Based in Livingston, West Lothian, Scotland, the club offers a wide range of activities for photographers of all skill levels.
Although most members are now using digital cameras, all forms of photography are encouraged.
Before you explore the rest of our website, why not take a few moments to view some outstanding images, below, taken by some of our members?
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May Facebook competition result
May photographer of the month is Geoff Donnelly, with 11 likes for his image ‘Into the limelight’ Well done Geoff! Runners up were Peter Lawson with 10 likes and Gary Fyfe & James Wilson with 8 likes each. Many thanks to all involved.  |
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Summer syllabus
As the main club season has drawn to a close, the summer syllabus of scheduled Monday night meet ups is now underway. Members should see the "LCC Summer Syllabus" Facebook group for details.  |
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Membership open to new members
Livingston Camera Club is open to new members! Our next club season will begin on the 5th of September. We will return to Crofthead although we hope to have a Zoom option for members who can't attend in person. If you would like to join please read our joining information. |
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Opening Night
An opportunity to meet up with old friends and new members. Images from last season will be displayed. |
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Andy Phillips - "Still Life" (Zoom)
Note: This will be a Zoom meeting THE INNER LANDSCAPE - something really different and entertaining. It's Andy's take on the genre of "still life". You are shown an array of fabulous images, crafted, using only carefully controlled natural light. The objective of this lecture is to teach every photographer how its done, and that it is achievable by one and all. There are demonstrations throughout depicting each work through.
Andy Phillips lives and is work based in Chorley in Lancashire. A professional photographer in landscapes, weddings, smallscapes and commercial photography, he also teaches Photoshop for The Epson Print Academy. He has been a landscape photographer for over 20 years and has a love for ‘Up North’ such as Lancashire, the Lake District, Yorkshire, and all over the Highlands and Lowlands of Scotland. He is an experienced lecturer / presenter and has presented his zoom talks on over a hundred occasions. As well as running his own photography business, Andy Phillips Photography, where he teaches landscaping, close up work and post processing, he works at Aspect2i, adding his post-processing and printing skills to the company.
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Members Night - "Different Genres and Techniques"
Some brief talks and displays by members. |
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Hamish Williamson - "Otzi the Iceman"
Hamish took early retirement from the financial industry approximately 30 years ago and became a full time photographer concentrating on commercial and wedding photography. He also worked on a freelance basis for a subsidiary of Kodak. Hamish joined Paisley Colour Photographic Club in 1989 and has been President twice and was their treasurer for many years. He was an executive of the Paisley International Colour Slide Exhibition from 1990 and treasurer until its demise. Hamish's talk is based on two holidays he and his wife had in the Sud Tyrol and where they stayed, which coincidentally was very near where the 5300 year old body of Otzi the Iceman was found. |
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Members Night - Display of Prints
Volunteers to speak about 10/12 of their favourite prints |
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Hand-in Internal Competition 1 - Digital
This is the first competition of the season comprising only digital images. The results from his competition count towards the Annual League Table. The RULES for submitting entries for digital images are available on the Information page of the website. If you want to submit images to this competition go to the Members page of the website, login with your username and password and then select the My Images menu option. If you have previously submitted images onto the website, you can browse through them here and select up to a maximum of four for this competition. If you have yet to submit images to the website select the blue Add Image button and follow the instructions; then select up to a maximum of four for this competition. Digital images or prints submitted to a previous club competition MUST NOT be resubmitted for this competition. Members are encouraged to submit at least one monochrome image to this competition.
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Syllabus
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