Membership of the Williamstown Camera Club is open to all. Membership fees are typically paid annually in July. Concessions are available for students, family memberships and pensioners. Prorated payments available for new members who join partway though a financial year. Once you have joined the Club you will be able to compete in all Club competitions. The Club's current membership fees are:
Family Concession $90.00
If after attending a few Club meetings you feel like joining us then simply ask the Treasurer for a membership form. Membership fees can be paid to the Club Treasurer by cash or internet banking (see below).
*A remote member is anyone who lives beyond the bounds of the Melbourne Metropolitan area (interstate or country Victoria).
For most items, including membership, we now accept payment via direct deposit into the club's bank account. Details are as follows.
Bank Details
Account name: Williamstown Camera Club Inc
BSB: 633000
Account number: 106379860
Senders box: to be completed with your name
Reference box: please use your surname (best fit, if it is long) plus your specific competition number - most banks allow maximum of 18 characters. (e.g. young3). Shorten your surname if necessary - but always use competition number. If you are a new member use the letters "new" after your surname - e.g Smithnew.
These details show on the WCC bank statement and are the only way we can identify who inward transfers are from. If you are paying WCC, we will be expecting these funds and will know the reason.
Please double check the BSB and account number before hitting the "send" button.
We'll take a look at all things Layers in Adobe Photoshop. This will include masking, blend layers and the tools we use on layers during post production such as Repair and Remove.
Walker Close Community CentreIt has been a while since we've visited the Zoo as a club. Come along and hang out with the animals and people of Melbourne Zoo.
A visit to the zoo offers members the opportunity to try out different camera techniques including using your depth of field to go beyond the enclosure barriers. Macro on the plants, their flowers, and butterflies in the humid butterfly house. Using a telephoto lens to find the animals hiding in their zoo homes.
Melbourne Zoo