President
Steve Harratt LRPS LBPPA
Vice President
Steve Dormer
I am a passionate amateur photographer and digital AI artist. With an unwavering love for capturing moments and creating art, I have immersed myself in the fascinating world of photography. Equipped with Fuji gear, I have found a perfect blend of technology and creativity to express myself.
Honorary Secretary
Alan Thorpe LRPS
Tel :- 07584 305102
Contact secretary@doncastercameraclub.co.uk
Honorary Treasurer
Steve Harratt LRPS LBPPA I use Nikon equipment & process my images on a Mac Pro using Lightroom & Photoshop, I also use plugins from Nik, Topaz & On One Software. I enjoy photographing Landscapes, People, Street scene’s & Nature. I am happy to help and assist any member, just ask.
I first joined the club in 1977 and in the intervening years have held most of the positions on the council, currently I am the Treasurer.
Contact details :- treasurer@doncastercameraclub.co.uk
Tel. 07525 364680
Sue Trout LRPS BPE*1 Sue & Brian are our competition secretaries and co-ordinate the rounds competitions, as well as the Settle Trophy competition.
Contact :- compsec@doncastercameraclub.co.uk
Joint Competition Secretary
Brian Trout LRPS BPE*1 Sue & Brian are our competition secretaries and co-ordinate the rounds competitions, as well as the Settle Trophy competition.
Contact :- compsec@doncastercameraclub.co.uk
Members of the Council
I have always had a love for black & white photographs and it was in the darkroom where I first learnt the art of photographic printing.
Since 1980 I have used Canon Cameras and today use a 5DMk111 and a 7DMk 11 with a variety of lenses, although I have always enjoyed using wide angles from 10mm to 16mm.
Contact :- progsec@doncastercameraclub.co.uk
Rod Gunn LRPS
Contact :- rod@doncastercameraclub.co.uk
Bridget Laywood
Contact :- bridget@doncastercameraclub.co.uk
Linda Wilkinson
My journey in photography started around 2014 when I decided to challenge myself to use a proper camera from a digital compact.
I bought a Canon 1300d with a couple of lenses and didn’t really know much at all, but I’ve always enjoyed a challenge.
In 2017 I planned a visit to the Italian cities and decided I needed a better camera – when perhaps all I needed was more knowledge- but I ‘moved up’ to a Canon 750d and another lens or 2. I had a brief spell in a camera club but with elderly parents didn’t have much time for serious photography.
However I’ve always found photography a great friend. It gets me out in the fresh air to challenge myself to capture the great British Landscape and the peace and quiet of a flower garden capturing the beauty of macro.
I moved to Doncaster during Covid Lockdown and determined to follow my hobby and ‘get better at it’ I joined DCC.
I’ve learned so much during this time from some great mentors and visiting speakers. I’ve even added to my camera collection with a Canon 5d – now that is a challenge.
To me photography is a hobby that I get a lot of pleasure from, but that means I want to do it well.
With the help of the membership at DCC I think I’m getting better.
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