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Wodonga / Albury Camera Club Inc

Welcome to the Wodonga / Albury Camera Club Website

WACC is a Australian Camera Club located on the border of Victoria and New South Wales on the banks of the mighty Murray River, and comprising members from both sides of the border. We are an incorporated body in Victoria and come under the Victorian Association of Photographic Societies Inc (VAPS). We meet on the second Monday of the month at the Felltimber Community Centre in West Wodonga. The Club activities include competitions, workshops and outings. Welcome to our corner of the world.

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WACC Exhibition 'Hyphen - Through the Viewfinder' 2023

In 2023 WACC held a very successful Exhibition at the Hyphen - Wodonga Library Gallery
A very big thank you to Justin Dallinger for his time and effort in putting together this very impressive 3D presentation!
(Justin is from Foto Supplies Camera House, Albury Phone: (02) 6021 6566)
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WACC AGM At the November meeting the annual AGM will be held. Those who would like to nominate for a Committe position are asked to contact the Secretary

The September attendance was pleasing with 32 members in attendance. The Judge for the competition was Paul Lucas who presented a written critique, read by Bill Thompson.
Congradulations to all the award winners
Our Presidant Mark Slater gave a run down on the Paatsch Shield outing and Lake Tyrrell roadtrip, along with presentations.
As a promotion for the AV season starting in November, the place getters in our third season in 2016/17 were shown.

The Benalla Camera Club and The Wodonga / Albury Camera Club again went into battle for the Paatsch Shield with Benalla hosting it this year. Eleven WACC members and eight from BCC met at Byramine Homestead near Yarrawonga for morning tea, where we were treated to traditional scones and hot beverages. BCC challenged us to a pictorial scavenger hunt to find and photograph Farm machinery, Chimneys, Gates, Reflections, Windows, Doors, Person walking a dog, Rural outbuildings, Watercraft, Building of historical significance and Pelican/s. There were good opportunities to capture many of the subjects around the homestead afterwhich most of the participants ventured into Yarrawonga/Mulwala and surrounds.

Eleven WACC members travelled for a weekend away at Lake Tyrrell.
Lake Tyrrell is a shallow, salt-crusted depression in the Mallee district of north-west Victoria. The name 'Tyrrell' is derived from the local Wergaia word for 'sky', the Boorong Aboriginal people of the area being distinguished for their interest in star-lore. (Wikipedia)
Lake Tyrrell turns pink during warm and dry or semi-dry periods (typically between September and December or late summer/autumn)
There were good opportunities to capture many of the surrounds.