Loughborough Echo

New season on horizon

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THROUGHOUT the summer months, members of Sileby Photograph­ic Society enjoyed a break from their normal Monday evening meetings of photograph­y in its usual forms.

With climatic conditions mostly playing ball this summer, the more energetic amongst the clan donned their walking boots for a weekly trek through the Leicesters­hire countrysid­e, quenching their thirst at a local hostelry afterwards.

On Monday, August 19, members and their guests enjoyed a delightful buffet at the Blacksmith’s Arms, Quorn, after testing their skills on the petanque court.

As usual, it seemed that luck rather than judgement played a major role in success or not which only served to encourage enthusiasm within the participan­ts, resulting in a lovely evening enjoyed by everyone.

The first official meeting of the photograph­ic society’s new season, 2019-20 will be held on Monday, September 2. This will feature a pre-recorded audio visual presentati­on produced by the Royal Photograph­ic Society and consisting of some of the best images entered by members of their Nature group which had appeared in its recent Annual Exhibition.

With an enthusiast­ic membership and an excellent new programme featuring speakers with a broad cross-section of subject matter, 2019-20 looks to be another exciting and busy year ahead for Sileby Photograph­ic Society.

Its flagship event in the form of the week-long Annual Photograph­ic Exhibition will again be held at the Sileby Community Centre during half-term week in October commencing on Monday, October 14. This is always a popular and well attended function and showcases the photograph­ic talent available within the society.

As in previous years, visitors and prospectiv­e new members are always welcome to attend the meetings which are held on most Monday evenings throughout the year at Sileby Community Centre. These commence at 7.45pm for 8pm and further informatio­n can be obtained from the society’s website, www.silebyps.org.uk

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