informative illustrated talk – Landscapes My Way, by Jim Stevenson from Kilmaurs Photographic Club on the evening of Friday, September 13.Regaling us with a series of wonderful and inspiring colour and monochrome landscape images, he progressed through a list of very helpful tips, firstly suggesting that rather than travelling miles to a distant location we should first concentrate on our local town or countryside with which we are familiar.He then went on to the use of a sturdy tripod, long exposures, night photography, panoramas and the occasional use of black and white as opposed to colour - as well advising not to confine our photography only to clear sunny days but to get out taking pictures whatever the weather throws at us.The Lanarkshire Live app is available to download now.

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A most inspiring presentation!On Friday, September 20, Alan Cameron from Glasgow will present; Photography - My Muse, which promises to be an equally inspiring meeting.

Full details of all of the club’s busy schedule, as well as all contact details, are available on its website at www.carluke-cc.org.uk