Our first Club weekend away saw us head down to Port Campbell. It was attended by 20 Members and family and it seemed to be enjoyed by all.
Our first Club weekend away saw us head down to Port Campbell. It was attended by 20 Members and family and it seemed to be enjoyed by all.
Our second outing of the year saw 12 Members go to Newport Lakes. It was very cloudy which made it challenging but I think we all came away with some good shots.
Eleven members set out for the Blue Lotus Gardens near Yarra Junction on Sunday the 2nd March on a cool and overcast morning. A coffee together at the cafe overlooking some of the ponds was had before setting out around the gardens.
Six members ventured to Geelong Racecourse on Saturday 8 February for the Geelong Rodeo.
The weather was coolish and plenty of cloud cover, which was good for nice diffused light for photography.
5 members from the Landscape special interest group met on the foreshore at Werribee South on Sunday. After a lot of rain the evening was fine and we got some good photos.
Several members of WCC enjoyed an outing to the Australian Botanical Gardens in Cranbourne. The day threatened to be a dreary one-it was quite cold and wet when we departed, but by the time 10am rolled around, patches of blue sky were starting to emerge.
The second weekend away for the year saw nine members and their families venture down to Inverloch. Although the number of attendees was lower compared to previous years, those who joined had a wonderful time, thanks to mostly good weather, which did not impact the planned events.
Eleven members plus a couple of friends and family left a very sunny Melbourne to head to the You Yangs Regional Park. As we drew closer to our destination, we could see the low cloud hanging over the You Yangs and that’s the way it stayed all morning. We met at the Turntable car park before heading out to explore the area.
The weekend of 10-12 May saw 20 Members and family head to Bright. Although the Club has been to Bright before (not in my time) there is certainly plenty to see and photograph.
On May 4th, members of the Williamstown Camera Club attended the vibrant Trentham Spudfest in Trentham, Victoria. This unique festival celebrates the region's rich potato farming heritage with a plethora of activities, and the photographers were there to capture every memorable moment.
We start off with our speedy AGM and end the night out with the judging of our 4th competition for the year "Creative" & Open
Judging nights are also supper nights. Bring along a plate to share.
Walker Close Community CentreWe visit the location highlighted in our earlier meeting and capture some of the beauty of Queenscliff and Point Lonsdale.
Full details to be announced
TBA