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• Mercia Photographic Group
  The Mercia Group is an alliance of photographic societies in the Midlands UK,formed for the purpose of staging high quality lectures and presentations. All the clubs are members of the Midland Counties Photographic Federation.

• Midlothian Camera Club
  Midlothian Camera Club - one of the leading camera clubs in Midlothian, Scotland. Our location and facilities are described, along with our programme of events. Some members photos are also included.

• Mitcham Camera Club
  Mitcham Camera Club is Surreys most friendly photographic society which meets each Friday evening at Pollards Hill Community Centre, South Lodge Ave, Mitcham CR4 1LT

• Monmouth Photographic Club
  is a small group of enthusiastic photographers who are always looking for ways to improve their photography.The club embraces a wide spectrum of experience from beginners to members with many years experience. Some members have their own darkroom facilities and recently there has been an increasing interest in computers and digital imaging. We are keen to share our experience and help one another to improve and enjoy our photography.

• Morden Camera Club
  - find out more about our club. See some of our pictures, and hopefully pick up a few tips!

• Morriston Camera Club
  .Morriston Camera Club, a camera club dedicated to help improve the photographic skills of anyone interested in photography in the Morriston area of Swansea.

• Morriston Camera Club
  an amateur Morriston, Swansea camera club catering for all levels of photographic experience, but particularly beginners.

• Natural World Photographic Society
  Our aim is to foster and promote the natural world etc through photography, meetings, talks, discussion, exhibitions and visits.

• Newbury Camera Club
  the club meets every Thursday evening, starting at 7:30pm and finishing at about 10:00pm, at Shaw Social Club, Almond Avenue, Shaw, Newbury. Prospective members, both beginners and experienced photographers, are always welcome to come along and see what the club is all about. After up to three such visits prospective members are invited to join the club

• North West Bristol Camera Club
  The North West Bristol Camera Club - A small friendly club for anyone interested in photography., choosing and using a digital camera nwbcc talk

• Northallerton Camera Club
  We are a local club, centered on the North Yorkshire market town of Northallerton, but draw our membership from the surrounding towns and villages as well. We have achieved success both locally and at national level, whilst continuing to keep a warm welcome for photographers of all ages and abilites.

• Northampton Camera Club
  our regular weekly meetings are designed to cater for all tastes in photography, from beginners to advanced workers, and cover colour, monochrome, and slide photography

• Northern Counties Photographic Federation
  (NCPF) We serve over fifty clubs and societies across the North of England, covering an area, which includes the whole of the counties of Northumberland, Tyne & Wear, Durham, Cleveland and the northern part of Cumbria.

• Oldham Photographic Society
  is one of the oldest photographic societies in Britain - founded in 1867 by a group of professional photographers from the town. Today our members are almost all amateurs with a variety of photographic interests, both traditional and progressive. We aim to help members get the most out of their hobby by offering help and advice and sharing ideas.

• Paisley Colour Photographic Club
  What does Paisley Colour extend to members? Something of interest for all: from those who just enjoy seeing the pictures of our guest speakers, to those enthusiasts who wish to compete in competitions. The bulk of our members are in the former category. As far as the club is concerned, our main attraction is the Thursday experience. The Thursday evening programme, in the main, consists of the best known photographers from all over Britain and beyond, showing us their work. Their subjects cover the entire range of photography, and speakers with a special interest in nature photography are always included.

• Parkwood Camera Club is a club for digital and film stills photographers. As well as digitally presented competitions, we also hold print competitions, suitable for both digital and film images. For images shot on film, to enter a digitally presented competition, images would require scanning. Beginners are welcome as are enthusiasts and professionals alike. Where do we meet?

• Photo Craft Camera Club
  meet on Wednesday evenings at St Elpheges Church Hall, Stafford Road, Wallington at 8.00.

• Photography Digital Photo Camera
  Digital imaging with photos, images, information, competition and discussion, a Royal Photographic Society special interest group.

• Portsmouth Imaging Club
  Well, it has been a year now since the club took the plunge and decided on a change. We didn't want to just have a cosmetic change, we needed a radical alteration in the way the club was organised, a complete change of image. it has been very successful, The club has changed from the traditional type of camera club, where members sit down and are shown examples of technique, or images by a guest speaker. We actually do make images. We have 10 networked PC's at our disposal and we use them to make images and improve on our knowledge of Digital Photography

• Postal Photo Club
  is a photographic club whose members circulate monochrome and colour prints (maximum size 7" x 5"), colour slides and digital images by post in the U.K.

• Queen's Park Camera Club (Glasgow, Scotland)
  The objectives of Queens Park Camera Club shall be to promote and encourage the study, practice and knowledge of the art and science of photography and its applications and other educational, artistic and cultural purposes connected therewith, among members of the Club and the general public in Glasgow and the surrounding district.

• R B Camera Club
  Our members include International Exhibitors who will be only too pleased to share their knowledge or,indeed,accept advice.

• Reading University Photographic Society
  We are a well established Club, with over 70 members (at the last count!). We are a fun club and meet weekly to socialise, share skills and to indulge in our passion for photography. We also have visits from external speakers to share their expertise in more specific areas for example studio photography, and one of our main attractions is our weekend trips away - a great chance to get some hands-on experience. We also have a darkroom which members can use to print their own photos.

• Readings Amateur Glamour Club
  - open to all amatuers in the Reading area. Professional models for photographing at reasonable rates.

• Ridgewood Camera Club
  Ridgewood camera Club offers slide and print competitions, programs, workshops, field trips and digital photography expertise for Northern New Jersey amateur photographers

• Rochdale & District Camera Club
  We are a small friendly club that meet every Tuesday in the town of Rochdale situated in the English Pennine hills. The Club has a busy Syllabus with plenty of practical and instructional evenings

• Scottish Monochrome
  is a new venture seeking to provide a forum for monochrome photographers.The purpose of the group is to share experiences and to provide an informative, instructive, and friendly environment in the pursuit of monochrome images. The aim is to cater for both 'traditional wet' and 'modern dry' processes, both will be given an equal footing - image quality being the goal

• Shillington Camera Club
  (Norfolk) Founded in March 1960 the Club still retains its original aims: To see work from the best possible photographers in all spheres of the medium. To offer members the opportunity to have their work analysed and criticised by competent judges To offer a forum for the exchange of ideas, information and experience, so essential for progress in any endeavour Above all, for fun! These aims remain as true today as at the Club's inception
  

• Shirley Photographic Society
  We cater for beginners in photography, also intermediate and advanced workers. We aim to facilitate the interests and skills of members. Help and advice is always available. We hold print and slide competitions during the year and also we participate in Inter-club competitions.

• Smethwick Photographic Society
  Situated in the centre of England, Smethwick Photographic Society has been active for nearly eighty years and for the past thirty years has been firmly established as one of the UK's foremost societies. It has recently moved into new purpose-built premises with a 100+ seat lecture hall, lounge with licensed bar, studio, darkroom, digital imaging room, kitchen, toilets and facilities for the disabled. This is situated in The Old Schoolhouse, Churchbridge, Oldbury

• South Birmingham Photographic Society
  We are a photographic society in Hall Green, Birmingham, UK that meet every Friday night from September to April. Our annual exhibition rounds off the year. There are a range of talks and a club competition every month. And across the summer months there popular group excursions.

• South Liverpool Photographic Society
  was formed in 1954 from a section of the Wavertree Community Association which met at Cadby Hall. SLPS then moved to a local Baptist Hall. Finances were meagre at the start but the society soon attracted a growing membership. The standard of work produced by 'The South' meant that it became a very prestigious club in competitions both in the North-West and nationally.

• South Manchester Camera Club
  for Photographers of all ages and abilities South Manchester Camera is one of the largest and more successful clubs in the North West of England.

• Southampton Camera Club
  Although Southampton Camera Club is over 100 years old with an impressive history, it is much more concerned with today's challenges. It is one of the leading clubs in southern England, providing a mixed programme of competitions and lectures, and organising a well established International Exhibition of Photography. Because of its national status, it is able to attract prominent judges and lecturers from all parts of the country.

• Southend-On-Sea Photographic Society
  it was founded in 1900. The site includes the history and information about the club, A gallery with some Photos that were taken by the Members. There is also a request page, where we can post a free Brochure of our Annual Exhibition to you.

• Southwick Camera Club, Meetings Commence in September until May on Thursday nights at 7.30. at the Deall Room, Southwick Community Centre, Southwick Street, Southwick, West Sussex

• Spectrum Camera Club
  was founded in1957 and its aim was to promote colour slide photography. Club members have had many successes over the years and a number of its present members hold prestigious RPS distinctions with ARPS and FRPS awards. For 18 years, Spectrum held an International Exhibition which, in its time was the largest in the British Isles, attracting as it did over 7500 entries from more than 50 different countries.

• Stirling and District Camera Club
  The camera club meets weekly on Wednesday's between the middle of September and middle of April. Meetings take place in Room 3, Cowane Centre, Cowane Street, Stirling. Times of meeting are 7.15pm for 7.30pm to about 9.30pm usually.

• Stourbridge Photographic Society
  in the heart of the West Midlands, a well established club with a balance of digital and traditional photographers. Recently we purchased a digital projector to help the club move further forwards in the digital world allowing members to show digital work in a similar way to slides and more importantly for members and visiting lecturers to share tips and techniques……

• Swindon Photographic Society
  a friendly welcoming camera club which covers a wide range of photographic interests.

• The Lowestoft Photographic & Digital Imaging Club
  Welcome to the Lowestoft Photographic & Digital Imaging Club, Lowestoft, Suffolk. Whatever your level of photographic interest or knowledge, you will find a stimulating and welcoming environment at our weekly Wednesday evening meetings.

• The Royal Photographic Society
  The world renowned Royal Photographic Society (RPS) has been at the forefront of photography for nearly 150 years. We cover everything from the early history of photography to contemporary photographic exhibitions.

• Uckfield Photographic Society
  The club is a small friendly group, which tries to bring like-minded people together by running a varied programme throughout the year with entertaining, practical and educational sessions.

• United Photographic Postfolios
  Enjoy Photography? Who looks at your pictures? If you would welcome interested comments, or advice? How about joining United Photographic Postfolios of Great Britain? UPP is a club that comes to you, and is about to celebrate its 75th. Year. Each circle has about 15 members, and there will be one catering for your own photographic interests. Or for more information contact the membership sec. Liz Boud, Holly Cottage, Laundry Lane, Chelwood Lane, Haywards Heath, West Sussex, RH10 4LR

• Wantage Camera Club
  Welcome to the website of Wantage Camera Club. This is an extensive site with photographs, music and even AV Shows!

• Warrington District Camera Club
  Our varied program runs throughout the year and includes lectures, practical / social nights, competitions and many other activities.

• Watford Camera Club
  Watford Camera Club is the oldest photographic club in Hertfordshire, having celebrated its centenary in 2003.  Anyone interested in photography is welcome - from novices to experienced photographers. Meetings take place weekly at 7.45pm on Thursday evenings at the Friends Meeting House, 150 Church Road, Watford WD17 4QB  where there is free parking.  The season runs from September to mid-June.
  The programme offers competition evenings interspersed with lectures on all aspects of photography, social events and visits.
  Visitors are welcome to come to 2 or 3 meetings free of charge.If you would like to join, please call 01923 228445 or 07789 095432

• Windsor Photographic Society
  The club's emphasis is very much on enjoyment of photography - the WPS is definitely not a stuffy club - and, unlike many clubs, has been particularly successful in attracting lady members and younger enthusiasts.

• Witney Photo Group
  Meetings are held on Monday evenings, 7.30 p.m. in the Gallery Room of the Corn Exchange, Witney, unless otherwise stated in the programme.

• Wolverhampton Photographic Society
  We are a lively society with around 70 members. All areas of photography are covered from archival photography through to digital imaging. We meet every Tuesday evening throughout our season, which runs from September to May. In addition there are several independently run Practical Studio Nights using both amateur and professional models.

• Worcestershire Camera Club
  We welcome visitors to the club and hope that if you are in the Worcester area you will come along to one of our meetings, details of which you can find under Programme. The site gives our activities together with a brief history plus a picture gallery of members photographs and a range of tutorials to help with your photography. We hope that you find some ideas and inspiration for your photographs

• Wythall Photographic Society
  We meet Wednesdays (see programme) at 8.00pm at the Wythall Community Centre, Silver Street, Wythall, Worcestershire, England and have currently 17 members. We are a progressive club whose aim is to further the interests and skills of our members. We offer a full range of activities, with regular lectures on all aspects of the photographic arts and sciences.
  
  

   

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