Latest News
Welcome to the Winlaton Camera Club news section.
Here we’ll be regularly posting updates about what’s going on at the club, along with competition results and photographs taken by members on our days out.
Print 1 Results
The results of our first Print Competition of the season. Open Subject, judged by Dave Illingworth on the 10th December.
South Tyne Area Print Competition 2019
The scores are in (ooh it’s like a Saturday on Strictly!) from the South Tyne Area print comp 2019.
PDI 1 Results
The results of our first PDI Competition of the season. Open Subject, judged by Kevin Hilton on the 5th November.
Portrait Night
In September we had a portrait night with singer Vicky Sandison as our model. She sings all different genres so brought outfits to match a few of them.
Lands Wood, Winlaton Mill
Just a ten minute walk from our usual meeting point at the West End Club lies Lands Wood. It’s an ancient woodland site consisting mainly of oak and birch alongside birch, beech, alder and rowan.
Mill Dam, South Shields
Our tenth outing of the season took us to the Mill Dam area of South Shields. It’s an area on the south bank of the Tyne, within sight of the cranes of the Tyne Dock to the east.
Marsden Beach
Marsden Bay includes the Marsden Rock sea stack, since collapsed into a single structure but still visually very striking. This land is now owned by the National Trust.
Seaton Sluice
Seaton Sluice is a village divided by a bridge, across the Seaton Burn, situated in Northumberland. It lies on the coast at the mouth of the Seaton Burn, midway between Whitley Bay and Blyth.
Bolam Lake
Bolam Lake Country Park is situated in the heart of the beautiful Northumberland countryside surrounded by historic landscapes and dramatic views. It has lakeside, woodland and open grassed areas.
University Buildings
A good turnout for our visit to the new Newcastle University buildings. The buildings, still not all finished, are a variety of colours shapes, creating good variety for architectural photography.
Tanfield Railway
The Tanfield Waggonway was built in around 1720 to transport coal from the inland collieries of County Durham, to the staithson the River Tyne at Redheugh.
Copt Hill
Copt Hill Seven Sisters is an example of a round barrow which has already provided evidence of a large number of burials and of Neolithic origins.