South Wales and West Wales camera clubs showcase local photography
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 11 Oct, 07:19 · Archive
Local camera clubs are showcasing photographs of landmarks, wildlife and landscapes from their regions.
Two regional newspaper camera clubs are celebrating photography from their local areas with member submissions featuring landscapes, wildlife and landmarks.
The South Wales Guardian Camera Club has more than 1,000 members regularly submitting photographs from across the Ammanford area. This week's selection includes starry skies over Dryslwyn Castle, a great egret at Dinefwr National Park, and peaceful scenes at Craig Y Nos Country Park, along with images of a spiderweb in Glanamman and views toward Penygroes.
The Tivyside Advertiser Camera Club, which has more than 3,100 members, is showcasing photographs from the Cardigan region. Recent featured images include views of St Peters Church in Lampeter, cloudy skies at Cowley Beach, a heron on the Aberteifi, and a sunset swim in Llangrannog. Both clubs use their photography features to celebrate the distinctive character of their respective areas.
How it is being reported
- This week's best South Wales Guardian Camera Club picturesHere are this week's best snaps from the South Wales Guardian Camera Club.South Wales Guardian · 11 Oct, 06:00
- This week's best Tivyside Advertiser Camera Club picturesHere are this week's best snaps from the Tivyside Advertiser Camera Club.Tivyside Advertiser · 11 Oct, 06:00
In this story: South Wales Guardian Camera Club · Tivyside Advertiser Camera Club · Ammanford · Cardigan · Dryslwyn Castle · Dinefwr National Park · Craig Y Nos Country Park
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