Carers’ Camera Club

Photography is a wonderful way for unpaid carers to have a break from their caring responsibilities and to be creative. The Carers’ Camera Club provides an opportunity for carers to meet in a safe, informal, relaxed and supportive environment where they can develop their creativity and learn more about photography and associated skills.

The Carers’ Camera Club is different to a typical camera club. The Club has members with a wide range of skills, equipment and experience, ranging from those using mobile phones to those who use DSLRs and image processing software.

Ordinarily, we meet mid-morning once a month in Hatfield, but our members come from all parts of the county. There is a photo challenge at each meeting, where we offer one another supportive comments and critiques. We also have occasional outings. There are several members who cannot attend the meetings but who keep in touch by email. Email is our main way of communicating with one another.

The Carers’ Camera Club is open to unpaid carers and bereaved carers who are registered with Carers in Hertfordshire. If you are interested in joining, please contact Carers in Hertfordshire on 01992 58 69 69 or by emailing contact@carersinherts.org.uk. They will then pass on your details to the Club Co-ordinator.

The Camera Club is planning its third exhibition entitled “A day in the life”, at the Radlett Centre in Radlett (www.radlettcentre.co.uk). Following the postponement due to COVID-19 restrictions, the exhibition is now going ahead in two phases in December 2022 and January 2023. More details to follow.