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Zealand
Antarctica
Photo Club
The Antarctica
Photo Club is not even located on the Antarctica Continet.
I just thought it should be represented with a photo club.
Everyone is welcome to become a member of the club even
if you have never been to Antarctica. To be a member just
send me a E-mail stating you wish to join and you will
be able to say you are a member.
Auckland
Photographic Society
The Auckland
Photographic Society is a nonprofit organisation of both
amateur and professional photographers alike. Our primary
goal is to promote and support the art and science of
photography as a means of creative expression through
awareness, education and participation. We strive to provide
an enjoyable and stimulating forum through which members
can receive practical information to help improve their
technique, share ideas and keep pace with industry trends.
Christchurch
Photographic Society
Meetings
are every Wednesday at 8pm, throughout the year from late
January to early December. Venue is the Riccarton Community
Church, 44 Elizabeth Street, Riccarton, Christchurch.
Henderson
Photographic Society
meetings;
2nd and 4th Wednesdays, 7-45pm.Kelston Community Centre,
cnr Awaroa Road & Great North Road, Glendene: contact
Cherie Vaughan 09-836-0082, 16 Albizia Ave, Henderson,
Auckland
Howick
Camera Club
On the FIRST
MONDAY of each month entries are made in OPEN and SET
SUBJECTS. The images are judged and given AWARDS Workshop
evenings are held on the THIRD MONDAY of the month. Sometimes
a special program is inserted instead. On the FOURTH MONDAY
a special evening is held. This evening is a specialised
one and not included in the club subscription. A fee [currently
$2.00] is charged and members of the public are welcome
to attend.
Hutt
Camera Club
We are
a small, friendly group of approximately 50 members who
meet every 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month to discuss
various aspects of photography or listen to the wisdom
of specialist speakers on a wide variety of topics. This
is always followed by a cuppa and a chance to chinwag
and socialise with other members. We have internal competitions
with a range of different subjects, all to stretch your
ability and imagination, the comments given by the judges
are designed to help improve your picture taking and subject
choice. Have a look at our Programme page for more information.
Manukau
Photographic Society
is essentially
a club whose members have an interest in photography.
They range from beginners through to professionals, with
skills and experience across a broad spectrum. Anybody
who would like to improve their photography or share their
photographic knowledge with others will find membership
of the club worthwhile
North
Shore Photograpic Society
We are a
society of amateur and professional photographers, who
meet regularly to talk photography, go on field trips,
make new friends, compete amongst ourselves and generally
share our passion for photography. The North Shore Photographic
Society is affiliated with the Photographic Society of
New Zealand, and members receive the PSNZ Cameratalk as
part of their subscription.
Tauranga
Photographic Society
is located
at the Art & Crafts Centre at the corner of Elizabeth
St. West and the Waikareao Expressway (Takitimu Drive),
Tauranga, in the beautiful Bay of Plenty. We extend a
warm welcome to all, no matter what level of photographic
expertise. Our members share a love of photography and
enjoy the great fellowship this club offers. We cater
for both the amateur and professional plus all mediums,
and have our own darkroom available for members' use.
We have regular evaluations of members' work, speakers,
workshops, competitions and field trips.
The Photographic Society of New Zealand
The Society has been the umbrella organisation for approximately 60 Camera clubs
Waikanae
Camera Club
Meetings
are held on the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of each month, from
February to November inclusive at:Waikanae Presbyterian
Church Hall, Ngaio Road, Waikanae at 7.30 pm
Waikato
Photographic Society
We meet
at the Melville Methodist Church Hall, off Bader Street,
Hamilton, on the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month
at 8pm. We also run a vibrant digital group on the third
Tuesday each month. Visitors are welcome, so come and
have a look.
Wellington
Photographic Society
Members
of the Wellington Photographic Society (WPS) range from
beginners, through to experienced amateurs and professionals.
The only requirement for membership is a desire to learn
about, and gain an appreciation of, the art and science
of photography. The WPS, through regular workshops and
seminars, encourages practical use of your camera no matter
whether it be a cheap "point and shoot" or the
latest technological marvel. Monthly meetings seek to
provide plenty of motivation and stimulation, as well
as practical information on how to improve your photography.
In addition, the WPS organises social activities, outings,
and other special occasions as the need arises. So members
have lots of opportunities to learn more about photography
(and have fun in the process!). The society also maintains
a darkroom for the use of members and visitors on a casual
or subscription basis.
Whangarei
Camera Club
Regular
meetings are held on the first and third Wednesday of
every month at 7.30pm at the St Pauls Church Hall on the
corner of Boswell Street and Station Road, Kamo, Whangarei
Australia
Cadbury
Camera Club
We are very
proud of the fact that we are known as the "Friendly
Club" You will find that we are willing to help each
other with all types of problems, including photographic.
Tasmania, AUSTRALIA 7011.
Caulfield
Photographic Society
The Club
meets on alternate Monday evenings from 7:30 pm to 10:00
pm. Meetings include monthly competitions, when members
submit prints or transparencies to be judged by qualified
judges, talks by guest speakers, workshops and practical
nights. Light refreshments are provided. (refer to Syllabus)
We aim to develop better photographic skills, to socialise
with others interested in photography and to engage in
friendly competition .
Melbourne
Camera Club
The Melbourne
Camera Club is the largest in Victoria and offers a positive
and friendly atmosphere in which members are encouraged
and assisted to follow their individual pursuits. Services
provided include print and slide competitions, workshops,
presentations by specialists, a darkroom, print finishing
area, a fully equipped studio, a library, a quality bi-monthly
newsletter and special interest groups.
PassionForPixels
An international
community of photographers sharing their knowledge, skills,
techniques and passion for the digital medium through
galleries, photography forums, tutorials and a library
of links. PassionForPixels.com is owned and operated by
the Melbourne Camera Club, Victoria, Australia
United
States of America
Chicago
Photographic Collectors Society
was founded
in 1971. It was started by a group of photo image and
antique camera collectors, who wished to share and enhance
their knowledge of the history of photography
Crosstown
Camera Club,
Minnesota,
(Slides and Prints) meets the third Thursday of every
month, September through June. We presently meet at Christ
Presbyterian Church, Highway 100 & 70th St. Edina. The
Club welcomes people with all levels of photo expertise.
CCC is affiliated with the Edina Art Center. Club activities
include programs, salon competitions, small group workshops
and field trips.
Delaware
County Camera Club
Located in Delaware County in the Philadelphia metropolitan
area and founded in 1937, our club has weekly meetings
with workshops and shows as well as slide/print critiques
and competitions. Our mission is: to welcome all newcomers
interested in photography regardless of ability or experience!
Digital
Photographic Society
(Minnesota)
is focused on artistic vision in photography, developing
skills needed to advance that vision and seeking the best
methodology for presenting the final image. We come together
once a month to share images and to explore our successes
and possible improvements in an encouraging environment.
Our members range from beginners to advanced amateurs
to artists striving for public success. The bonding element
is the photographic image and the tools that make it happen.
Friendly competition and sharing the how-to's are critical
to what we are as a club. You don't have to know much
to start - you only have to have the desire to try something
new. What makes us different is the desire to develop
an artistic vision and expand our skills with the newest
digital darkroom tools. You won't be required to leap
mountains or create masterpieces, but you will learn and
have an opportunity to share your images in a welcoming
environment.
Double
eXposure
double eXposure
a publication of photoworkshop
Emerald
Photographic Society
Eugene,
Oregons Photography Organization For Serious Amateurs.
Emerald Photographic Society offers competitions, outings,
technical seminars for color and BW Photographers. Serving
Lane County since 1961. Eugene, Oregon photography club
- Encouraging serious amateur photographers to make better
photographs. Photography Club of Eugene Oregon - Encouraging
serious amateur photographers to make better photographs.
Enchanted
Lens Camera Club
The objective
of the Enchanted Lens Camera Club is to provide enjoyment
and knowledge of photography to its members through their
participation and efforts in club activities Anyone interested
in the practice of photography is eligible for membership.
F/Stops
Camera Club
in San Fernando
Valley, was founded in 1982 by a group of photo enthusiasts,
who originally met at an evening basic photography class.
Their intent was to continue expanding their interest
and knowledge in the field of photography by sharing their
work for critiquing, taking field trips and talking with
professionals.
Gulf
States Camera Club Council
This council
is composed of camera clubs and photographic societies
in the states of Louisiana, Mississippi, New Mexico, Oklahoma
and Texas
Historic
Camera Collector Club
Historic
Camera is always interested in helping our members and
guests enrich their lives through the learning of photography
history. We are trying to grow to have more of a positive
impact and are always willing to work with other organizations
to establish common goals to help acheive new frontiers
that are mutually beneficial.
Houston
Photochrome Club
Founded
in 1967, has a membership of approximately fifty people,
most of whom are avid photographers. We are a diverse
group of men and women of all ages and many races. Our
one common denominator is that we enjoy learning and helping
others to learn about our favorite subject: photography!
We sponsor competition in the medium of color transparencies
(slides); however, many of our members' interests extend
to color and black & white prints as well as other areas
of photography.
La
Crosse Area Camera Club
We are a diverse group with a common interest: photography.
Some of us shoot digital, some slides, some print film.
We shoot nature, people, places, still life, abstract,
and more. Some of us have sold photos, some had never
shown our photos to others before joining. We have members
who have been shooting for decades and some who are still
learning to use their camera. Our members are young and
old, male and female. We are a melting pot of photographers
and we welcome you to join us.
Minneapolis
Photographic Society
is a print
club...both color and black and white...the only print
club.We welcome visitors and new members from beginners
to advanced photographers. Monthly meetings offer learning
experiences, friendly competition and fun. We meet the
first Monday of every month at the IFP Minnesota Center for Media Arts,
2446 University Ave. W, Suite 100,
St. Paul, MN.,
Telephone: 651-644-1912. There is a map and good directions on
our MPS website. We invite you to check out our current
newsletter, the MPS Enlarger. (Available on this website
in .pdf format after the Club listing above) For current
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United
States of America
Minnesota
Nature Photography Club
promotes
the beauty of nature through slide photography where human
elements are absent. The monthly meetings include a slide
competition, judged by members and guest photographers,
an educational program, and refreshments. Meets the third
Wednesday evening in Bloomington. Approx. 100 members
Minnesota
Valley Photography Club
amateur
and professional photographers explore various aspects
of photography through monthly competitions based on theme
and open categories. Our Club alternates salon topics
between prints one month to slides and digital the next
month. Entries are critiqued. We currently have about
70 members whose interests include film, digital and slides.Experience
ranges from beginner to pro. We meet the first Thursday
evening at the Lakeville Area Arts Center, 20965 Holyoke
Ave
Minnetonka
Camera Club
is one
of the first clubs in the Metro Area to add digital photography
to its slide and print imaging medium. The Club provides
a friendly and social setting to share interest in photography,
opportunities to grow technically and artistically, and
many other ways for members to explore the photographic
medium. Minnetonka Camera Club has monthly competitions
and members who choose to do so can compete with slides,
prints, and digital images in several categories. The
Club meets in Minnetonka at 7:00 pm on the first and third
Thursdays of the month and has lectures, demonstrations,
field trips and other activities.
Motor
City Camera Club
The club
meets every Monday, September through May, except for
holidays. Meetings start at 8:00 P.M. at the Nativity
Episcopal Church in Bloomfield Township, Michigan.
Nevada
Camera Club
Nevada Camera
Club, located in Las Vegas, is a nonprofit membership
organization providing photography lectures, workshops,
demonstrations, field trips, competitions and exhibitions.
NCC is a member of Photographic Society of America.
New
York Color Slide Club
We meet
the 1st and 3rd Friday, September thru June at OUR LADY
OF PEACE CHURCH, 237 East 62nd Street, New York City
Northern
California Council of Camera Clubs
N4C Northern
California Council of Camera Clubs.
Pasadena
Photochromer
Develop
and enhance the photographic experience of our members
through monthly meetings, competition, workshops and field
trips -- and have a good time!
Photographic
Society of America
We are a
worldwide interactive organization for anyone interested
in photography, be they casual or serious amateurs or
professional photographers. We offer our individual, camera
club, and council members a wide variety of activities:
a monthly magazine, photo and digital competitions, study
groups via mail and the internet, how-to programs, an
annual conference and a raft of other activities and services.
Photograpic
Guild of Nova Scotia
founded
in 1947, helps foster and encourage the art and science
of photography among our members and the public. With
over 140 members, we are the largest photographic club
in Atlantic Canada.
Ridgewood
Camera Club
Established
in 1937, Ridgewood Camera Club, the largest camera club
in New Jersey, has been dedicated to the pursuit of photographic
excellence for more than sixty years. The club provides
activities for those who wish to share, learn or improve
their photographic skills. Our membership represents all
levels of photographer from beginner to advanced amateur
and professional. Our goal is to increase our knowledge
of photography, inspire one another in our photographic
activities and, especially, to make new friends.
Santa
Rosa Photographic Society
We are
pleased that you are interested in the Santa Rosa Photographic
Society (SRPS), a camera club for beginning through advanced
amateurs. SRPS was founded in 1975 and serves Santa Rosa
and Sonoma County. Our educational and competition meetings
are designed to further members’ interest and ability
in photography. Meetings are held on the second and fourth
Thursdays monthly, except November and December. The club
is a member of and meets at the Luther Burbank Art and
Garden Center, 2050 Yulupa Avenue, in Santa Rosa.
Sioux
City Camera Club
The aim
of this club shall be: The mutual education and learning
in the science and art of photography. To promote and
encourage advancement of its members in the knowledge
and practice of photography.
Southern
California Council
The Southern
California Council of Camera Clubs (S4C), a nonprofit
organization under the laws of the State of California,
was founded in July 1939 with the purpose of developing
and promoting cooperative solutions of organization, administration,
growth, and support of the photographic art and education
at a council level. Believing that photography is one
of the more valuable means of communication with others
and that photography knows no language barrier, the member
clubs of S4C are banded together
Southwest
Missouri Camera Club
Located
in Springfield, Missouri, the Southwest Missouri Camera
Club has been an active organization for a quarter of
a century. Organized by a group of amateur and professional
photography enthusiasts, the club has grown in membership
through the years. Club members come from all walks of
life, with varying degrees of photographic experience
- from the novice to the professional and everything in
between. The most important aspect of the organization
is it's members. We learn from each other by sharing our
photographic experiences and skills. Plus, it's just plain
fun to share camaraderie with other photographers (who
else will listen to you talk endlessly about f-stops and
help you figure out why your last sure fire picture didn't
quite turn out?). Club activities go on throughout the
year and serve as a forum for the membership.
Syosset
Camera Club
The Syosset
Camera Club meets three Thursdays a month from September
thru May at the Plainview/Old Bethpage Community Center,
Haypath Road, in Old Bethpage. Our meetings generally
get under way at 7:30 PM. We also meet for field trips
every Sunday morning all year at the Celebrity Diner on
Jericho Turnpike in Syosset. Most people come between
7:45 & 8 AM for breakfast. We leave the diner for our
field trip between 8:30 and 9 AM.
Syracuse
(NY) Camera Club
welcomes
everyone who loves photography to join us for monthly
workshops, competitions and slide shows. Established in
1886, the Syracuse Camera Club is one of the oldest photography
organizations in the United States. The first members
were all men, mostly in professional fields, interested
in what was then a relatively new art form
The
Photographic Federation of Long Island
is a voluntary
non-profit organization of camera clubs from Brooklyn,
Queens, Nassau and Suffolk counties dedicated to the enjoyment
and advancement of photography.
Twin
Citys Digital Imaging Group
Welcome
to the creative world of Digital Imaging and Photography
From realistic composites to experimental abstracts, our
focus is creativity with a flare! TCdigi's goal is to
expand members' knowledge of art, photography, computers
and software techniques, by educational programs, seminars,
and friendly competitions. We are a group of digital enthusiasts,
both Windows and Macintosh based. The creation of each
image is a very personal exercise using a variety of software
and resources. Because we are a "learning" club,
members willingly share their creative secrets with each
other.
Western
Wisconsin Photographic Club
is a small
club of 15-25 members open to beginners or advance photographers.
Competition in slides or prints, black and white and color.
Meetings are at the Phipps Center For The Arts on the
first Wednesday of the month for salon judging, and the
third Wednesday of the month for a tutorial or photo assignment
presentation.
Canada
Camera
Club of Ottawa
Popular
photography was still in its infancy when a group of enthusiasts
formed the Camera Club of Ottawa in 1894. The organizers
set as their objective "...to study and promote the
art of photography in all its branches". Although
it was a primitive art form at the time, club members
soon gained competence and recognition in international
salon competition. Today, we maintain that objective.
We have a small gallery of our historical images of the
Camera Club of Ottawa.
Kingston
Photographic Club
The Kingston
Photographic Society was formed in 1967 by a small group
of photographers who wanted to get together to share ideas
and discuss their mutual interest in photography. The
club met in the City Park Building on Bagot Street for
many years. A newsletter was produced to give members
information on upcoming meetings. In January 1975, Dorothy
Benson started writing a second page that she called Camera
Capers. Her idea was to incorporate such things as "News
and Views", "Helpful Hints", and activities
of our members.
Montreal
Camera Club
Montreal
Camera Club
Photographic
Historical Society of Canada
Photographic
Historical Society of Canada. Serving camera collectors,
image collectors and historians since 1974. Publishers
of Photographic Canadiana. The Big One Photographic Fair,
Annual Camera Auction. Monthly Meetings.
Regina
Photo Club
The Regina
Photo Club is a group of friendly people who are interested
in photography. They vary in age from youth to seniors
and skill levels from beginners to experienced and professional
photographers. The purpose of the Club is to improve the
members’ photographic skills by sharing ideas and
experiences. Currently the Club has over 125 members.
South
Africa
Krugersdorp
Camera Club
Records
show that the Krugersdorp Camera Club existed as early
as 1931. A photograph was entered in a competition during
1931 under the name of Mr. Cecil Coath ... winning him
the first prize! The club originally consisted of approximately
five enthusiasts who met regularly in a small room behind
the current E.J. Adcocks-building.
Europe
Blaende
96.
If you translate
our name to English it means: Aperture 96. The number
'96' indicates that the Club was founded in 1996. The
Club is located in Holstebro which is in the Western part
of Jutland in Denmark. We are a group of more or less
experienced amateur photographers. We meet approximately
twice a month in our Photo Club. We don’t consider
the camera equipment to be that important - we look at
the final pictures. That is why you don’t need to
own hot new camera equipment to join us.
Club Giramondo
By now,
you may be wondering just what CLUB GIRAMONDO is. Giramondo
means "World Traveler" in Italian. It is a private
club for those who have been having relationships between
a Japanese and two Italian for the last decade
India
Chennai
Camera Club India
We are at just born stage but having lots of plans to
execute.
China
Chinese YMCA Photographic Society of Hong Kong
The Photographic Salon Exhibitors Association , Hong Kong S.A.R. |
