Here we go.......

It's that time of year when thoughts turn to "just how cold can it get in the meeting room?". We kick off with a meet & greet evening. Bring along your pictures or digital files so that everyone can see what you've been photographing over the break. Will there be more strange people staring out the windows of a pub or will the elusive Indiana Spiers put in an appearance. If your wondering just what on earth I'm talking about, then sign up to Flickr and join in the wonderful, if a little strange, goings on in the Reflex Camera Club Group.

Rosie stepped down at the end of the last season and I'm sure you'll all want to join me in thanking her for the work she put in during her time as Chairperson. So the new season also brings a new person at the helm and I'm sure your eager to make sure he gets a warm welcome to the job. Rotting fruit can be had at the back doors of most supermarkets at very cheap rates. Allegedly.

Last year was fantastic for the club and we want to build on that and give everyone the opportunity to get more involved. There's lots of idea's bubbling under the surface, some need a little work and others are ready to go. Don't worry though. No one's going to feel pushed or forced to do anything. By now I hope your all eager to find out what's planned. Well you'll just have to wait and see. Some things will be introduced early in the season and others will gradually trickle in over time and you may not even realise they've been implemented. There have already been a few changes the most obvious of them is the new website. We've also made changes to how emails are sent out and a lot more of the things you don't see, that happen behind the scene's, have changed.

So put the date in your diary 2nd September 19:30 at the Langton. Don't be shy, bring along pictures or digital files to show. Most importantly though, bring yourselves along, catch up with your friends and have a great time.

One last thing. Hopefully you've enjoyed having the regular emails and updates during the break. If you haven't then speak up. If you think it should be done differently or have any suggestions. Tell me. I won't be offended. Constructive criticism is always welcome.