The Camera Club is a group of individuals who are interested in all forms of photographic expression. Originally the club was strictly "nature" oriented.   It soon branched out, however, to other areas of interest including architecture, still life, astrophotography, sports, theater, and creative techniques of various types.   The equipment used is everything from 35mm point-and-shoot up to 4 X 5 view camera.   The members have both film and digital interests with several members being proficient in the use of imaging editing software such as Adobe Photoshop (c).  The traditional film photographers shoot mostly color, but there is a contingent of dedicated Black and White darkroom enthusiasts.

Everyone is willing to share "secrets" and help even the "just starting" photographer.   Meetings are held in the library of the Manor House on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month.   They generally run an hour or two in duration and there is usually a program and/or photo critique and discussion.  It is a family oriented club and the subject matter reflects that.

Twice during the year the club members and families meet at the park for a meal.   In September or October the annual Weenie Roast is held.   December finds the group enjoying a Christmas dinner at the Manor House.

If you are interested in knowing more about the club contact one of the officers and they will be happy to answer your questions.  Feel free to drop in to a meeting any time !