A new exhibition has gone on display at Winckley Street Ale House.
The display celebrates the 120th anniversary of Preston Photographic Society, which started as Preston Camera Club on 14 November 1905.
Winckley Street Ale House owner Paul Yates said: “After the successful and much commented on exhibition of Bernie Blackburn’s Punks, we are once again pleased to be displaying work from Preston Photographic Society.
“Visitors can expect to see a showcase of the society members’ varied styles, including portrait, landscape, nature, creative, and film photography.
“All this can be viewed while enjoying a hand-made pie with a refreshing craft ale.”
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Preston Photographic Society is planning to refresh the images in March. And there could be something a bit different coming to Winckley Street Ale House next summer, in the form of an art exhibition.
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