Our club activity in 2025 and 2026

As Christmas gets closer, we held our Christmas Lights Shoot & Dine...

On Friday, November 21st, AFFCC took a trip to Alice Holt to see the Earth Photo 2025 entries that made it to the shortlist.

In this photo-clinic we going to be focussing on wildlife photography and using a constructive critique technique

Saint Michael’s Abbey in Farnborough was founded in 1881.  The abbey, with its Church designed in an eclectic flamboyant gothic style by the French architect Gabriel-Hippolyte Destailleur shown above, was founded in 1881 by Empress Eugénie as a mausoleum for her late husband,

Burnham Beeches is a 926 acre biological Site of Special Scientific Interest.  With it’s famed beech and oak pollards, many of which are more than 400 years old, it is is one of the best examples of ancient woodland in Britain and is home to a variety of fungi, plants and animals.

With memories of last year’s season opening “Peter Merry” walk around Farnham very much to the fore eight of us were out and about on Wednesday evening in Aldershot for a spot of damp night-time street photography.

We had a good turn out for our visit to Farnham pottery, but firstly a huge thanks to Pat for arranging our visit.  The Pottery runs regular visitor tours and demonstrations as part of their Heritage Open Days programme, we were fortunate to be given our own private tour by pottery owner Guy after which we had the opportunity to wander around and take the photographs below.

Playfest! Aldershot’s action-packed day of hands-on play and games for all ages is back. Saturday 30 August.

The Views in Fleet, Hampshire, live music festival day. Mark Rendall and Mike Carrington were on hand to catch all the atmosphere.

With a wealth of mausolea and monuments, unusual flora, and its formal and informal landscaping Brookwood Cemetery offers a variety of photographic opportunities.