Brechin Photographic Society are preparing to hold their annual exhibition, which will run from the 4th May - 2nd June, in the Town House Museum, Brechin. WE NEED YOUR PHOTOGRAPHS FOR THE EXHIBITION!! With only two club nights left this season, we ideally need your images by the 9th April, and a box will be provided at the club on the 2nd and the 9th for you to drop off your prints. Remember to mark your name and the title on the print in the normal way, and labels will be m

Thank you to everyone who came along to the AGM last night, which we got over and done with in record time, enabling us to move onto the annual prize giving and then our inaugural club auction and raffle. Firstly, congratulations to the prize winners from last night. l-r - Jock Elliott (most improved), James Anderson (Div 1), Iain McLachlan (Main Project), Hayley-Jane Stanley (Colour and Mono Prints of the Year), Ben Freeman (Div 2), Sally Mack (Mini Panel) and Andrew Hall (D

With the AGM upon us on Tuesday night, the season will officially end. However, for this season we have at least two more club nights after the AGM, and from 2019-20 the AGM will be moved out two weeks to lengthen the season. Most camera clubs run through to mid April at least, so we felt we should do so also. With the prize giving on Tuesday though, it seems appropriate to have a look back over the season. It also provides an opportunity to thank Ken Ness in particular, f

The Angus Cup and John Senior Trophy brings the curtain down an a season of club competitions - and it's been a great season. The ever improving standard of photography in the club was again underlined by the performance at the inter-club level. As we did last season, we have prepared a slide show of the winning images from the season. This will be displayed as a looping slideshow at the club's exhibition in the Town House Museum in May. This week, on the 19th March, we hav

Thank you to all those who came along last night to enjoy the Angus Cup and John Senior Trophy, despite awful weather and traffic problems. There is no question that the standard of photography on display was top drawer, and both competitions were closely fought. Brechin came SO close to winning both, but fell short by a single point to Mearns in the Angus Cup (digital). The John Senior Trophy (prints) was a different matter, with a brilliant score of 126 from a possible 14