Month	Set Subject	Brief
February	Less is More	Bannish chaos and strip down your composition to the bare minimum. Make sure you don't have more than you need.
March	Urban Decay	Those empty alleys and buildings which are well past their prime
April	Reflections	Also referred to as mirror photography, when reflective surfaces are used to create an artistic echo of a scene.
May	The Small Things	Draw attention to tiny subjects or details, by using a macro lens, or shooting at a shallow depth of field to isolate subjects.
June	* Steampunk Note: An outing using models will be organised at the Bassendean Railway Museum.	Mix history, fantasy, and technology, in a design-style inspired by Victorian-era industrialism
July	* Craftsmen, Artists and Musicians Note: A workshop on that theme will be organised at the Men’s Shed, Mundaring.	Capture the essence and creative spirit of individuals, document the artistic process, the meticulous attention to detail, and the unique personalities of craftsmen, artists, and musicians
August	High Key	A high key image mostly consists of highlights and midtones, is generally bright and even, and delicately toned, often with pastel and/or white shades
September	Broken	Interpret the concept of broken in any way you wish to conjure an intriguing narrative
October	Windows to the World	Use windows, frames, or openings as compositional tools. Frame your subject through windows, and play with light and shadow
November	Weathered and Worn	Show the beauty of age and imperfection. Capture rust, peeling paint, or distressed textures in natural or human environments
January 2026	A Hint of Colour	In an otherwise monochrome image, highlight the one colour that will make it pop
February	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
March	Creative	Use an unusual combination of objects or viewpoint to create a novel effect