| Group Leaders | Colin Ruddle and Mal Thomas |
| E Mail Address | shutterbugs@u3ajavea.com |
| Meeting Venue | Jávea International Baptist Church, Calle Favara 8, Jávea |
| Meeting Frequency | Monthly on the 3rd Friday of each month |
| Cost | Free but there may be a small charge for room hire |
Shutterbugs welcomes photographers of all levels and areas of interest. The Group Leaders have lots of ideas for bringing photographic concepts to life and helping you to get the most from your photography hobby.
Contact the Group Leaders for more information.
Recent group reports
Photography Group January 2025
The U3A Photography Group aka Shutterbugs met on Friday, Jan 24th and welcomed a new member, Kevin Duck. We had a good turn-out with just a few members away due to other commitments. There were 20 photographs entered for this …
Shutterbugs November Meeting
After the virtual approach of last month, Shutterbugs were back to meeting together. Due to some health & travel issues we were a bit thin on the ground with only four in attendance …
Shutterbugs – October Meeting
The U3A Photography Group aka Shutterbugs took a different approach to their meeting this month and went virtual. Mal being away and Colin at the Group Leaders Dinner led to virtual being the best option. Pictures were sent in via …
Shutterbugs restarts with a tasty treat
The U3A Photography Group aka Shutterbugs met last Friday September 20th. Many were still away enjoying their travels! However, a good proportion of the membership sent in pictures based on the Food project which was set at the meeting in June, the …
Shutterbugs June Meeting
The U3A Photography Group aka Shutterbugs met last Friday June 21st. Many were away, travelling the world honing their photography skills! However, a large proportion of the membership sent in pictures based on the project set in May which was ‘Lines’. Not …
The Shutterbugs in black and white
The Shutterbugs Photography Group met last Friday 24th May. The commitment of our members was fantastic with 12 entrants for the “Black and White” project presenting 24 photographs for critique. Overall, the standard was really high but there was one photograph which …
