Photographers in the club were asked to submit photographs for the theme ‘Winter Textures’.

From flooded plains to snow-topped planes, the members got creative to show us the beautiful textures the winter brings.

In no particular order, here are our favourites:

This snow-covered aircraft was photographed outside the Boscombe Down Aviation Collection at Old Sarum Airfield by Rich Safe

Tracey Crowley photographed the textures on a gravestone after a ‘beautiful’ walk to church

Claire Penny made the most of the recent flooding and captured a beautiful photo as the bubbles made textures in the water

Jo Bourne photographed the beautiful textures of the clouds on this starry night over Stonehenge

Craig Harris saw the swirling textures crystallised in the ice on this path

A classic wintery photo showing the textures on a frosty leaf was taken by Tracey Crowley

Ali Blackwell’s beautiful photo shows the soft textures of the flooded Town Path

Juliet Mosney’s beautiful photo captures the textures of the rippling waters in front of the cathedral

A rare, sunny winter scene in the New Forest was photographed by Hang Ross, showing textures on the water and the leaves of the trees

Jeanne Rushby’s photo shows the textured feathers of a beautiful swan

Mark Warner captured a black and white photo of the low winter sun turning the flooded Town Path and Watermeadows into ‘a sea of silver’

Tanya Louise photographed the Cathedral through the textured coppiced willows along the Town Path

The textures created by this tree and the birds sitting in it were captured by Matt Nash

Rich Safe took his lovely photo showing the textures created by the trees looking towards Stratford Road from St Lawrence’s Church

How to join the Salisbury Journal Camera Club

Every day, our camera club members submit brilliant photographs to our camera club, some follow the theme, but others just send in images they are proud of. 

Do you have a stunning photo you would like to share with us? You can post it in the camera club’s group once you have joined and you might be lucky enough to see your photograph in the paper, or on our social media pages including Facebook and Instagram. 

It is free and easy for anyone to join the camera club and a great way to share your amazing photos with others. Simply search for Salisbury Journal Camera Club on Facebook and click to join and you will be free to share with others in the group.