The Basingstoke Gazette Camera Club highlights stunning outdoor photos from January, showcasing local talent and beautiful scenery.
Basingstoke: Every month, the camera club invites members to submit photos. For January, the theme was ‘Great Outdoors.’
Basingstoke has beautiful spots like Old Basingstoke, Eastrop Park, and Pamber Heath. These areas are perfect for capturing nature’s beauty.
Choosing just 14 photos from hundreds is tough. Here are the selected ones, in no particular order:
- A frosty morning by Sallie Louise
- Rosie RE’s friend at Pamber Heath
- Chilly Crabtree morning by Anthony Hutchinson
- Locals at Black Dam by Rachel Harman
- Pamber Forest in winter sun by Abi Lewis
- Frosty bush and fields of Kingsclere by Sue Warner
- Frosty gorse at Pamber Heath by Helen Wood
- Sunrise in Spinney Woods by Fay Nickless
- A Red Kite at sunset by Alan Trott
- Adeline Wilson’s chilly dog walk in Cliddesden
- Swans on a frozen lake at Eastrop by Heather Hutchinson
- Sunshine through the railway bridge in Old Basing by Mihaela Ardei
- Urban lights of Basingstoke by Tony Moylett
- A storm victim by Mark Butler
Do you have a stunning photo to share? Join the camera club’s group and post your work. You might see it in the paper or on social media!
Joining the camera club is free and easy. Just search for Basingstoke Gazette Camera Club on Facebook and click to join. Share your amazing photos with others!
Image Credits and Reference: https://www.basingstokegazette.co.uk/news/24896955.basingstoke-gazette-camera-club-best-photographs-january/?ref=rss
