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Anne routinely sails around the Scottish Islands, armed with her trusty bridge camera, and has plenty of opportunity to enjoy fabulous scenery like this.

A great backdrop and a gorgeous model make the POTW spot for photographer Mel Barnes.

The ADAPS Year Book 2020-2021 is here, featuring 120 pages and some fine photography from 27 different club members. Published every year using Blurb, this is Issue 13 of this highly anticipated club yearbook! Order your copy here.

Chris is right on cue with this terrific study of snooker player Ken Doherty.

A very calm and pleasant scene, brought alive by the burst of colour in the sky.

At rest, indeed, John. Nicely captured.

Lynn has given us a very pleasant scene, with lovely reflections of the boats.

Bold geometry offset by reflections and a subtle colour palette make for a pleasing image from Eddie.

This colourful collection of bric-a-brac landed Sue with a the Silver award in our last online Zoom competition.

It was good to see so many members joining in with our first online Zoom competition last week. Here’s another of the competition entries – an icy view from Trevor, with a good leading line guiding us to the ship.

This week ADAPS held its first online competition via Zoom, judged by John Riley. The winner was this superb shot by Bobby Loomba, and it now receives a second accolade as our Picture of the Week!

An idyllic scene.

Alasdair’s experiment with colour takes our top slot this week.

A very thoughtful landscape captured from a not so obvious viewpoint.

This week saw ADAPS breaking free slightly from Lockdown, with a private outdoor photoshoot at Astley Green Colliery Museum, now known as Lancashire Mining Museum. With all proper precautions taken, it was a real pleasure to be able to get … Read More

Alan’s atmospheric landscape claims the top slot this week.