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  • February photo topic – Black and white

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    This year, we are going to have a monthly photo topic and invite members to take images to the theme during the month. This is an opportunity to share our […]

  • (Postponed) April photo topic – Film

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    Postponed due to Coronavirus outbreak, More Information available in the link below: https://mailchi.mp/5fece804881c/37vuivjwn3-5022305 This year, we are going to have a monthly photo topic and invite members to take images […]

  • May photo topic – At Home

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    This year, we are continuing our monthly photo topic and invite members to take images to the theme during the month. This is an opportunity to share our work on […]

  • Post-processing (Zoom Meetup)

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    While social distancing remains we will run two Zoom workshops on post-processing. Keith will kick off with an intro to processing in Lightroom and will touch on what you can […]

  • Wellington Interclub Themes – Week Two

    Week Two (Just Illusion) Just Illusion is an intriguing topic for one of the ten themes that make up this year’s Welllington Region Interclub Print Battle.  We are looking to […]

  • Monochromatic Portrait – June Theme

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    Portraits come in all shapes and sizes and we’re hoping to see a wide variety of them over the coming month. Between now and the 30th of June we’ll be […]

  • Summer Photography Competition

    Summer Photography Competition!

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    Welcome to our Summer Photography Competition! This competition invites photographers of all levels to showcase their best summer-themed shots. From beach landscapes to city streets filled with sun-kissed crowds, we're […]

  • Lizzie Bisley – What we can learn from painters

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    TTC Tramping Hall 4 Moncrieff St, Wellington, North Island, New Zealand

    Lizzie Bisley – What we can learn from painters What can we, as photographers, learn from painters? That is the question we have posed to Te Papa art curator Lizzie […]