You don't have to be an 'Expert Photographer' to be welcomed as a member of Chichester Camera Club. All you need is an interest in photography.

The Chichester Photographic Society was formed in 1893 and actively continued until 1945. After a four year break it was re-formed in 1949 under the name of CHICHESTER CAMERA CLUB and has continued as such to the present day and is recognised as one of the most active and successful Camera Clubs in the South of England.

In addition to our weekly meetings we also hold regular meetings for those interested in Audio Visual; Digital Imaging; Portraiture; Printing and Royal Photographic Society Distinctions. Regular monthly walks take place during the year and a summer programme of walks during the closed season.

Many thanks to naturalist and wildlife photographer David Boag for providing us with a superb and entertaining evening on Thursday 17th May.

His boundless enthusiasm and 'you can do it too' attitude was inspiring and reminded us that we don't need to spend a fortune on expensive gear and exotic holidays to take good photographs - we just need a bit of imagination, a little cunning and to get out with our cameras in our own back gardens and supermarket car parks!

David has produced a series of good value, easy to follow tutorials that give a clear understanding of all aspects of photography from the basics through to finding inspiration and ideas. To see more of his work and to get started on his Natural Focus Interactive Photography tutorials check out his website: www.naturalfocus.co.uk