This is Ian's successful MPAGB entry at the PAGB APM in Chorley April 2018. Ian is a member of Bon Accord Camera Club.
Genesis To Jubilee - The Story of Falkirk Camera Club opened on 31st March 2018 in The Gallery at Falkirk Town Hall, West Bridge St., Falkirk.
This exhibition 'Genesis To Jubilee' is the Story Of Falkirk Camera Club telling the story of their 60 year journey. The exhibition runs until 28th April and is supported by Falkirk Community Trust. Admission Free. More information on their website (click here)
Falkirk Town Hall is open most days but please check with them before travelling on, 01324 - 506177. Mon - Sat 9.30am - 3.30pm. Sun - Please call.
In 1889 photographers in Falkirk banded together to form the Falkirk Amateur Photographic Association. That group survived two World Wars and various incarnations before, on 17th April 1958, becoming the Falkirk Camera Club which we know today.
Falkirk and District Photographic Association joined the Scottish Photographic Federation in 1923, and remains a member today as Falkirk Camera Club.
Do you have photos taken along the Clyde Coastal Path?
This Photographic Competition is run by the Rotary Clubs of Allander and Gourock in conjunction with Milngavie and Bearsden Camera Club and Glengoyne Distillery. The purpose of this competition is to get photos for inclusion in a new Guidebook to the Clyde Coastal Pathway.
This competition is open for images taken of, or from the Clyde Coastal Path, or of interesting subjects close to the path. The Competition is open to the public, Rotarians and members of Camera Clubs. Closing Date 30th April 2018
To find out where the Clyde Coastal Path goes, visit the competition organiser's website (click here)
This competition is open to digital images only; 2000 pixels minimum on the longest side, as jpeg or PNG.
Visit the Clyde Coastal Path website for full rules and details of prizes or to upload your images (click here)
Members of Milngavie and Bearsden CC will be part of the Judging panel.
This is Ian's successful MPAGB entry at the PAGB APM in Chorley April 2018. Ian is a member of Bon Accord Camera Club.
This is Kenny's successful CPAGB panel at the PAGB APM held at Chorley in April 2018. Kenny is a member of Livingston CC.
We are a non-profitmaking network of almost 100 clubs and societies from Orkney in the north to Stranraer in the south and all areas in between. The sizes and involvement of each club within the SPF varies widely.
Founded in 1903, our remit is to promote the art and science of photography through interaction. To this end, the SPF Executive Committee organises a diary of events annually, mainly in the form of competitions and workshops, which our Clubs and their Members can participate in. The SPF also organises or co-ordinates entries to other events nationally or internationally on behalf of our members. We also maintain a mailing list and supply various services, including our e-newsletter the 'e-flash', and SPF Directory which contains all SPF Clubs and our SPF Judge’s & Lecturer’s list.
Through our SPF membership, comes affiliation of the PAGB. This gives access to the Club network throughout the whole of the UK. Through this affiliation comes other benefits including competitive Insurance arrangements for Camera Clubs, exclusive to the PAGB (Photographic Alliance of Great Britain) network, which you can take advantage of as an affiliated SPF club. In addition to this UK membership; as a member Club of the SPF, you and your members also automatically become members of FIAP (Federation Internationale de l'art Photographique) which is a worldwide organisation, currently based in Luxembourg.