Preparation and perfect timing
A Finchampstead man has captured a dramatic image of a red kite in his garden last weekend.
Tag: photography
Wokingham PROBUS Club – Photography in the frame
At our monthly meeting in May at Coppid Beech Hotel we were treated to the fascinating history of photography.
Former Wokingham Borough Mayor celebrates town’s photo talents
Wokingham's photographers have been celebrated by the outgoing borough mayor in a recent competition.
Spencers Wood photographer hits fundraising target for Royal Berks- 5 times!
A Wokingham photographer began May on a mission to raise £250 for the Royal Berks charity. 82 photo shoots later, ...
Beck’s doorstep memories help Women’s Aid
Front doorsteps tend to be the place we find milk bottles and abandon muddy wellies, but since the start of ...
YOUR PICTURES: Can you see a dog’s head in this cloud?
Wokingham Paper reader Harry Atkinson spotted a dog among the clouds when returning from a two-week holiday in America
Wokingham photographers show off their skills
Wokingham and East Berkshire Camera club members have been inspired by two of their fellow members who have won recognition ...
Henley Arts Trail 2017: All you need to know ahead of this weekend’s fun
THE FIRST major arts event of the season is just around the corner, and The Wokingham Paper has everything you ...
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