This week’s POTW is an unusual and interesting idea from Sue Riley. Earth, Fire, Air and Water and an image shot live without any intervention from Photoshop.
This week the POTW podium place goes to Mel Barnes, with a very calming and pleasant landscape image. Well done Mel!
The transient beauty of a fine rose is this week’s Picture of the Week.
This week saw ADAPS at Astley Green Colliery Museum, now known as Lancashire Mining Museum. One of our models was Sam Armstrong, son of member Gordon, who rode his unicycle, juggled and entertained as he posed. The night’s shoot was … Read More
Simon has the honours this week, and with the warm weather what better way to spend the evening than with his Sunset Cocktail….
Phil has captured a picturesque slice of England’s green and pleasant land to put us in a summer mood.
Here we have pear-shaped pears from Sue Riley, a high-scorer in our recent Terry Mooney Set Subject Competition (Still Life)
Well Alan certainly knows how to find a bargain and his quirky shot has earned him the accolade of Picture of the Week!
This week we look at an event still ongoing – the Arley Hall Garden Festival. This shot from today (Saturday) is by John Riley and those interested still have time to pop along tomorrow (Sunday) to see what’s going on.
Chris Harrison put on his reportage hat and shot images at the recent ADAPS Presentation Night. Here Internal Competition Secretary Lesley Davidson and Chairman John Riley assist our star photographer Andy Butler to hold all his certificates, medals and trophies … Read More