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Through the lens
12:33pm Thursday 17th April 2008
THIS selection of images by members of Kirkbymoorside Camera Club was among work initially submitted to the Photographic Alliance of Great Britain's first inter-club competition for digital images.
A total of 143 clubs entered, and Kirkbymoorside came 55 in the large club section. The pictures reproduced here show something of the range of talent in the club, and each image is accompanied by a brief description.
The club welcomes everyone with an interest in photography regardless of their level of experience (or equipment used). The club meets at 7.30pm on the first and third Thursdays of each month at the British Legion Club.
For more information visit www.kirkbymoorside-cameraclub.co.uk or contact Barrie Tuck on 01751 430717 or email him at bstuck@btinternet.com
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