New Beginnings and Arbroath Harbour
Tuesday 1st September was the first night of our new session and it was great to see many returning members and lots of new faces. On week two, last Tuesday, some of us got together at Arbroath Harbour for our first outing. Despite dramatically dark clouds and threatening rain, we stayed dry and enjoyed the opportunity to take photographs of interesting skies and a great variety of views and objects. Many fascinating interpretations of that visit were uploaded to our private
Getting Ready
It's almost time for the new Brechin Photographic Society session to start. Our first meeting will be in St Andrews Hall, Brechin at 7pm on 1st September 2026 and we're looking forward to welcoming returning and new members for a busy programme of activities and events. The new magazine, which shows all the images entered for last year's competitions as well as articles and a summary of what we did and more, is ready for members to collect on the first night. There's a great
Photo Walks
A few members have been getting together for monthly photo walks, meeting at different locations in Angus then sharing some of our favourite images on the BPS private Facebook group page. It's always interesting to see the many different ways people interpret the same location. So far we have been to Dunninald Castle and Kirkside of Lochty gardens, then Paul and Robin's Open Garden in Edzell followed by Auchmithie Beach. Individual members have also shared some of their image
Summer Events and Activities
Since the end of the 2025-26 session in April some BPS members have been enjoying a wide variety of local events. Not only has this been an excellent opportunity to work on improving our photographic skills but we have contributed to some local groups by helping to record their activities for them to use in publicity and social media. Among the events attended, as you can see below, were the Angus Show, Brechin Buchaneers Colour Run and the Brechin Bike and Trike Fest. Angus
Dinner and Trophy Presentation
It was a lovely evening at the end of April when we got together to celebrate the end of another successful season. Following good food and lots of chat and laughter was the trophy presentation. A happy bunch of Brechin Photographic Society members at The Glen Esk Cafe, near Edzell. Trophies were presented by Past President, Norman Mackenzie and Competition Secretary Paul Thomson Pictured above from left to right being presented with their awards are - Neil Ferguson was the a
