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                                                           Photography Group.


Our photographers meet regularly at a different location around Melbourne and occasionally a little further afield,  to enjoy each others company and practice their photography skills. At the bottom of this page is a small selection of photographs which members have taken at different locations over the past year.

Most photography outings will be on the fourth Friday of the month.

We aim to start at 10am, take photographs for a couple of hours, and then have lunch together nearby. You don’t need an expensive camera, your mobile phone will do, and you get to see some great locations around Melbourne.

Please contact Michael Ransom on 0417 514 349, if you would like to participate.

 

 

PROPOSED PROGRAM FOR 2026

After lots of discussion, we agreed on our program for 2026. I have selected the dates; they are generally on the last Friday of the month except for May and September. It is earlier in May to catch the best of the autumn leaves, and in September when the fourth Friday is a public holiday.



July 24. Dandenong Market.
August 28. University of Melbourne
September 18. Docklands.
October 23. Cranbourne Botanic Gardens. 
November 27. Photo Critique. 

 

JULY - Dandenong Market

Photos courtesy  Michael Ransom

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

JUNE

Our intrepid photographers met in June to review the photos we had taken in the first half of 2026. We had been to Spotswood in February, visited the city in the evening in March, travelled to Castlemaine in April and Warburton in May.

Also, a couple of us showed some travel photos, including one where Daryl had obviously got into trouble with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police!

May. Warburton.

Photography excursion to Warburton on a beautiful autumn day.


 

April 2026 - Friday April 24. 

A great day was had by all visiting the beautiful town of Castlemaine.

Five photographers enjoying lunch after taking photos at Castlemaine.

 

 

 

 

 

There was a steam engine about to travel to Malden when we arrived at Castlemaine station. 
Incidentally the train from Melbourne to Castlemaine was full, because it was free.