Welcome to the News page of Le DéClic Luchaptais . Here you can discover what has been happening within the club and stay informed about our recent activities and news.
We share updates from our outings, exhibitions, club meetings, monthly photography challenges, along with highlights and images from past events.
Whether showcasing members’ work, sharing results, or looking back at recent club activities, this page offers a glimpse into the creative and active community of Le DéClic Luchaptais.
Please check back regularly for the latest updates and inspiration.
June 2026 – Abstract
For June 2026, the club’s monthly photography challenge explored the theme “Abstract”, encouraging members to look beyond the obvious and create images that focused on visual elements rather than easily
May 2026 – Still Life
For May 2026, the club’s monthly photography challenge explored the theme “Still Life”, inviting members to discover the artistic potential of everyday objects. Still life photography captures ordinary subjects, transforming
April 2026 – Movement
For April 2026, the club’s monthly photography challenge explored the theme “Movement”, inviting members to capture a sense of motion within their images. The challenge encouraged experimentation with shutter speed,
March 2026 – Macro Spring Growth
For March 2026, the club’s monthly photography challenge explored the theme “Macro: Spring Growth”, inviting members to capture the detail and emergence of new life at close range. The challenge
Spring Expo Competition – The Winners
Spring Exhibition Photography Competition – Theme: Water – The Winners As part of our Spring Exhibition, members were invited to submit photographs based on the theme “Water”. The theme was
Spring Photography Exhibition
The club’s Spring Exhibition was held over the weekend of 5th and 6th April 2026 at the Salle des fêtes de Luchapt, marking the club’s annual community photography event. This
February 2026 – Minimalist History
For March 2026, the club’s monthly photography challenge explored the theme “Minimalist History”, inviting members to capture a sense of the past through simple and uncluttered compositions. The challenge encouraged