The Melbourne Camera Club International Women’s Day Exhibition is on. It's near the South Melbourne market so if you're in that area, check it out. Entry is free and visitors are welcome.

The MCC have emailed me for a few years now and asked if I wanted to add a couple of my images to their IWD display (I've been involved in judging their monthly comps a couple of times). Up until this year, I have always declined. But after the year that Covid caused and RMIT closed down short courses rendering me under-employed, I was at a bit of a loose end and when the email came through I thought, stuff it, I need some motivation to do something. And so I selected, printed and delivered a couple of images. I also coerced my daughter Rebekah to do the same.

If you get the chance to exhibit or enter any of your images into anything, I recommend you do. It's a great learning process on many levels. Try it and you'll see what I mean. Let me know if you do and I'll try and get along and have a look if I can.

If your photography has stalled and you don't know what to do, check out a Camera Club near you. They can keep you motivated and challenged.

The MCC Exhibition will be open to the public on the following dates during March:

Saturday 6 March: 10am-4pm

Sunday 7 March: 10am-4pm

Monday 8 March (Labour Day): 10am-4pm

Thursday 11 March: 2pm-6pm

Thursday 18 March: 2pm-6pm

Thursday 25 March: 2pm-6pm

Location: Melbourne Camera Club Gallery

254-256 Ferrars St / corner Ferrars and Dorcas Streets, South Melbourne