The images in this exhibition are the result of a collaboration between Musselburgh Camera Club, in East Lothian and Mölnlycke Fotoklubb, based in Mölnlycke on the outskirts of Gothenburg in Sweden.
The cooperation between the two camera clubs began around 2019, starting when two former members of the Musselburgh Club moved to Sweden. Since then, the clubs have enjoyed joint activities online, such as photo competitions, discussions and presentations. Seven Musselburgh members visited Gothenburg in 2019, and eight members enjoyed a reciprocal visit to Musselburgh for a long weekend in the middle of May 2026, when these photos were taken.
Musselburgh Camera Club originally began life in the 1960s as the Scottish Electricity Board Camera Club. It now has approximately 35 members and meets at the Fisherrow Centre in Musselburgh. Mölnlycke Fotoklubb was founded in 1973 and has approximately 45 members. Both clubs cater to all abilities.
The Tilson Window framed by an arch from the Lady Chapel
Credit: Steven Beard (Musselburgh Camera Club)
The stained-glass window in the Sacristy casts a golden light onto the floor
Credit: Helén Lundén (Mölnlycke Fotoklubb)
The lovers turn away from the devil towards the light
Credit: Steven Beard (Musselburgh Camera Club)
Angel with gold cross on the north wall of the Sacristy
Credit: Karin Teghammar Arell (Mölnlycke Fotoklubb)