Members of Ely Photographic Club have contributed around 150 images for its 50th anniversary exhibition.
Seventeen photographers have handed over 85 examples of their work which will be framed and on display at the Babylon Gallery.
Visitors will be able to flip through the rest of the images at their leisure as part of the exhibition, which opens from September 3-29.
Phil Lenney, Secretary of Ely Photographic Club, said: “All our members have been invited to contribute images to the exhibition.
“This is an amazing opportunity to showcase our work at a professional gallery.
“I hope visitors will take the opportunity to visit and help us celebrate our club’s special milestone.”
Architecture, landscapes, wildlife and abstract works are among the impressive images which will also be available for sale.
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The exhibition is being sponsored by Muse Fine Art Printing based in Witchford.
A preview evening will be held on September 4 between 6pm-8pm.
Ely Photographic Club was formed in 1974.
In that time, it has guided members through the progression of digital technology and image processing.
Phil says the use of artificial intelligence in photography is a hot topic at the moment and will continue to be in future.
The club is always open to new members and further information is available on its website www.elyphotographicclub.co.uk.
The exhibition at Babylon Gallery marks the start of an exciting and varied season of events planned for the club.
Photographs will also be exhibited for a fortnight at The Yard by Silver Oak, in Newnham Street, Ely, between October 29 and November 12, 2024.
Babylon Gallery is located by the Waterside in Ely. It is open Tuesday to Friday 12pm to 4pm; weekends 10am to 4pm. Entry is free.
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