Leica Fellowship's website

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Welcome to the Leica Fellowship, a group of friends who share an interest in Leica photography. Twice a year members can meet for a weekend away in a different part of the UK. A quarterly newsletter contains news and articles, written by members. As well as the weekends, which are great fun, members communicate by email, telephone or Zoom meetings and through this website.

Our website has two main aims:

1. To inform our existing members.

Regular news updates will be the main method of informing members of future plans and meetings. The Gallery will show examples of members’ Leica photography.

2. To attract new members

We hope that our website will attract new members. There is help in abundance for those new to Leica ownership. What better place to learn about fine photography with a Leica?

For a modest subscription; and an interest in Leica equipment, you could join us. You would receive a warm and welcoming letter, and gain the opportunity to make new friends, possibly within your home area. We have members from overseas, but most live in the UK. Why not take that first step by using the link: Contact us here
and register your interest for the attention of our Membership Secretary?

News

Red Kites At Llanddeusant by Cled Lewis
17th October 2025

This week Cled shows us photographs taken of the red kites at the Llanddeusant feeding centre.
As you read his article you might be as surprised as the webmaster was that Cled had used a Leica M with a 75mm Summilux, who would've chosen that combination to take most of these. A couple were taken on the Panasonic by Pam.

Leica M11 - 75mm Summilux

Pam - Panasonic G9

Pam - Panasonic G9
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Philip Rigby's Work - Leica CL and 24-70 SL
10th October 2025

Philip shows us the results of working with this interesting combination of lens and body. When you view Philip's flowers, I think you will agree with him that it works. Thanks Philip.

Alan Humphries - Exbury Gardens Steam Railway - ‘The Rhododendron Line”
03rd October 2025

We continue our railway theme with Alan Humphries' story about the Exbury Gardens Railway. His photographs show what a delight this is.
Keith and Ken built 'OO' model railways but here the creator built a working steam railway!