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Welcome to our camera club, a place for beginners and the more experienced. 
Western Valley Camera Club is one of the leading camera clubs in South Wales.
Founded in 1954, Western Valley Camera Club operates to foster the companionship of people interested in Photography, and Socially, and to encourage those wishing to learn and develop new and existing skills.
Our meetings are held at Crosskeys Rugby Club on a Thursday night from 7.45pm onwards - all those wishing to come along may do so.
The club has a varied programme, with a wide range of quality speakers. Club members are encouraged to enter the internal competitions and contribute work to external competitions.
The club values its traditional photographic routes, without shying away from the latest digital technology.
Please feel free to contact the club, or come along on a Thursday Evening.
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Making An exhibition of ourselves |
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When water damaged the floor of St. Catherine’s, Cross Keys, Dennis managed to get permission to hold the exhibition at St Peter’s, Pantside instead, and a flurry of fliers and poster printing ensued.
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We set off by coach bright (well, some of us any way) and early on the morning of Friday,19 October 2007. After a very smooth journey, we disembarked from the ferry at around 2:30 pm......
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Newsflash
The club put up a strong performance in Pixels 2007. On total score, we tied second, but because of the way that the final placings are decided, we ended up fourth. We woz robbed, as they say!
Get the Brasso out, Alun!
Good news for Alun Kibble, though! He won the award for Best Black and White Image. Many congratulations go to him.
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