Set Subjects - 2026
Month | Set Subject | Brief |
March 2026 | Nightscapes | Explore night time photography, from stars to city lights, using long exposures, capturing light trails, or experimenting with ISO settings for low-light shots |
April 2026 | Creative | Use an unusual combination of objects or viewpoint to create a novel effect |
May 2026 | Geometric Photography | Use lines, shapes, and patterns found in the world to create interesting compositions, balance and symmetry. The focus of the resulting images will be on the geometric lines, shapes and patterns formed; and the geometric aspect should be clearly conveyed. Subject matter may include, but is not limited to, Architectural, Urban, and Natural patterns. |
June 2026 | Something Weird | Strange, weird, & unique. Let ‘Photography’ imagination run wild! Look for the unusual or ‘odd’ in your subject matter. |
July 2026 | A Dark Canvas | Use a dark background to highlight colours and shapes. |
August 2026 | Rain | Slow down your shutter speed and explore the effect of the rain |
September 2026 | Textures of Life | Highlight tactile qualities of surfaces and materials. Guidelines: Explore close-ups or macro shots to emphasize texture, and experiment with lighting to create shadows and depth |
October 2026 | The Power of Three | Use groups of three to create balance and harmony. Guidelines: Look for natural groupings of three, and incorporate the rule of thirds in your composition. |
November 2026 | Moments in Time | Capture a fleeting moment or story. Guidelines: Focus on candid shots, freeze action, and convey emotions through the scene. |
February 2027 | Depth and Layers | Create a sense of depth in your image. Guidelines: Use foreground, middle ground, and background elements, and experiment with depth of field. |
March 2027 | Wild at Heart | Showcase untamed elements of nature or wildlife. Guidelines: Photograph animals in their natural habitats, or capture the raw beauty of nature. |
April 2027 | The Art of Stillness | Create calming, tranquil images. Guidelines: Explore still life or serene landscapes, and focus on symmetry and minimalism. |