St Andrews Photo

St Andrews Photographic Society is an active photographic club drawing members from St Andrews, northeast Fife and beyond

[St Andrews Photo @StAndrewsPhoto]

St Andrews Photographic Society will be resuming our weekly Wed. meetings from 9th September. Check out our website for the latest syllabus and for more information. All are welcome! https://t.co/cT8Vrtfurk

[Fritters @YourWullie]

In 1981, aged 25, Paul Graham started his first serious project. The concept was to travel up and down the A1, the 410-mile road that stretches the length of the UK from London to Edinburgh, and capture the people and places he came across.
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Here's some of those images

[Verity Milligan @VerityMilligan]

Five years ago today I took this shot of Derwentwater. Still ranks as a personal favourite, probably because I’d never experienced conditions like it before. #LakeDistrict

[BabelColour @StuartHumphryes]

Travel back in time 106 years to Assuan in Egypt: It is Tuesday 20th January 1914 but this could be a scene from any period in the last 4000 years or more. Two Bishari girls were photographed in colour by Auguste Leon for the Albert Kahn Collection, which I have Babelised for you

[LENSCRATCH @lenscratch]

Jaulas//Cages
Renee Romero https://t.co/lNq4PGUfyf

[unfoundhouse @unfoundhouse]

Pavilion Keller, Isere, France...
#weird

[St Andrews Photo @StAndrewsPhoto]

Six months of pandemic photography https://t.co/ehnfrQGXkD

[Neil Barr - NB Photography 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 @NeilBarr]

Was through in St Andrews to do a wee talk for the lovely folk at @StAndrewsPhoto. Gave me some time to fit in a wee shoot around town.
https://t.co/9qhYa53TkE
@RandA

[St Andrews Photo @StAndrewsPhoto]

Wilson Quaich awarded for 2019, for the best photograph in the society’s annual exhibition — congratulations to Nicola Shepherd!
https://t.co/qPZ4TfpLCP

[Monroe Gallery @Monroegallery]

Robert Frank, revolutionary American photographer, dies aged 94 https://t.co/OuOd1MyM5U

[Pulp Librarian @PulpLibrarian]

John Bulmer was a pioneer of British colour photojournalism, and documented the changing face of the North of England in the '60s and '70s.

Let's take a look at some of his work... #FridayFeeling

[St Andrews Photo @StAndrewsPhoto]

Fascinating: The Private Spaces of Kuwaiti Women https://t.co/R1kKEwgbeN

<< Photos by Maha Alasaker

[St Andrews Photo @StAndrewsPhoto]

Looking forward to your talk, Jeff!

[National Galleries of Scotland @NatGalleriesSco]

The Forth Bridge is an engineering masterpiece which has become an iconic symbol of Scotland.
In this blog post, we explore how the bridge has fascinated generations of photographers: https://t.co/pILar2K3cV 🌉📷👊

[John Kraus @johnkrausphotos]

Totality! The fully-eclipsed moon is seen in a field of stars. Single frame. #LunarEclipse #SuperBloodWolfMoon

[Kent Nishimura @kentnish]

I’ve flown into @flyLAXairport at night countless times this year alone, almost always returning from an assignment for the paper, and this view flying over the City of Angels, never gets old. It just seems to stretch on towards infinity. #travelingkent

[Alyn Wallace 🌌 @alynwallace]

Possibly the most insane single exposure I've ever taken. Just as I asked my friend Jens to point at Comet 46P/Wirtanen, a meteor streaked underneath the open star cluster Pleiades (M45).
Jens - 150m
Meteor - 85 km
Comet 46P - 11 million km
Pleiades - 444 light years

[Andy Adams @FlakPhoto]

What an image - David LaChapelle / Elton John: Egg on his Face, 1999. @photographmag