Alison will also present "Wellies Required: Coastal Photography"

This may be a little easier than some of the recent composition-based galleries.

We will review the 2021 YPU winners, followed by a chance for members to discuss and receive feedback on their potential entries for the 2022 YPU Exhibition. We will also review the "Colour" gallery.

Details will be provided nearer the time.

"A four year journey from complete beginner to my first photographic distinction, with a few hurdles along the way!” Contains over 80 images, including wildlife, portraiture, still life and composite fine art.

Please note change of date/time. The visit will be limited to 15 members. More details will be given nearer the time.

A consolidation of the last few months galleries, and an opportunity to have a photo that tries to represent the key elements of composition.

Member John Cooper-Smith will share some of his superb photographs of steam on the Settle to Carlisle. We will also review the "Colour" and "Best Composition" galleries.

This year Colin Williams will judge the entries in our Annual Competition. The entries will be digital only again this year.

Hopefully you were inspired by Alison Taylor's wonderful photographs in her January presentation. Here's a chance to showcase your images on the same themes.

Following the swap of images with the Kendal Camera Club, we will present and discuss the feedback received from Kendal on the SPG images. We will also review the "Dales and Coast" gallery.

Details will be communicated in due course.

Were you inspired by Jo Knight's recent talk "Overcoming Obstacles"? Perhaps by specific images or techniques, or even her political thoughts. Or maybe you have had to overcome some obstacle to create a photograph. There is a summary of her presentation in our March newsletter, or you can visit her website at https://bamimages.net/ for further ideas.

After the AGM, we will review the gallery "Inspired by Jo Knight"

More details nearer the time.

The ancient Greeks believed that everything was made up of the four elements: Earth - Water - Air - Fire. We will explore these elements in our galleries over the next few months - beginning with "Earth".

A chance for some of our members to entertain us with their images in a variety of forms. We will also review the "Earth" Gallery.

Our next element-themed gallery - this time "Air".

Deadline for submitting image choices for the Exhibition.

Join us to learn some new practical skills. Details will be announced in due course. We will also review the "Air" Gallery.

More details nearer the time.

"Fire" - our third element-themed gallery.

In his second presentation, our member, John Cooper-Smith will describe the route and illustrate photo-opportunities along the southern part of the Settle to Carlisle. We will also review the "Fire" Gallery.

A trip to the seaside! Heysham has a beach, a sculpture, a cliff walk, a church, and even medieval graves - what more could you want? Details will follow.

The final classical element "Water" is the subject for this month's gallery.

Details will follow. We will also review the "Water" Gallery.

A chance for some flower and garden photography.

After two years of online exhibitions, it will be great to be back together again in Clapham Hall for our opening evening for members, family and friends.

Eyes to the skies this month with our "Space" gallery. Or maybe your interpretation will be different.

After the success of a similar event during lockdown, our Processing Challenge returns again this year. Members will be provided with three images which they may manipulate and re-present in any way they wish. We will also review the "Space" Gallery.

Details nearer the time.

David's presentation will hopefully encourage more of us to explore this often challenging genre.

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.