Welcome to Rhondda Camera Club
The Rhondda Camera Club was founded 1943 and aims to encourage and promote the art of photography by means of lectures, workshops field trips and exhibitions.
Members are encouraged to enter their photography in Club Competitions and friendly Battles with other Camera Clubs.
Special digital evenings are arranged throughout the club year, using the Club’s own equipment.
All levels of experience are welcome at the Club, from beginners to most experienced, friendly support and skilled advice is available to all newcomers.
Members are encouraged to enter their photography in Club Competitions and friendly Battles with other Camera Clubs.
Special digital evenings are arranged throughout the club year, using the Club’s own equipment.
All levels of experience are welcome at the Club, from beginners to most experienced, friendly support and skilled advice is available to all newcomers.
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Acceptance For the Rhondda Camera Club Members Achievements 2020 Welsh Salon of Photography 42nd Welsh International Salon of Photography 2020 ---------------------------------------------------------------Zoom battle. The hosts were Pyle & Porthcawl camera club. Judged by Gary Shinner 16/10/2020 “Last night, I judged an organised Zoom battle. The hosts were Pyle & Porthcawl camera club. Their were close on 40 people present, with some new faces to me, but also many familiar and friendly ones. The banter was already started on my arrival into the room, this is not a bad thing, and takes away perhaps some tension that could build up. I personally felt the standards were very high and I awarded several 20 pointers and numerous 19 pointers as well. The oddity is having to discuss the images and offer a critique to you and your own Pc. (I'm sure if someone was able to see me from outside, could have considered I had lost the plot!) Anyway, I enjoyed the varied images and had to pick one top image, this was in the end a sports image called "Dragons v Panthers" (see below). It was taken at an ice hockey match in Cardiff, and the action shot was a great capture. Excellent work, who's ever it was. I believe the end result of the clubs was Bridgend winning by a one point margin. Well done to them. (see score sheet attached below). But more importantly well done for all the locals clubs joining and using the likes of Zoom to ensure we have some connectivity and light entertainment in the process. These are strange and challenging times, and they seem to be carrying on as well. We need some sort of distraction, to ensure we all remain sane. Thanks again to Heather for inviting me to judge, and I do hope the members of the clubs present enjoyed the evening. I was delighted to play my small part as judge. Stay safe everyone. See you all again in the near future. Gary” 
THE WPF VIRTUAL CONFERENCE 2020
Saturday 22nd – Sunday 23rd August 48th Convention and 1st Virtual Conference Programme & Brochure 
Rhondda Camera Club Exhibition 2020
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Links
Programme And Event Last update 01/10/2020 NEW
External battles Battle Reports
External Events
The Photographic Alliance of Great Britain NEW LINK
http://www.pagbnews.co.uk/ pagb news
WPF – AWPF Distinctions
www.thewpf.co.uk
Rhondda Camera club Facebook Page
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Thank you for entering our Inter Club Projected Images Battle last night. We had a splendid entry from 12 WPF Clubs with some very fine images submitted. Thank you if you attended last night. We had an excellent turnout with over 60 people at our Clubhouse on the night. ( And thanks to you if you didn't turn up last night, as we ran out of chairs!!!!!!!).
Our thanks are due to the 2 excellent judges Peter Brisley and Sue O'Connell who gave a perceptive and entertaining appraisal of all 72 images.
Congratulations to Gwynfa Camera Club who won the Battle and to Bargoed Camera Club who were runners up.
I attach a results sheet for your information
Results sheet
for your information
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