FOXBORO The nominees for the 2024 Rodman Awards, recognizing individuals and groups who have made a significant difference in their communities, have been announced.
FROM sitting out in the rain to pulling out the props for this week’s submission the Bracknell News Camera Club has gone all out. Beautifully artistic images have been sent in by members, as always, capturing the imagination and beauty of the local area. Camera Club member Johnathan Jarman showed off incredible skills with a waterfront image using a glass ball prop. Elsewhere in a similar style but a way of capturing a reflection, Windsor Castle was pictured within a bauble by Niru Mayer. Other photographs submitted include a truly dedicated moment captured by Paul Wright who waited out for a glimpse of the Kingfisher.
A SERENE selection of pictures from this week’s Bracknell News Camera Club. Members have been making the most of the beautiful walks and countryside that the borough has to offer both on it’s doorstep and a stones through away in neighbouring areas. Camera Club member Karl Hyde captured a reflective shot in Frost Folly, which also included a beautiful sky scene behind. Elsewhere Linda Paxton pulled out all the stops to capture some artsy angles in Lily Hill Park, Gary Shaw caught a perfectly poised squirrel, and the same serenity was captured by camera club member Pascal Simmonds with a fallen feather spotted whilst out walking in Bracknell.