Welcome to our Annual Members’ Exhibition for 2025.
Every year we invite all Moore Camera Club members to submit four images of their choice — any subject, any style, taken at any time. The result is a wonderfully varied collection that reflects the creativity, curiosity, and individuality of our photographers.
From landscapes to portraits, street moments to wildlife encounters, abstract experiments to documentary work, this exhibition celebrates the full spectrum of what our members love to capture. It’s a showcase of personal vision, shared enthusiasm, and the joy of making images.
All photographs remain the copyright of their creators. If you’d like to use or feature any image, please contact the club and we’ll be happy to put you in touch with the photographer.
To create this image I took two separate images, one of some trees on a snowy day the other of my sister, proceeding then to edit both images in lightroom classic to taste then moving images to photoshop merging both images.
Using long exposure to create this image, this technique captures movement of light using a light source behind the glass and using long exposure that leaves trails of light when captured.
📷 Canon EOS 5D Mark III🔆 f/2.8⏱ 1sISO 100🔭 67mm🎞 EF24-70mm f/2.8L USM
Attending the Steampunk event at The National Waterways Museum in Ellesmere Port. These two chaps looked like they had stepped straight out of “The Man Who Would be King”
Taken in knutsford on a cold frosty day . I noticed the amazing natural icicles, I spent a long time n the knutsford road capturing them in the beautiful light.
Taken on one of the clubs studio nights. Chloe is a make up artist and likes horror styles. Her Instagram portfolio can be found here :- artistry.chloemarie
A home studio shot. I noticed that the Tulips in the vase were drooping and losing petals and it looked as if they were looking at the fallen leaves wishing they had One more day... I put one in a single red vase and placed the petal so it looked as if the head was looking at it.
Taken at Moore Camera Club night. A Splash Art kit and two off camera flash were used. Two drops of water are released and timed so that the second drop collides with the first drop as it bounces back up from the surface of the water below.
Taken for the Moore Camera Club February competition (Chocolate). Subject set on a black Perspex sheet to create a reflection. Three small LED spots used to light the subject and a LED strip light with a red and yellow gel placed between the base and the black backing board to create the glow.
📷 Canon EOS R8🔆 f/16⏱ 1sISO 100🔭 50mm🎞 EF24-105mm f/4L IS USM
Taken at Hawes in the Yorkshire Dales in January, during the snow storm, for the Moore Camera Club January competition (Wildlife). It took a long time but eventually the squirrel was tempted down for its favourite nuts I had placed out for it.
📷 Canon EOS R3🔆 f/5.6ISO 2000🔭 280mm🎞 EF28-300mm f/3.5-5.6L IS USM
This mountain range can be found in the Glencoe region of the Scottish Highlands. Taken late in the evening during a gap in relentless rainfall, I believe this capture highlights how beauty can be found in this area whatever the weather.
The most photographed tree in Wales can be found on the bank of Llyn Padarn, Llanberis. I captured this image at sunrise one morning to take advantage of the water stillness before the arrival of the swimmers. I believe the image give's peace in this world of madness.
A whistle stop tour of the Scottish Highland in October 2024, I stopped to capture this scene at Corpach, a village north of Fort William. I wanted to show the size of the shipwrecked vessel in relation to the houses in the distance, and the Ben Nevis mountain range.
This magnificent mountain range can be located in south east Iceland. Famed for it's black sand beaches with yellow strands of grass poking through, set against a backdrop of snow capped mountains. To be in this area of the world and to just marvel at the incredible landscape, is a very worthwhile experience.
A visit to Croxteth Hall Park Farm in Liverpool, when my daughter and grandson approached from the opposite side to me the horse turned to face them and the pose was set for my photo.
📷 Canon EOS 5D Mark IV🔆 f/4ISO 800🔭 58mm🎞 EF24-105mm f/4L IS USM
Spent a weekend in Falkirk especially to photograph the Kelpies and Falkirk Wheel. The Kelpies at night are lit up and are something special to see but this shot is from the day
Taken in the snow laden forests of Northern Sweden earlier this year and as the golden light from the setting sun broke through the trees beyond, a Black Woodpecker posed beautifully for this image.....
📷 NIKON Z 9🔆 f/4ISO 360🔭 560mm🎞 NIKKOR Z 400mm f/2.8 TC VR S
Taken in December last year, this image was captured while on the way to the "Fairy Pools" trail head car park. One of those shots where the weather Gods where smiling and you just have to pull over and get the image......
📷 NIKON Z 9🔆 f/4ISO 64🔭 39mm🎞 NIKKOR Z 24-120mm f/4 S
To see one Eagle in the wild is special but to see two together in the the act of avian romance is very special indeed! Taken near the small village of Kalvtrask in Norther Sweden earlier this year.....
The image was created by pouring the Quality Street down a cardboard tube then using 2 speedlights positioned each side to freeze the motion, there was also a LED white light in front of the tin
📷 Canon EOS 90D🔆 f/8ISO 200🔭 24mm🎞 EF24-105mm f/4L IS USM
This image was created by putting a flower head in a fish tank, then pouring a selection of acrylic inks into the tank, 2 LED lights were used one on each side of the tank
📷 Canon EOS 90D🔆 f/16⏱ 0.6sISO 100🔭 47mm🎞 EF24-105mm f/4L IS USM
This image was created using fixed LED lights and speedlights, the jelly beans were falling from a thin cardboard tube, the camera was set at 30sec, the flash would then fire using 2nd curtain sync, this produced jelly beans that were frozen and other that had trails.
📷 Canon EOS 90D🔆 f/8ISO 1000🔭 25mm🎞 EF16-35mm f/4L IS USM
Shot this little chap a male Tawny Owl in July 2024. Males are often smaller than females, I love the feather detail and reflection in his eyes. This was shot at the Gauntlet Bird of Prey center in Knutsford, the club have had a number of outings there, always a challenge!
📷 NIKON Z 8🔆 f/6.3ISO 1100🔭 600mm🎞 NIKKOR Z 180-600mm f/5.6-6.3 VR
In June 2024 we took an emotional trip to Normandy for the 80th Year Commemorations of D-Day. This was a part of a lengthy D-Day Flyby over Arromanches-les-Bains, where the artificial port was created. The famous Dakota DC-3 flanked by Spitfire and P37 Thunderbolt. Amazing sound and sights!
📷 NIKON Z 8🔆 f/7.1ISO 220🔭 200mm🎞 NIKKOR Z 70-200mm f/2.8 VR S
Not quite the Italian Job, this was shot at the Goodwood Members Meeting 82 in April 2024, this is a Bumper to bumper shot of Swift, Padmore and Morgan in the Whitmore Cup, nose to tail at probably 80-100mph!
📷 NIKON Z 8🔆 f/7.1ISO 160🔭 140mm🎞 NIKKOR Z 70-200mm f/2.8 VR S
Shot at the Photography and Video Show. The Creativity Hub setup a few sets around the show and allow you to shoot the models there, this is @emsyloo24 in wistful thought
📷 NIKON Z 7_2🔆 f/4.5ISO 900🔭 70mm🎞 NIKKOR Z 24-70mm f/2.8 S
Gigrin Farm Red Kite Feeding Centre - The Red Kite Centre is located in the most beautiful countryside, in the heart of Mid Wales, overlooking both the Wye and Elan Valleys. It the most wonderful experience and well worth the visit, even if you are not taking photos. The red kites are wild and they visit the farm once a day when the farmer feeds the red kites with donated meet locally sourced.
📷 X-T5🔆 f/5ISO 250🔭 119.5mm🎞 XF100-400mmF4.5-5.6 R LM OIS WR
Moore Club Night outing to Salford Quays. We arriving just before sunset and the weather was lovely, with colour and lots of reflections from the lights.
📷 X-T5🔆 f/8⏱ 1sISO 125🔭 16mm🎞 XF16-55mmF2.8 R LM WR
Dulas Boat Wreck is located in the Dulas Estuary, in Anglesey. The wreck is the “Manx Rose” and was built in Arklow, Ireland, in 1942 for the Admiralty. She used to work from Pwllheli in the early 1980’s and then from Amlwch. She was decommissioned about 1985 and taken to Dulas Estuary, Anglesey.
Moore Camera Club have a proud tradition of supporting our local hospices with photographic cover at their fundraising events. A highlight of 2024 was St Rocco’s Colour Run in Walton Gardens. Here we see the runners setting off in their soon-to-be multi-coloured white outfits.
📷 Canon EOS R5🔆 f/4ISO 400🔭 95mm🎞 EF70-200mm f/2.8L IS II USM
A zoom burst effect is created by zooming in or out during a long exposure (two seconds in this case). This hand-held shot is of one of the stained glass windows in St. Aidan’s Parish Church, Bamburgh The choice of ISO 100 and f/22 enabled the exposure of 2 seconds without over-exposing the shot.
📷 Canon EOS R5🔆 f/22⏱ 2sISO 100🔭 24mm🎞 RF24-105mm F4 L IS USM
This brown hare sat happily munching grass in the meadow next to my holiday let at Silloth, Cumbria, for over ten minutes – enough time for me to get my camera out and capture the scene.
📷 Canon EOS R5🔆 f/2.8ISO 400🔭 200mm🎞 EF70-200mm f/2.8L IS II USM
Taken from the top of one of the Munros (a Scottish peak over 3,000 ft) during a Water Aid charity walk. The aim was to get as may walkers as possible on top of a Munro in a one-hour window. One of our group takes time for some personal reflection looking out over magnificent landscape.
The lead cyclist in Stage 3 of Women’s tour of Britain as it passed through Grappenhall Heys, Warrington. The finish was only a few miles away, but she was caught.
📷 Canon EOS 80D🔆 f/16ISO 200🔭 29mm🎞 EF-S18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS STM
The waterfall pictured is based in Eskdale Valley in the Lake District. To create this shot I used an ND filter & slow shutter speed to give the water a smoothing effect. To get a central shot I had to position myself in the middle of the river, safe to say I got very wet but luckily the camera did not! Haha
📷 Canon EOS R6m2🔆 f/22⏱ 4sISO 100🔭 46mm🎞 RF24-105mm F4-7.1 IS STM
This photo is not taken in the highlands as you may expect... hidden in the depths of Lyme Park National Trust if you know where to look a herd of highlands can be found. As one of my favourite animals the challenge to find them was one I enjoyed a lot to get this shot!One photo is showcased here out of a series of several taken at the time.
📷 Canon EOS R6m2🔆 f/8ISO 200🔭 300mm🎞 EF75-300mm f/4-5.6
Miteside Halt railway station is a railway station on the 15" gauge Ravenglass & Eskdale Railway (aka the Ratty) in Cumbria, England. To provide protection from the elements at the station, an upturned boat hull was provided as a shelter and become iconic to the station. The current boat is the third one in the halt's history!
📷 Canon EOS R6m2🔆 f/11ISO 1000🔭 35mm🎞 RF24-105mm F4-7.1 IS STM
Taken on the walk up to the summit of Scafell in the Lake District, which we were walking as part of our 3 Peaks in 24 (the year 2024, not 24 hours!). This photo won Novembers competition A View from a Walk.
📷 SM-G991B🔆 f/1.8ISO 50🔭 5.4mm🎞 Samsung Galaxy S21 Rear Main Camera
Taken on a recent trip to London. I created a mask in Lightroom of the bus, then inverted the mask so that I could convert the image to B&W apart from the Bus.
This was taken from our cabin on the Queen Anne whilst travelling from Ajaccio to Civitavecchia in September 2024. The sky was absolutely stunning that evening.
📷 X-T2🔆 f/8⏱ 0.1sISO 200🔭 16mm🎞 XF16-55mmF2.8 R LM WR
The 2024 Aurora from the window, no exotic travel was needed for one evening in the UK very rare event to capture the Northen lights without an airplane flight to the cold north.
Image taken at Fulton Park Racing Circuit during a trackday where racing drivers and members of the public can use the track for testing of for the experience
Around 800 of all ages raise money for St Luke’s Hospice in the early evening at Delamere Forest. The sun has gone down and the walkers rely on their head torches to light the way. This picture captures the atmosphere of the event.
Picture from a portrait session at the Creative Remedies photo group I volunteer at every Friday. Ben is always obliging and happy to be the model. Very simple lighting and tilted the image the edit to give more impact. Converted to B&W.
📷 X-T2🔆 f/5.6ISO 400🔭 55mm🎞 XF18-55mmF2.8-4 R LM OIS
Taken during a visit to the Burtonwood WW2 Heritage Museum at Gulliver’s World. This jeep is from the early 1940’s and was made by America airman La Verne Keats for the children of Warrington one Christmas. There is picture of him presenting it to a young boy, John Postlethaite, who has since donated it to the Museum. If you’ve never been to the museum it’s well worth a visit.
📷 X-T2🔆 f/7.1⏱ 0.3sISO 800🔭 55mm🎞 XF18-55mmF2.8-4 R LM OIS
Taken during a preview of a thought provoking exhibition in the basement of the closed M&S store in Warrington. I used the available light as it gave a sinister feel and flash would have ruined that. There were many exhibits but this one caught my eye as it depicted, to me, the refugee and homeless plight. Converted to B&W
📷 X-H1🔆 f/4⏱ 0.1sISO 800🔭 16mm🎞 XF16-55mmF2.8 R LM WR
During a visit to a local boxing gym this guy was happy to pose for a few shots. This one I liked because of the unusual view point, I also think the B&W works very well to add a bit of ‘grit’ to the image. Converted to B&W.
At the Friday photo group I volunteer at this set-up just appealed to me and I felt the camera and world press photo book provided a strong image. It was taken in B&W as I preferred it to the colour version.
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