We look forward to seeing images inspired by this gallery theme!

A chance to look at images from this year's exhibition and hopefully encourage members to take part in the future. We will also review the "Being There" gallery.

A chance to photograph inside this iconic building of the Settle skyline.

Get a new perspective on photography with a presentation of this rapidly developing technology.

Hopefully David Hewson's presentation will have provided some ideas for this gallery.

Following the success of last year's photo swap with Kendal, this year we are going international and swapping photos with Upper Merion Camera Club in Pennsylvania, USA. We will also review the "Wildlife" gallery.

A great opportunity to visit this historic steam-powered mill (http://www.bancroftmill.org.uk).

Amy Bateman returns to SPG to tell us about her latest project, documenting rural life in Cumbria (amybatemanphotography.com/forty-farms).

Full details of our festive gallery and get-together will follow in due course.

Learn about Astrid's creative process for capturing emotion in photographs (www.astridmcgechan.com).

This gallery follows Amy Bateman's presentation and you may wish to pick up on themes that she discussed.

A chance to obtain feedback from other members about images that you are considering as entries for the YPU exhibition. We will also review the "Farming" gallery.

John will complete his comprehensive description of the route and photo-opportunities along this famous railway line. We will also view part 2 of Irene Froy's video.

Quite a generic title this week, but perhaps Astrid McGechan's recent talk may have provided thoughts to enhance your creativity.

The second part of our photo swap with Upper Merion Camera Club. This time we will be able to discuss the feedback that they have provided on our member's images. We will also review the "Land" gallery.

An interesting town and riverside location to explore with your camera.

Colin has previously judged images in our Annual Competition. Tonight he will share some of his own images.

After three presentations on this famous and scenic line, there should be no lack of inspiration for images.

Our secretary, Graham will discuss a selection of his images. We will also review the "Settle and Carlisle" gallery.

The location for this popular outing will be announced in due course.

Christine Hodgson previously judged one of our competitions during the lockdown restrictions of Covid. We are pleased that Christine will return in person to judge this year's competition

Following our AGM we will review the "Open" gallery.

Don't expect too many limestone cottages here!!