One for those who like their images in black and white - or for those who are yet to try.

A chance to try some mini studio work in the warm and dry hall.

Show off your newly-found insights to landscape photography.

A chance to hear members thoughts on how you might improve your proposed images even further. We will also review the "Inspired by Alistair How" gallery.

Like it or not, AI is here to stay (and has actually been around in our cameras and software for many years). Hopefully we will learn ways to embrace the newer technologies as they continue to advance.

THIS MEETING HAS BEEN CANCELLED

Two sources of inspiration for your gallery image this month. Which will you choose? Or maybe a combination of both?

We will receive feedback from Harbour City Photo Club on 30 SPG images. We will also review the "Inspired by Christine Widdall or Martin Litchfield" gallery.

Oliver will share images from Sweden, Svalbard, Bulgaria and Yorkshire, including landscape, aurora, macro and wildlife photography.

Hopefully the weather will be kind and we can enjoy the first signs of springtime.

With such a broad variety of images, surely all members will be able to find inspiration in at least one of them.

Two or three members will will volunteer to talk about a topic, a visit, a technique or something else of photographic interest. Please make this event a success by putting yourself forward to a member of the Programme Committee. We will aslo review the "Inspired by Oliver Wright" gallery.

Please note that this meeting has been moved from its usual 1st Monday of the month slot in order to avoid Easter Monday. Submit your favourite digital and/or print images of the year for critique by external judge Colin Williams. You may even get a high placing and a well-deserved round of applause.

Hopefully the bluebells will be blooming for us in the woods. If not, Ilkley is a fascinating town to explore.

Anything goes in our gallery this month. The choice is yours.

An important annual event to review the year and elect the committee. Perhaps you might like to put yourself forward and help the society continue to flourish. We will also review the "Open" gallery.

A chance to explore the Mill and its surroundings. Read about it at their Web Site.
Further details will be announced to members nearer the time.

Members are challenged to produce an image inspired by the Yorkshire-born artist, Barbara Hepworth.

One of our members, Brian Blinkhorn will talk to us about how he spends a day out with his camera. Perhaps other members may volunteer to do the same in the future. We will also review the "Barbara Hepworth" gallery.

Members are invited to submit an image inspired by the works of Bradford-born artist David Hockney.

Our member, Angus King, will give a presentation "Arctic Light. A race to the magnetic North Pole and four winters in Northern Finland". We will also review the "David Hockney" gallery.

A visit to the small town of Haworth, including the Bronte Parsonage Museum. Further details will be communicated to members nearer the time.

Please ensure your images, titles and size information are uploaded according to the guidelines communicated by the Exhibition Committee.

An opportunity of a private tour of English Heritage's Stott Bobbin Mill if there is sufficient interest from members. The website will be updated when we have more details.

Here's a challenge! Leeds-born Alan Bennett wrote the play "The Lady in the Van", which was subsequently released as a movie. Can you find inspiration in the storyline, or perhaps just in the title?

One of our past members, Frank Higginson, will return to Settle to talk about his photographic journey. We will also review the "Lady in the Van" gallery.

A day out in Hawes, Wensleydale. Further details will be communicated to members in due course.

This one should be easier!

Several members will present a few of their images, with chance for a brief discussion. We will also review the "Dales Landscapes" gallery.

One of the major agricultural shows of the season. Plenty of subjects. Further details will be communicated to members nearer the time.

A wander along the River Ribble, at a location yet to be confirmed. Further details will be communicated to members nearer the time.

Members will describe how they processed a number of photos, with before and after examples. We will also review the "Trees in the Landscape" gallery.