Welcome
FROM THE CHAIRMAN
Thank you for visiting our website. I will thank you even more if you visit our club, especially as we are entering an exciting new phase in moving to a new venue: Strutts Community Centre in Belper.
Over 40 years, Derby City Photographic has also built up a reputation as a friendly club where prospective members are given a warm welcome. They also come into a healthy fold of eager-to-learn beginners right through to experienced practitioners who both inspire and help others.
We also have an enviable reputation for the quality of our lectures, and encourage the spirit of competition through monthly themed contests in both digital and print.
We have a flourishing photo library, too – over 100 books.
Derby City PC is also one of the 40-plus members of the North & East Midlands Photographic Federation (N&EMPF) which is itself affiliated to the Photographic Alliance of Great Britain (PAGB).
Ashley Franklin ARPS | APAGB | BPE2*
Website updated 20th November 2024
Thank you for visiting our website. I will thank you even more if you visit our club, especially as we are entering an exciting new phase in moving to a new venue: Strutts Community Centre in Belper.
Over 40 years, Derby City Photographic has also built up a reputation as a friendly club where prospective members are given a warm welcome. They also come into a healthy fold of eager-to-learn beginners right through to experienced practitioners who both inspire and help others.
We also have an enviable reputation for the quality of our lectures, and encourage the spirit of competition through monthly themed contests in both digital and print.
We have a flourishing photo library, too – over 100 books.
Derby City PC is also one of the 40-plus members of the North & East Midlands Photographic Federation (N&EMPF) which is itself affiliated to the Photographic Alliance of Great Britain (PAGB).
Ashley Franklin ARPS | APAGB | BPE2*
Website updated 20th November 2024
Tuesday 26th November
ROGER HANCE FRPS presents WILDLIFE IN YOUR GARDEN
In this new talk, Roger will show how he attracts wildlife – birds, insects and amphibians – to his small garden and then photographs them. Because our natural hedgerows are diminishing, Roger believes it is increasingly important that we try to help out nature by turning our gardens into habitats that will encourage a diversity of wildlife, so he will show us how to make our gardens more `wildlife friendly.`
In this new talk, Roger will show how he attracts wildlife – birds, insects and amphibians – to his small garden and then photographs them. Because our natural hedgerows are diminishing, Roger believes it is increasingly important that we try to help out nature by turning our gardens into habitats that will encourage a diversity of wildlife, so he will show us how to make our gardens more `wildlife friendly.`
