Featured Work

  • one noisy little bug by justrick

    this little guy was chirping up some real noise

  • Damselfly by Jonathon Lee

    I think this is the first time i’ve actually been able to get close enough to a dragonfly without it flying away!

  • Last train by Karen Stackpole

    F6.4, ISO100, 1/100 sec, Fuji F6500 camera, hand held, straight from the camera, untouched (yet)

  • 28 Parrot by justrick

    took a trip to the city, heres a shot of a regular garden visitor, love”s fruit / trees, was quiet happy just to sit and eat Mr Melaccas loquats.best to view him larger

  • Passage by Jan Fijolek

    Link between St Terrace and Bus Port in Perth. Colours and lines brough it to my attention.

  • Little pied cormorant by FrankM

    I think these little pied cormorants are the most attractive of the local cormorants.

  • Steps by Jan Fijolek

    Old architecture in Croatia.

Recent Work

  • Cottesloe at Dusk by Sue Buckingham

    I am experimenting with the Orton technique and have been impressed with the results…. it gives a soft focus and the colours are so much richer… please feel free to tell me what you think xx

  • I Wuv U by Alex Cearns

    This is my mate Richard Barry getting up close and personal to a red kangaroo. Originally hailing from the UK, Richard is one of the most interesting and fun people I have ever met – He has become a dear friend. He works tirelessley as the spokesperson for the RSPCA Western Australia, and his passion for animals and commitment to fighting for a better world for them is unwavering. His fave animal happens to be the kangaroo and this was the first time he had been close enough to touch one! And he even snuck in a kiss! Which of course, i caught on film! :) Richard is new to Red Bubble – his profile is / RICHARD BARRY Please check out his work and make him feel welcome to this great online community!

  • Turkey by Alex Cearns

    A male turkey shows off his fan tail.

  • Shoe on the other foot by Alex Cearns

    The elephant takes back the elephant hook – Keeper beware!

  • Rainbow Bee Eater by Alex Cearns

    This was the best shot I managed to get of a rainbow bee eater. I was using a 100-400mm zoom from a footpath and the bird was about 40m away, so the image has been cropped slightly. I wasn’t too happy with the lack of successful shots, so am heading back there in a week and a half to try again. They are quite small birds, and very fast and flighty – the latter I don’t mind so much as it means they stay safe from predators and annoying humans! I can see myself sitting in one spot for 2 hours to get the one shot I’m after – Wish me luck! :)

  • Kookaburra by Alex Cearns

    Whilst trying (and pretty much failing) to get some close shots of rainbow bee eaters (Im going back there soon to try, try again) , I noticed this kookaburra sitting in nearby tree. He didnt seem to notice me, instead concentrating on a wattle bird who was swooping low overhead.

  • Tall Timber by Amanda McLennan

    Glen Mervyn Dam, 200 kms south of Perth in the hills. We spent new years here with about 50 others swimming, water skiing and drinking too much!

  • Morning Dew by Karen Stackpole

    Drops of water from the early morning dew

  • Hidden by Karen Stackpole

    This Grass Hopper did his best to stay hidden / /

  • Orange Sea Sponge by Karen Stackpole

    Found on the Beach at Ledge Point, Western Australia

  • Trying to blend in by Karen Stackpole

    This Black Cockatoo was part of a large group that were sitting in the trees along the side of the road, and appeared very happy to have their pictures taken

  • Pink and Grey Galah by Karen Stackpole

    Another of my daily visitors

Featured Members

  • Dickson Payne
  • Huey

About This Group

Workshop is the largest and most active camera club in Western Australia.
The aim of the club is to encourage and promote photography as an art form.

We present here a variety of examples of our members’ work.

The club meets every Wednesday night at 7:30 PM, with the first Wednesday of each month being a competition night. The meetings are held in the Canning Arts Centre on the corner of High Road and Riley Road, Riverton. Visitors are always welcome to come along to a few meetings, and nobody will ever be put under any obligation to join.

Changing the scenery a little, new group pictures will be chosen based on variety and how possibly relevancy to club activities.

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