Photography group activities early 2025
One evening in February, a few members of the group attended a second shooting session on this topic.
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Photography group sparks interest
One evening in early December 2024, a few members of the group attended a shooting session to see how succesful we could be at photographing flying ‘sparks’ from a variety of sources. Read this post to see our results and how we achieved them.
Photography group table-top weather workshop
In late February 2023, I provided a workshop demo session for a few group members of my idea of being able to take specific ‘weather’ scenes on any set day. Can we control the weather? Well, with imagination and ingenuity, we can create desired ‘weather’ within a limited scenario and have fun doing so.
Newsletter Extra – June 2022
Our lead photo this month shows the New Members Coffee Meeting held on Monday 23rd May in the Social Club building at The Willows residential park. This month our Members’ Gallery features contributions mainly from Alan Wheeler, who has shared his photos shot during May from Church Wood, the ‘Wind in the Willows’ garden and Langley Park.
Season of Harvest
Photographs from various members taken in Autumn 2020.
High Streets Research Project
This is a national U3A project aiming to record changes in UK shopping patterns, accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Mindfulness with U3A
Quoted from Third Age Trust website:
“U3A members are invited to join weekly mindfulness sessions hosted on the our YouTube Channel and run by the mindfulness Subject Adviser, Nancy Taylor.
Mr Motivator with U3A goes live
Mr Motivator has teamed up with U3A for a series of exercising videos. The fitness personality, best known for his brightly-coloured outfits and enthusiastic work-outs, has created a six-day long programme for U3A members
Windsor ‘buddies’ prove it’s good to talk
A small army of volunteers from Windsor U3A is at the heart of our drive to help relieve the loneliness and boredom that can come from social isolation as the UK’s Covid-19 lockdown continues.