Image Critique
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Image Critique

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Thursday, 18 June 2026, 20:30 – 23:00

Storrington Camera Club

Thakeham Village Hall, 1 Abingworth Cres, Pulborough, RH20 3GW

Time

20:30 – 23:00

Price guide

£2.50

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For these sessions please bring along up to 4 prints and/or up to 4 digital image files. I would also like, as you present your image to1. Describe what your objective was.2. Describe how you went about achieving that objective.3. Whether you feel you accomplished your aim and perhaps some suggestions on how you might improved the image now that it has been printed out.Would you also please bring along £2.50 to help cover the cost of hiring the hall etc.I look forward to seeing you, especially if you haven't been able to make it before.

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